Horrible wait time any time I have gone. Staff is rude and dismissive. Preordering does not help reduce wait time because staff is never prepared in making food. read more

Overpriced and very unfriendly staff. The reviews seemed promising and thought I might visit extremely disappointed. I would recommend this place to someone I'm not fond of. read more

Amazing Choripan breakfast sandwich. Crispy but soft bread, gooey cheese, and flavorful avocado and chorizo.

Favorite smoothie place! Everything is fresh every single time!!! They get busy so I would suggest calling ahead.

Food and juices are great but service is terrible. Long wait even if ordered in advance. They should have a separate line for pickup

This place has great, fresh smoothies, juices, and some food too! Love that you can order from their mobile app. A couple cons, the space is VERY small, and I think the prices are a little high for some of the portions of things. One of my favorites is the São Paulo acai bowl. read more

JUGOS - Juice Bars & Smoothies Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

This place makes the best smoothies! I love that the smoothies aren't overly sweet like a lot of places (I'm looking at you, Jamba Juice) and they always use the freshest fruit. I wish that this place was bigger because it can get a little cramped when it is busy, but the smoothies come out quickly enough. I recommend the pitaya bowls, which were both colorful and delicious. I also tried the Nantucket smoothie, another good choice! The smoothies can be a little expensive, but the quality is well worth it! read more

JUGOS - Santo Domingo pitaya bowl was so creamy and had just the right amount of sweetness - Juice Bars & Smoothies Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Jugos is a very small, but very well-loved establishment. The location makes it easily accessible but also super busy sometimes. Their line system works well and they are able to move pretty quickly. There is no space to sit and barely standing room, but consider eating on a bench or at the green spaces by Copley. Everything is to-go! Fresh fruits are always available and they put a generous amount of avocado on their avo toast. Juices are well loved in the Boston area. I would go back to try a paleta and their acaii bowls. read more

I love smoothies and they do have a great selection to choose from. The one thing I don't like, and it's a big thing is, that they do not use organic produce! That means we are drinking all the pesticides used to grow them, possibly even Monsanto roundup, that's farmers use to kill weeds. If it's not certified organic than I feel I am defeating the purpose of trying to do something healthy by drinking drinks that carry pesticides. read more

Jugos' Super Linda (I substitute passion fruit for the pineapple) is soo good! I don't mind paying ~$7-$9 (depending on the size you get) because it's fresh fruit and is worth it. Great spot! read more

Best smoothies in all of Boston. I recommend the Kalik, it's the only location where you can get this smoothie because it's not in the menu at the South End location read more

Pretty solid as far as juice bars go. I like that they have copious amounts of fresh fruit out front and that the atmosphere inside is fun and unique. Just like with most juice bars your experience is dictated by how well you know what you are ordering. The menu is laid out in a convenient format that allows you to pretty quickly pick and choose what you want. The options are pretty extensive, so you can generally find something for everyone. To top it off, the staff is friendly and helpful, so if you have any questions, just ask. read more

Cool azz juice bar right outside the train station. Get #7...pear, pineapple, apple and mint. So delicious and refreshing. Plus they play good beats while you wait! read more

JUGOS - #7 over ice - Juice Bars & Smoothies Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Don't get me wrong, this place is great for the option of green juices and smoothies. It is pricey yes, however, it's nice to have the not-so-common option of a healthy, nutrition juice/snack option, especially in the heart of the city. My complaint is about the staff. I am almost concerned for them. They are completely unenthusiastic. They never say hello, they don't look friendly or approachable, they look miserable to be honest. And I don't mean just one person on an occasionally bad day (we all have those) I mean ALL of them EVERY single day (or when I am there anyway). It's almost just strange. Even this one girl that, when she was clearly new/training, seemed super energetic, pleasant and talkative, is now the same as the rest. No more light on her face what-so-ever. It almost makes me wonder, what the hell are they doing to the employees??!! Is this place "cursed" in some way? Anyway, this one thing really makes me dread going there. I only come in when I really want something, otherwise I'll pass. read more

I was feeling sick and then I ate this meal and now I feel like a different person after eating the honey-honey salad bowl. This place is GAS! read more

Though small, this place has a huge menu, especially their Acai bowl menu. My friend and I expected Jugo to be a small cafe shop but it turned out to be a pick-up to go cafe. The waiters there were very welcoming and sweet. read more

