Village Juicery

This is a wonderful place to get your dose of healthy smoothies, juices, kombucha, salads, and other types of soul food. The staff is always super friendly. Take advantage of their loyalty program by downloading the app and get points for every purchase. They also have $5 daily kombuchas. I got the watermelon one which was super delicious.

The smoothie was refreshing, but the listed price $13 was not for a large. I paid $18 ( tax and tip) for large, which is the most I've paid for a smoothie, and I'm not thrilled about it.

A great spot for fresh cold pressed juices, smoothies, kombucha, and some healthy eats. I’ve been to a few village juicery locations, however I appreciate that this one (located on Roncesvalles and Pearson ave) includes working tables. It’s a great spot to work from home as they don’t play the music too loud and it’s just the perfect size without having too many people. I got the watermelon lime kombucha which was refreshing and the brain food smoothie which was nutty, creamy and some notes of banana.

I live right around the corner from this location and I like their smoothies and food but the service is almost consistently unfriendly. They do have a nice seating area in the back so bonus points for that.

Great, comfy and quiet place! I tried matcha strawberry iced latte and it was tasty and refreshing on a hot summer day

The drinks are great but their food leaves a lot to be desired. I spent $10 on a small “chipotle” wrap that was just rice, beans, lettuce, corn and tomato (but mostly rice). I don’t know if they forgot to put a sauce or spice on but it had no flavoring and was so dry I had to choke it down. I was disappointed considering how much it cost and the high quality of their other products.

I walked in with a terrible headache, craving a refreshing juice. I got what I needed as well as a free bottle of refreshing cucumber juice when I shared my headache situation! It helped even more and I was feeling better in no time. Such kindness and generosity is rare, and so uplifting when it happens. Thank you so much!

Love Village Juicery - it’s my go-to spot when on Roncy. I practically have to go in every time I pass it, I love it that much. Brain food & power greens are my all time favourite smoothies. Staff are always very friendly!

A great spot for fresh cold pressed juices, smoothies, kombucha, and some healthy eats. I've been to a few village juicery locations, however I appreciate that this one (located on Roncesvalles and Pearson ave) includes working tables. It's a great spot to work from home as they don't play the music too loud and it's just the perfect size without having too many people. I got the watermelon lime kombucha which was refreshing and the brain food smoothie which was nutty, creamy and some notes of banana.

The Village Juicery has been my favourite source of cold pressed juices for many years, and has several locations across the city. Their juice prices here is slightly higher than regular juices, however each bottle is full of flavour and healthy ingredients, and there's a large selection of flavors to choose from. The "Be Active" is my regular go to flavour but I've enjoyed many of the other flavours as well. They also serve other healthy items like smoothies, coffee, tea, salad bowls, breakfast jars, soups, wraps, and orangic baked goods like brownies and cookies. One thing that stands out with the Village Juicery is that they make an effort to minimize waste through the use of glass containers and their recycling program. The recycling program encourages customers to return the glass containers for a tiny refund that they can save within their account if you have the app and use towards future purchases.

Call me impressed but I didnt think I would love a chai latte made with no actual tea in it but here we are! Village juicery converted me. The spot on Roncy is really zen... we walked in and they had music that matches the atmosphere. Modern and serene but with a bit of an edge with it's metallic sheen on the bar and sharper angles on the decor. I really liked it. It has a nice little alcove in the back where you can sit and enjoy a drink or nibble. It's very clean ... feels almost spotless with everything all well organized. They mainly focus on offering cold press juice which you can see in the large refrigerated cases along the back wall. They have a few salads and snacks on offer but I feel it's more of a take out spot for its drinks. They also have kombocha on "tap" as well. Chai latte - have to admit, this was delicious. Strongly spiced in a good way, you can taste the cinnamon, cocoa, cloves, and cardamom. It pleasantly fuses with the sweet coconut milk and medjool dates. All the sweetness comes from those two and that's it. No additional sugars. It looks like it get its richness from pistachios and cashews as well. They serve it hot and it was perfect for a cooler Sunday morning. I honestly think it's one of the better spiced drinks I've had in the city 5/5. Coconut Matcha Superfood Bite - cute little snack sized bites to give you a bit of energy. This one was very good in bright flavours. You could taste the matcha, coconut, honey, vanilla, and nut pieces. I could taste a bit of the cashews but it's quite mild. The little snack ball was chewy like a coconut bar. I really thought this one was a nice snack. 4/5 Toasted Sesame Superfood Bite - an interesting take on their healthy snacks but to me, the flavours weren't melding as good as the coconut matcha. It had a more herbal or earthy flavour I wasn't expecting. This sesame flavour was very prominent but the earthy and herbal note was a strong following after the first bite. It mentioned that it's also has medjool dates and maple syrup but i didn't taste them that strongly. I just looked up the ingredients when I noticed Chaga tea. That's mushrooms. That explained the earthy flavour. 3.5/5 I love the chai latte and the matcha coconut bites. They definitely has some great flavours here and love to try more.

