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LA based chain of cold pressed juice shops. Sells chilled bottles of juices, smoothies, and nut milks. Some outlets offer freezes, which are a soft-serve like vegan frozen treat made from juice or nut milk. Some branches might be fully vegan. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-8:00pm.


5 Reviews

First Review by gr8vegan

ga-slo

Points +1194

Vegan
02 Oct 2024

Everything is vegan

Vegan soft serves with good toppings

VeganOnVacation

Points +275

Vegan
27 May 2019

Be careful! Not organic.

Looks like a great juice bar but serves non organic juices.

Cons: Not organic

cat1

Points +76

Mostly Veg
17 Jun 2014

juices

As juice bars go I would say this one is average, they say its mostly organic, but who knows.. I have also heard that the juices are not totally fresh, but again who knows. They taste good, there is a large selection and the servers are nice.

Pros: Taste , Selection , Servers

Cons: Not all organic

Chia

Points +3631

Vegetarian
30 Mar 2012

Grab-n-Go Juices

I had read about this place on happycow, and here's my Pressed Juicery review.

This is a tiny, tiny storefront in a shopping plaza courtyard behind A Votre Sante restaurant. You won't see it from San Vicente Blvd, you have to park first, then walk into the courtyard. There is shared, open air seating.

All the juices are already pre-pressed and bottled. You choose from a list of around 15 different kinds of juices (green blends, carrot, coconut, etc...). Each bottle costs from $6.50 up to $8.00 for the almond milk.

Taste is good. Twice I've had the "greens 2" (kale, spinach, romaine, parsley, cucumber, celery, apple, lemon). My husband likes the "roots 1" (beet, carrot, kale, spinach, romaine, parsley, cucumber, celery).

Convenient grab and go.

gr8vegan

Points +2357

Vegan
09 Jan 2011

Mostly detox Juice place

I was dining at Le Pain Quotidien and noticed a long line of people collecting cartons of juices. I had to investigate further in the commotion. Its basically a door in the courtyard. You can park down below and get validated at Le Pain, not sure if Pressed Juicery validates. I think most customers get this stuff delivered to their houses. I'm anti detox and juicing since its complete quackery that more nutrients will make you more healthy or that there is some way to detox the body. The body detoxes itself and stopping eating the toxic foods gives your body a chance to heal, it doesn't matter if you replace bad foods with juice or potatoes you'll "detox" all the same. That being said, its a cute shop with good carrot juice and a few other blends that aren't detox drinks. I think most people just abuse it for crash and burn weightloss dieting.

Pros: fresh juices

Cons: detox bs




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