If a tiny crack in a the Back Bay Station can pack this much fantastic, tasty freshness into one place, the rest of Boston should take a hint and step it up. Here's a sampling of the awesome inside Juice: 1) Treats that are actually good for you: alter-eco chocolate, whole food energy bars, Q's nuts, and chocolate covered super foods. 2) Things to make you feel like a California pilates mom/Amazon warrior: maca, cacao, bee pollen, and wheat grass. 3) Hippie-dippy deliciousness just like Aunt Earthspirit used to make: granola, cashew milk, chia pudding. 4) ACAI BOWLS. They've made it all the way from Brazil, to SoCal, to Boston. Get your hands on one of these babies and you'll never think about fro-yo again. 5) To-go salads and sandwiches with things like goat cheese and arugula in them. Excellent. 6) Fresh juices and smoothies out the wazzoo. The juice with pear, pineapple, green apple, and mint is a winner. This is the standard to which all smoothie/juicy/healthy places shall now be held, and it's about 20'x30' in size. Color me impressed (and looking forward to going broke.) read more

This place is so much fun. They always have music playing and the people who work there are friendly and helpful. The menu is fantastic. It's a bit more interesting and creative than your average fresh-pressed juice bar. All the Batidos are great and filling - healthy milkshakes, better than ice cream! My favorite is the Kalik. All the green / veggie juices are great, too. It is a TINY place - but don't be intimidated if there is a line. It moves quickly! read more

Still obsessed, still loving this place. Have gone through two punch cards (of 10 items) already! Of the ones I've tried: Jugos ranked (most to leave favorite): -#1 and #7 (tied--#1 if I'm more in a slightly sour green mood, #7 if I'm craving something on the sweeter citrus side) -La Leche (adore when craving creamy/sweet but not unhealthy) -Montauk (kale, pear, pineapple, cucumber, mint, bright and perky for summer) -#6 (not a fan of celery but this is drinkable) -Brooklyn (watermelon, mint, lime, etc--discovered that I'm not a huge fan of watermelon juice) -#4 (not a fan of parsley) -#8 (way too sour for me, gives me Renee Zellweger face) Batidos ranked: -Xochitl (my absolute favorite) -Kingston -Sra Martinez -Super Linda (nice but too sweet for me personally) -Socrates (something about cashew + cacao tastes chalky to me) Acai bowls ranked: -King Tubby (perfect) -Los Verdes (delicious way to get some greens in you) -Pura Vida (good but too sweet for me personally) -Sao Paolo (I found this chalky and it made my mouth feel dry; prefer acai with fruits as opposed to cacao/coconut) read more

Talk about a much needed addition to the Back Bay. This juice bar reminds me of the cute presseries of New York, but it's in Boston! With fresh fruits outside, and an array of salads, baked goods, and healthy snackfood, this juice bar is perfect. They have an awesome number of fruit and vegetable combinations, as well as smoothies- including the "Rondo"- or you can make your own . I started going here during a detox when they first opened, and now I come a few times a week just to get my daily dose of veggies. I hope they stay around for a long time. Service is very friendly and the drinks are perfectly sized. read more

Great juice and a crew willing to go over and above to help. I was traveling to Boston on business for a two day trip and I needed to keep up with my fresh juice (24 days into drinking 3-4 fresh pressed juice drinks per day.) I contacted Juice Boston by email through the website about arranging a delivery to my hotel and they got back to me quickly. While not something they do a lot of, they organized delivery of my juice to the hotel for the two days I was there. I even picked a few different drinks and they delivered them to me. Thanks to Ron and the crew at Juice Boston for going out of your way to help out. Great juice too - give them a try! read more

No joke when I say standing room only. If there's ever been an example of a "grab and go place" it's Jugos. No seating at all. If more than 4 people are waiting for their drinks/food it gets very cramped very quickly. Would recommend if you're claustrophobic in the slightest. The juice (I got a #2, which is orange, grapefruit, pear, lemon, mint) I bought was quite pricey and not that impressive. It wasn't bad, but I ended up needing to go down to the Starbucks down the street to get some Splenda packets to put in it to prevent my face from turning inside out from the sourness. The juices are definitely on the pricy side. $6 for a 12oz, $7 for a 16oz, and $9 for a 24oz. The prices listed are 5 cents less than on their menu but with tax it will definitely be more than what I put. Staff were friendly and efficient at the speed they made the juices (mine was made in like 2 minutes). Overall not a bad place, and while I can definitely understand why it's so popular, it's just not for me. Still worth a try if you're into juice bars. read more

