Great selection! So many juices and smoothies to choose from. Definitely a hard decision…read more I got the Green Tea Blast. She did not hold back on the matcha! So refreshing on a hot day!

The lady making my juice was very friendly and gave me good ideas for what kind to order! I want to…read morego back every day in the summer and try a different delicious healthy flavor.

The previous review holds bar the wait time. I've visited the juicery twice more and got one Baby…read moreHarambe and another protein shake with a similar composition to the former. The two wait times clocked here were at two and four minutes, respectively; a much faster time than what I experienced at the grand opening. Do try this place out.

They have great freshly made juices. My favourite was the 24karat. It was so fresh not too sweet. I…read morealways get my smoothie from here before my work out or before class and its not expensive at all the prices are amazing. I love this place

The food is so fresh and I love that they support the local Amish community! Great spot, for sure…read morecoming back!

The food is delicious and filling, and the staff are superb. Not pictured are amazing pancakes,…read moretopped with blueberries and a faux egg omelette with toast. We are not vegan, but we love a tasty, healthy, meal. If you like the same, we highly recommend this cafe!

Cornwall has a bubble tea place! And not only do they sell bubble tea, but they sell ice cream,…read moremilkshakes, cake slices, crepes (sweet and savoury) and quesadillas. Oh and did I mention that they sell unusual flavoured snacks like Banana Caramel KitKat, Root Beer flavoured Mike & Ike, and Birch Beer Crush?!? They also had Dr Pepper flavoured cotton candy. Mind blown! Lol. I was super tempted my their $1 a cone ice cream, but decided to stick with my original plan of getting some bubble tea. I went with the regular-sized Lychee Milk Tea ($4.99) and added Cherry Agar Pearls (an additional $1). My husband got a Mint Chocolate Milkshake ($6.99). So the freaky thing is that I totally forgot to tell the guy half sweet (my usual customization when I'm trying out a new place), but magically when I got my drink, the sticker said 50% sugar. Woah, he read my mind, lol. So the toppings list said "cherry tapioca" which intrigued me but when I got the drink, it was obviously agar/crystal pearls that were cherry flavoured. This was also a pleasant surprise because I love crystal boba/agar pearls and actually prefer them to tapioca pearls. I loved my drink. The lychee flavour wasn't too pronounced, but it was still tasty and not overly sweet. The agar pearls were chewy and delicious and the quantity was good. I had a sip of my husband's milkshake and it was really tasty, super rich and creamy, and it was aesthetically pleasing as well. Service was easy-going, as I was a bit indecisive at first and then changed my order as the guy was punching it into the cash register (oops, sorry, hehe). He was super nice and if he was annoyed, he didn't show it at all. If I lived in Cornwall, I would be there all the time. They are close to the highway, so I think not only will every Cornwall trip I make involve a stop here, but any trips on the 401 eastbound from Ottawa will also involve a visit to Sip & Scoop, lol. It's in a plaza with lots of free parking.

This place was my dream in terms of all the novelty and out-of-country snacks. Though it was a bit…read morereserved. As far their menu goes, it is fine. The drinks were good, but I was disappointed to see they had removed savoury foods and sandwiches from their menu. All in all, I enjoyed my visit.

My first visit to a Whole Foods Market was years ago, after completing a job interview in Yorkville…read morein Toronto. I definitely remember what I got: a slice of tiramisu. At that time, it was the only Whole Foods in the greater Toronto area. Whole Foods has grown on me, likely because Markham has one and I frequent it often. I don't fit the profile of a typical Whole Foods shopper who tends to carry expensive handbags, must get everything organic, and can afford all things expensive, including tiny bottles of elixirs that extend their years on planet Earth. I like their dairy-free items. I love Carbonaut bread and the entire bakery section, including tiramisu. There are specific items that I get at this store. If I'm looking for romaine lettuce or celery, you'll likely see me at a grocery store that offers these items at normal, cheaper prices. Four years ago, I was in the Glebe and saw this Whole Foods store. I didn't go in. I had already got what I needed at a Metro. On my most recent visit, after spending a few hours exploring the area with a friend, I realized that I needed almond beverage and lemons. I had yet to set foot in any grocery store. They were good reasons to check this store out. I had parked underground. The elevator got me to this store. I exited the elevator on the main floor to hit Winners. This store has a cafe that occupies the entire floor. It was busy just before noon. People must love getting coffee and a baked good here. When I returned just past 5 pm, you could hear crickets on this floor. The cafe was closed. It was different. My local one is still open when I'm there at 7 pm. I have yet to hit the cafe at any Whole Foods location. I took the escalator up to the second floor, which is where the entire supermarket is. I immediately found almond beverage. Organic. Sugar-free. Perfect. I also found the produce area. The Rainier cherries looked good. They were also so expensive that I blocked the price out and moved on. I got a couple of lemons. You could get a bag of six. The price was the same if you calculated how much one lemon was going for, so you might as well pick your own pristine-looking lemons. I looked around. It has the usual salad and hot food bars. You pay by weight, which does add up if you aren't careful. There were lots of snacks and drinks to choose from. A can of flavoured carbonated water was going for $2.69. It makes you wonder how this store determines the prices that it sets. It was enjoyable looking at the plants and flowers. It's a nice grocery store. I had an equally nice woman at the checkout area. I paid for my items with a debit card. I didn't need a bag. My lemons were already in one, so I carried it and my carton of almond beverage to the elevator. It was convenient taking the elevator down to the underground parking lot. I walked to my car, paid for parking, and left. The lemons and almond beverage were great. I'm glad that I got what I needed at this store. I had a fun time shopping here. It's my second Whole Foods that I've been to where it has two floors. We'll see if I return in another four years. Maybe I'll try the cafe... haha! (262)

