Booster Juice is a good place to stop for cool and refreshing healthy smoothies, located at malls…read moreacross Canada including this location at Regent Mall. The menu offerings include freshly squeezed juices and great variety of fruit & yogurt smoothie combinations including the classic smoothies, specialty smoothies and high protein smoothies, plus Greek yogurt, acai berry bowls, booster bakes, sandwiches, wraps, and paninis. Boosters (supplements) and Super Boosters can be added to your drink providing added protein, energy, density, and power. The drinks here are on the pricey side starting at $4.20 for a snack size smoothie. Most regular sized smoothies priced around $6.05-$6.95. Combo meals (smoothie & sandwich) priced $10.99-$11.79, prices do not include the 13% HST. While shopping at the mall, I stopped for a cold drink break at Booster Juice. I ordered the Regular size Mango Hurricane ($6.05 plus HST), which was made quickly. This big smoothie was very sweet and refreshing which had a blend of mangos, peaches, passion fruit, guava, strawberries, and frozen soft yogurt. The flavours of the different fruits and yogurt blended well together.

I'm on a strict juice cleanse and my daughter was heading to a sports tournament and we were…read morelooking for something quick and fresh, and of course mine had to be juice only, not a smoothie with all whole ingredients. Found this place in the mall and went in. She juiced some of my drink then threw some in (the parsley I think) and proceeded to blend it. This isn't how a juice is made, this is a smoothie. The result was carrot juice with chunks of parsley to swallow. My daughter ordered a wrap, which they pulled out of the fridge (not made fresh to order) wrapped in cellophane. Looked more like a Twinkie than a wrap. The real shock though was that when they handed her the wrap, it was in a (no kidding) plastic ziploc sandwich baggie with a napkin wrapped around the wrap. Is this official booster juice packaging? Needless to say we were disappointed and hope they can train their staff to understand the difference between juice and smoothies because this small detail can affect people like myself who take our cleanse seriously.