If you're looking for a quick, healthy refreshing meal/snack, this is the place! They have a variety of fresh pressed juices, shakes and acaí bowls. If you're looking for a boost of energy, they also serve different types of coffees. We each had a bowl and a shot of lemon, ginger and cayenne pepper. Perfect spot for the health nut read more

Literally the Only reason that I don't mind taking the commuter rail once in a while is because I can stop in jugos and get a smoothie or bowl for the ride read more

I'm late to the popular food game, but acai bowl sounded interesting enough to venture here. It's REALLY small, but smells so fresh here! We got the Sao Paolo because, cacao nibs, and also asked to add berries to it. Looking back, had we planned better, I think we would have also added an avocado toast to our order. We saw some girls walk by with it, and it looked great. Our bowl was delicious! I can't imagine eating an entire bowl by yourself, but I thought it was perfect to share with my sister. The balance of flavor and the refreshing, cold base made it a great breakfast. Healthy? I dunno, but damn good. read more

This place is beyond perfect. A total oasis in the middle of the city. I love to walk in and hear the lively salsa music and enjoy super friendly service. Order anything, it's all good and straightforward. Be courteous and read a menu outside before getting in line, the place is teeny tiny. Line can be long, so save yourself the bad vibes and don't count on an in-and-out if you're in a rush! This place is all about good vibes. Get a punch card, you'll be back. Thank me later. read more

Such quick service, I was in and out of there in 45 seconds. This is my first time and I got the steel cut oats with blueberries and other goodies, called the La Mananera. It is soooo good. Not very sweet. There is so much texture I never get bored. One bit is a crunch of almond sliver, another is a cranraisin, etc. I will say that this is definitely a splurge for me as it was $8.50 for the container, but there is so much that I am saving half for lunch. So technically I am getting two meals out of it. Pair it with a fruit and you are satisfied! Can't wait for lunch... read more

Jugo's is a diamond in the rough, the "rough" in this case is back bay station, whose food/drink options consist of caffeine peddlers Dunkin' Donuts and grease outlet Tasty Burger. Jugo's is in binary opposition to these corporate peddlers of junk. Their smoothies and bowls are made with fresh and healthy ingredients. All the smoothies I've tried were fantastic, with the 1 being a favorite. The "Kai" acai bowl is excellent. Blended acai with berries, bananas, and granola. The space is tiny and you'll feel like you're in a cramped subway car while waiting for your order, but the staff is excellent, their music choices are on point(salsa, meringue etc) and they usually have samples out. Most of their food is made to order, so give yourself enough time if you need to catch a train. read more

Been here a few times...whether its called "Juice" or "Jugos", their drinks are pretty solid. I'm sure my mid-western grandparents are rolling in their graves at the thought of me spending $10 on a cup of juice, but after seeing these guys stuff about 17 pieces of fruit in the blender it seems mostly worthwhile. There are lots of flavor combinations available for both juices (jugos) and smoothies (batidos). I've been branching out lately trying random power shots and super foods (bee pollen and lucuma powder anyone?) but im starting to think my palette is just too simple. Stick to what sounds good, like the #7 Jugo (pear, pineapple, mint, lime, green apple) or the Figawi Batido (strawberry, mango, banana...). Minus a star for being small, really hot, and having a far too confusing process for just 2-3 employees (order written on post-it note, post it note stuck to juice-guy's bar, juice-guy sticks post-it note to the side of the juice and hands back, cashier asks everybody in the place who got the chlorella seaweed starfruit spritzer...) read more

Can't say enough about this place. Love it. Delicious juices. Great place to stop at if you didn't have enough time to make something fresh at home or need a boost during the day. Try to avoid the "lunch" time frame if you work in back bay - the line can get crazy, especially when it's nicer weather. read more

Juice bar gem, so hidden I walked past it for years thinking it was nothing more than a produce stand. Go inside and see the juicing in action. Sign up online for a cleanse and pick up your fresh pack of six daily juices for the full experience. I'm in love with the cashew milk "juice", la leche. It tastes like a legit dessert and I always save it for last when I'm doing a full day of juice. Prices are high, but keep your little punch card up to date and you'll get a freebie in no time. Staff is friendly and willing to swap out a juice for you if you happen to be someone who has an aversion to any of the ingredients (like celery, which apparently is the devil, according to my taste buds). read more

I went in for a customized make your own smoothie and you can definitely taste their fresh ingredients. The only downside is that I payed $10 for a medium which is expensive for a smoothie but then again it is in the city so everything is more expensive Overall I would go again because it was sooo yummy coming from someone who drinks smoothies everyday (I sort of have a smoothie problem) read more

