The Punchbowl Los Angeles
Juice shop · Los Feliz ·
Raw, organic, vegan juices & shakes with exotic ingredients
Raw, organic, vegan juices & shakes with exotic ingredients
"The Punchbowl specializes in raw, organic, vegan, plant-based "shakes" that even the strictest personal trainer would approve of. Despite being named after desserts like halva or mango lassi, most of the blended drinks here are on the light and refreshing side: substantial but not pudding-thick, and packed with lots of fruits and vegetables, with a base of coconut water or almond milk. Expect lots of run riffs on cocktails too, like the Greeña Colada with lemon, pineapple, and kale, or the Golden Idol, a creamy mango smoothie with a sneaky cayenne kick." - cathy park, sylvio martins, garrett snyder
"The tiny spot right off Vermont is making the only real juices and health shakes you actually want in Los Feliz. Our move is the Power Mint (it tastes like a mint Klondike Bar, but is actually good for you), but frankly most of their shakes are worth ordering. Looking for a real punch to the face? Get the ginger shot with with oil of oregano. Wah-BAM." - Brant Cox
"I always reach for the mango saffron lassi at Los Feliz’s Punchbowl: mango, saffron, lemon, coconut meat, cardamom, cashew milk, dates, orange blossom, and pistachios combine into a bright, sweet but not overwhelming drink, and the cashew milk adds a creaminess often missing from some smoothies. The smoothies here, though a little pricy, are generously sized and the quality of the ingredients is apparent. While there, make sure to stop by the flower shop right next door to fully embrace LA’s year-round sunshine." - Eater Staff
"This raw food restaurant serves inventive smoothie combinations like the Rita Hayworth with evening primrose oil, strawberry, rosewater, coconut yogurt, raw honey, almond milk, and coconut meat and a mango saffron lassi shake with cardamon and orange blossom. Notable juices include the grassy Wonder Greens and the gently spicy What a Melon with watermelon, cucumber, and cayenne." - Rebecca Roland
"The tiny little cafe off Vermont is making the only real juices and health shakes you want in the area. Our move is the "Power Mint" (it tastes like a mint Klondike Bar), but frankly most of their shakes are worth ordering. Looking for a real nasal clear-out? Get the ginger shot with oil of oregano." - brant cox