I mean it overhyped in my opinion! It's pricey and in this economy who ca affort 10& strawberries!read more

TL;DR/The Short Version: Tasty and aesthetically pleasing…read moresmoothies, but a bit pricey. The Long Version: This location in Orleans is the fourth location for Juice Dudez. Their first was in Westboro and I checked them out there when they first opened back in 2020. I had a Pina Colada bubble tea there and wasn't overly impressed. But they must be doing something right if they opened a second location on Bank St, a third location in the Byward Market and now a fourth location in Orleans. Their specialty appears to be fruit smoothies and dessert crepes/waffles. So I decided to try their smoothies. I got the Fancy Dude $13 which is avocado smoothie layered with mango smoothie and strawberry smoothie on top. There's sliced fruits (kiwi, star fruit, strawberries and blueberries) on top as well as crushed nuts (I think pistachios). I added Astha (Lebanese cream) for an additional $1.50. There was also honey drizzled on top. The drink was super pretty and fairly tasty, but I found the price a bit high. The amount of Ashta I received was small, just a little scoop. The smoothie was definitely tastier than the bubble tea I had at their OG location when they first opened. The smoothies here are similar to the smoothies at La Bocca Juice down on Bank St, or Cocktail Antabli and Cocktail Hawaii (both in Montreal). Service was pleasant. Decor is nice. Free parking available in the plaza parking lot. It's where Menchie's used to be. Review #49 (2025)

Delicious and fresh ingredients to make juice, juices, smoothies, and decadent desserts…read more The service is very friendly and quick. The space is brand new and so far, very clean and comfortable

I stopped by this juice bar twice on my trip to Mont Tremblant, and was thoroughly impressed! This…read moreplace offers a variety of juices and smoothies which are all freshly made and have no added sugar. I enjoyed both the mango and red juices. The only thing that threw me off a little bit was the fact that they are more smoothie/slushy like, as opposed to juices. But they are super cold and refreshing which I absolutely love. The juices are all on the pricy side.. ~$9 CAD for a small cup, but nonetheless serve as a nice refreshment on your stroll through the village.

The rudest person I've ever been served by in North America…read more Empty store and I can see why.

This Freshly Squeezed is inside the St Laurent Shopping Centre, and it is unique in that in…read moreaddition to the regular juices and smoothies that this chain usually sells, it also sells Presotea drinks. Before they sold Presotea, they had self-service frozen yogurt, so it would appear that they like partnering with other businesses. I think this is cool because it makes their location different from others. I usually order from the Presotea menu and get the regular-sized Earl Grey Milk Tea Family ($5.99), "lite sugar" (which is 25-30% sugar) and "regular ice." This drink is Earl Grey tea with milk, tapioca, Mesona jelly (aka grass jelly or herbal jelly), and "pudding" (which was like a vanilla pudding-flavoured jello). I love lots of toppings in my bubble tea and this was the best bang for my buck. I love this drink in that the tea flavour is pronounced. It is also slightly rich and creamy. On my most recent visit, I tried the Four Seasons Milk Tea with Jelly Boba ($5.99 for a regular). Jelly Boba is a cross between tapioca pearls and jelly that's usually used in bubble tea. It's much chewier than both pearls and jelly, and I really liked it, but I can see how it may not be for everyone. For a while, these guys were the only bubble tea game in this mall, but Real Fruit Bubble Tea recently opened on the upper level (Freshly Squeezed/Presotea is on the main level). I personally like these guys better than Real Fruit Bubble Tea. They have more selection of flavours and types (like cheese foam, brown sugar series, etc) and I think their drinks taste better. However, the advantage that Real Fruit Bubble Tea has over Freshly Squeezed/Presotea is they have small sizes and you can get an original milk tea with tapioca there for less than $4. I definitely think there's space for their coexistence ;) This location is tucked away off the main shopping area. It's near the Second Cup kiosk.

This Freshly Squeeze location has recently teamed up with Presotea to also serve bubble tea…read more I was super excited to hear that a well known bubble tea shop was opening up closer to home (not downtown or in Chinatown). Presotea (other locations are downtown) is one of my favourite tea shops. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. However, I was disappointed with my drink. I had ordered the milk taro with black pearls. The milk taro was alright but the pearls were very bland. It may have been a one off because I don't usually have an issue with Presotea. The milk tea is usually sweeter. Overall, the drink was bland and I didn't enjoy it like I normally would have.