A bit on the expensive side but definitely worth it. We got a couple of made to order smoothies (power greens and brain food) and both were excellent! I liked that they didn't taste too "green" unlike some other places. Paid about $20 for both

Don't waste your money - $30 for brown celery juice and a "smoothie bowl" with 3 pieces of granola

The cold pressed orange juice is possibly the best $4.50 I've ever spent ... Just what I needed on a sunny afternoon! Honestly this place is SO cute. The decor, great selection of juices and healthy snacks, paired with amazing customer service makes me happy I live so close to this place! I love how environmentally it is as well! All the juices are in glass bottles and they have a recycling program in place (when you bring your bottles back you get money toward more juices!) Can't wait to visit again! :)

Got a kombucha drink mid morning. Super refreshing, aesthetically pleasing as well with the chia seeds and dried fruit. Staff was super kind and inside was clean and chic.

They don't make any smoothies fresh in house. A little disappointed about that. What they had bottles in the fridge was nice though. Their kombucha on tap is excellent. Overall, pretty nice juice and smoothie. It's just not made in house.

Best juice spot in town! Besides being super lovely, all of the workers are certified nutritionists, so they know what they're talking about. Nice, relaxed vibes, and with a bar overlooking the streets so you can watch the world go by as you sip. Also, they have a customer rewards system, so if you bring back your glass bottles you can build yourself some credit. A few tasty salad bowls to pick from (two) and LOTS of yummy, healthy vegan snacks. Definitely my happy place.

I have been to all the juicers in Toronto and Village Juicery is by far the best. We get our weekly orange, grapefruit and apple juice here. It's hard to find a REAL single-fruit juice. I tried an orange juice from their competition and I could taste a bit of carrot in the orange juice.

Went in for a couple smoothies and they up charged me $2 for swapping out an ingredient I am allergic to, after I told her I was allergic. This is poor business practice and just plain rude. I won't be back.

I'm a huge fan of Village Juicery! The atmosphere is relaxing, the staff is helpful and the juices are excellent. Cold pressed juice isn't cheap but I'd rather spend my $ on it rather than coffee or alcohol. High recommend checking out Village!

I found this place overpriced for what you get. The juices aren't even freshly squeezed! They are sitting in a fridge inside the store. I was expecting a freshly made juice instead got something I can buy at the grocery store for a quarter of the price. Very disappointed.

Tried their one day cleanse and it was amazing. I love the variety of content and the relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. Yum

I've been a couple of times and I'm a huge fan now! I love the breakfast jars, and also can't get enough of the beet "Be Active" juice. The last time I popped in I also tried the Kombucha on tap which was amazing. This is quickly becoming my go-to spot for a healthy pick me up. Lovely environment as well.

Thank's for Tyler C. of Village Juicery for the reply. I'm know what the hydraulic press juicers are (Norwalk juicers, for example) . Especially, by being on and off Gerson protocol for several years ;) However my comment stands, because, even Gerson's protocol prescribe to consume the juice right away after making... Yes, they allow to refrigerate juice and consume it later ONLY as a COMPROMISE for the recovered patients, who returned to work and have no possibility to make a fresh pressed juice every hour. Even the "Norwalk juicer" commercials, advise to drink the juice RIGHT AWAY after it was pressed (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKIrB0wkbaM). And oxygen... Do you press the fruits and veggies in 100% vacuum? Or it's just provides a minimum mixing of air with the juices? So, how much air is enough for nutrients to start oxidize???? What about a light exposure? Are your juices stored in the dark containers? Anyway, Cold-pressed juices contain many beneficial nutrients, although they can also be high in sugar and low in dietary fiber.(Rosman, Katherine "What's Behind the Green Juice Fad?". The Wall Street Journal)There is not enough research to determine if cold-pressed juices are healthier compared to pasteurized juices.[ Amidor, Toby "Cold-Pressed Juice: Is it Worth the Hype?"][Gordinier, Jeff "The Juice-Bar Brawl"][ Latif, Ray "The Juice Uprising"] It has been suggested that eating fresh fruits and vegetables is a more balanced approach to a healthy diet than drinking the juice.( Rosman, Katherine "What's Behind the Green Juice Fad?". The Wall Street Journal") Also, recommend to read: http://www.wired.com/2015/04/nobody-can-prove-cold-pressed-juice-better/ and http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health/is-cold-pressed-juice-any-more-healthy-or-is-it-all-just-hype/article24548835/

I love Village Juicery ! The best juice store in town. Only the freshest juice, good Wi-Fi and great decor, and a garden in the back !