It was a very bare acai bowl for the price. The acai was too watery, and none of the ingredients (bananas, strawberries, granola) were particularly good either. read more

I ordered the Leche de Chocolate 16oz drink to go. I'm a snob when it comes to juice places but I have to say, it wasn't too bad. Liked the taste but pricey ($8). read more

OMG! This is deliciousness! Like seriously, where has this place been & why aren't there more around town. Those of us who don't juice (no juicer, etc.) this is a total godsend. I like making smoothies but they have all kinds of really neat combinations. So damn tasty, I went twice in 2 days. There are very few all natural type places & this totally satisfies the "healthy" needs of most. Since they have vegan options, it's not to be missed by those who are lactose-intolerant too. This place is really tiny & it's super hot in there but it's so totally worth it. These are not cheap but at the same time anything that is wholesome is more expensive in most situations anyway. They also have a variety of other organic & even vegan treats to go w/ your smoothie/juice. It's all about the natural which is what the focus should be. GO, really go get some, now. read more

So good! Everything looks (and from what I had) taste really fresh! I had the green smoothie bowl, I'll definitely be back to try more! Can't wait to try the pressed juices. read more

Come here for the 'gram. Best angles: take your bowl outside and pose it in front of the fruit baskets. Alternatively, walk with your bowl to Boylston St. and take pictures in front of the garden. Show your friends how healthy and hip you are. The bowls are packed with color and very sweet. However, one star deduction because the portions are tiny for the price. read more

JUGOS - Come here for the 'gram once and you'll never have to pay an ungodly sum for this tiny portion again - @beautyv.brains - Juice Bars & Smoothies Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Great acai bowls! The fruit is so fresh and reminded me of hawaiin acai bowls! Loved the island music they had playing! Staff was so friendly and helpful! No seating available very tiny but I'd say is a hidden gem! We also had a wheat grass shot which was made from natural wheat grass we were able to watch them make it so cool and tasty! Will definitely be back a lot especially when the warmer weather comes around!! read more

JUGOS - King Tubby and Kai Acai bowls! - Juice Bars & Smoothies Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Jugos, oh Jugos, the enchanting siren who lured me in with the intoxicating scent of fresh fruits and vegetables. Who knew such a pleasant aroma could exist in Back Bay Station?! The shop is extremely small, barely enough room for 3 customers. But what they lack in space, they make up for in deliciousness. During the warmer months, you can stock up on produce from the baskets outside. Inside, there are whole, carved coconuts for drinking and a variety of bottled drinks such as cashew and almond milk in the fridge. Snacks like plantain and kale chips stock the shelves, and chile-spiced fruit salads, hummus & veggies, and breakfast foods including steel cut oats and chia seeds fill the cooler. On to the made-to-order goodies, the "batidos" (smoothies) are excellent. The menu is vast so I've only sampled a few, but I can 100% vouch for the Pirlo, a tangy, fruity green smoothie. Many other reviewers have touted the Xochitl, but personally I was not a fan. I think it was the grittiness of the dates. If you're looking for straight-up fruit and none of the fancy healthy stuff, the Stella is a great choice. Or, try something new and let me know what you like! I don't think you can really go wrong here. Tips: call ahead so you don't have to wait while your drink is being made and grab a punch card so your 11th drink is free! read more

While visiting Boston this past weekend, I wanted to find somewhere for breakfast that was healthy and make me feel good for the rest of the day. I wanted to find some kind of natural juice or smoothie and a yogurt or healthy breakfast sandwich. JUGOS had all kinds of great reviews on here, so I figured I would give it a shot. The most obvious thing to say is that this place is overpriced. The second most obvious thing would be that it's just a tiny hole in the wall in one of the train stations. I was at least expecting a place to sit down and drink my juice. I ended up sitting in the train station, which overall was not that big of a deal, but I had walked almost a mile out of my way to come here. For a 16 ounce juice and a Greek yogurt with granola, I paid $15. This is expensive by any standards, and while the juice was good it wasn't some kind of life changing experience. The Greek yogurt and granola was a very sizable portion and was only about five dollars. This was worth it as it was quality yogurt granola was tasty and the berries in the bottom work delicious. All things considered, I would probably just pop in the Whole Foods or another marketplace and buy some kind of premade smoothie like a Naked Juice rather than spend $10 on the drink here. It's nice to see people appreciating fresh and healthy products but at some point you have to draw the line on how much you are willing to drop. read more