Berries and juice that's kick ass cool. Cool Fresh Juice Bar is a very small place. It however is…read morevery big on taste. Açaí and more. This is pretty fucking good and not extremely expensive like many other places like this. Hard to find because the name isn't on the building. It was the correct place luckily for me when I came by. This is located on Broadway at 101st on the Upper West Side. Beware there's only room for a couple of customers. Order a smoothie or a bowl, and they make it fresh. It's about $11 for a bowl. The prices are decent. I had the Açaí Peanut Butter Bowl. This came with the frozen pureed açaí, and was topped with coconuts, granola, and peanut butter of course. It doesn't have any room for seating inside because it's such a small building. It's takeout only. That's okay because the Hudson River waterfront will only be a few blocks away and that's a cool place for eating bowls and such.

Very unassuming, small shop with amazing and reasonably priced smoothies! My go-to is the Cool…read moreFresh Shake with non-dairy milk, which really hits the spot especially after exercising. This smoothie has the perfect combination of avocado, spinach, cucumber, banana, and peanut butter. The staff make it super creamy (not icy at all) and you can always taste the flavor of avocado and peanut butter, but they do not overpower the drink. The large size is usually sufficient for a meal and keeps me full for a few hours. The staff are always welcoming and accommodating; they always confirm your order and choice of milk in advance. While the shop is clean, it is very small so there isn't much seating inside with only one stool, but they provide bags for grab and go.

I got the almond butter bliss acai bowl, and it was amazinggg. I absolutely love almond butter and…read morewas craving it so badly with fruit, and this hit the spot. I appreciate how it isn't too sweet, and how generous they are with the almond butter, and granola crunch. The proportion between toppings, fruits, and acai was perfect. Ambiance is casual, bright and clean, but take-out only since there isn't seating. Service is fast and friendly. It's a little pricier than I would like (I would like to eat it everyday lol), but great for an indulgent snack. I have to say it's still much more affordable than the acai bowl just across the park at Columbia!

I thoroughly enjoy this place. It's small, so it's a grab and go concept, but every item, from the…read morebowls, smoothies and juices are delicious and fresh. They are very quick with dealing with customers and getting you your items. It's a little pricey for the area but let me tell you, it is well worth it.

The business is always manned by the same woman and she works and quickly as as she can, but…read moresometimes that means things are slow. Other than that, the place is clean and well kept. They sell a variety of things, including smoothies, juices, empanadas, breakfast sandwiches, even Mojitos. It's definitely a nice place to check out if you're in Harlem and need a quick bite or what a fresh smoothie.

I came in for a bubble tea and a CHEESE empanada. The bubble tea had seeds IN IT! And the empanada…read morehad cheese AND CHICKEN. I have not eaten any type of meat in 10 years, I ended up in the hospital for 2 days. 0/10 don't recommend.

I was doing my usual Saturday morning walk of shame (if you know, you know) through an unfamiliar…read morepart of Harlem and needed something quick to hold me over on the trek back to Brooklyn. I'm really glad I stopped into this small, unassuming smoothie and juice spot. The smoothie was super flavorful, came out fast, and hit the spot. The space itself is tiny, but it has a great neighborhood vibe--people hanging out, chatting, and just enjoying the atmosphere. It felt very Harlem in the best way possible. Definitely recommend if you're in the area and looking for a quick smoothie or juice.

Juices are good gets packed ALOT the lentil patty is VERY SPICY... I also tried their açaí bowl a…read morefew days ago it is NOT WORTH THE PRICE!! It came in the xs to go container.. (it use to be a suitable size)

Love this juice bar. They have great smoothie choices as well as açaí bowl options and can't go…read morewrong with their Hassy Açaí Bowl with Nutella.

Found this juice spot nearby. They had so many options to chose from. All sorts of fruits, veggies,…read moreproteins and additives to make a shake or smoothie. Would return.

I'm really disappointed with the service I received. I ordered two cheese pastelitos, and instead I…read morewas given two chicken pastelitos. This might seem like a small mistake, but it was actually very upsetting for my child, who has autism and is extremely selective with food. He only eats cheese pastelitos, and when he bit into it and realized it was chicken, he became very distressed and started crying. I called back and explained the situation, and instead of correcting the mistake, I was told that nothing could be done. I even made it clear that I was not asking for a refund, I simply wanted the correct items that I originally ordered. This situation could have been easily fixed, and it was due to a lack of attention when preparing the order. I'm asking that you please take this seriously and do better with order accuracy and customer service--especially when a simple solution was possible. I would still appreciate if this can be resolved properly.

I have come here a couple of times and it is always good. I came recently this past week and the…read moreempandas were delicious. They have a really good spicy sauce to dip your empanada in. The service was good; I asked for a fresh juice with grapefruit squeezed orange juice with ginger and lemon. I enjoyed my juice very much because it was fresh. The employee also did my juice exactly how I asked which I appreciated. I had one empanada beef and cheese which was well done.

Thr good: they have smoothies, juices and limited patty options…read more Needs for improvement: the patties are sometimes overdone/ burnt. The smoothies are okay, but there's inconsistency in taste. Hopefully, they will get better.

Delicious! After a thought on how I wanted to start the new year I decided on a juice fast for 48…read morehours. My husband recommended a place he has been to before and said he liked it because they make the juice by order. Everything tastes fresh. I've had other juices before and can say this place will be a better option. I chose grannies remedy because I want to fight off inflammation. I'm doing 4 juices a day but 6 was recommended. Because the juice tastes so good I'll get thru the 48 hours with no problems. I may even go for 72.

Customer service was great . I was unsure of what I wanted and did not feel rushed . The owner was…read morewilling to make me fresh OJ although it was not on the menu . I got the vitamin C juice as I needed something to boost my immune system as I was feeling under the weather . The ginger in it was powerful but it was definitely needed to assist with ensuring I felt better . The prices were reasonable as well .

I was cruising around Harlem with a semi-hungry stomach thinking of what scrumptious food I could…read morechow down on before dinner time. Low and behold, like the sun coming up in the morning, New Life Juice Bar's sinage caught my attention! "Health is Wealth". I pulled my car over quickly and double parked it like a drunk driver trying to avoid the police. I entered the establishment and was greeted by the staff while some good ole R&B music was blaring in the background. The establishment was clean and bright. I asked one of the staff how long they've been opened in this location and I believe it has been over a year. Cool, I said to myself: I found a local spot that serves reasonably priced healthy food. Prices generally start at 6.99 and up for everything. I included a photo of their diverse menu. I ended up getting a juice made of pineapple, grapefruit, cherry and celery. Along with a hot ackee and saltfish patty! Ackee and saltfish is the Jamaican national dish prepared with ackee and salted codfish. The ackee fruit (Blighia sapida) is the national fruit of Jamaica. It was brought to the Caribbean from Ghana before 1725 as 'Ackee' or 'Aki'. Anyway, this seems like a nice local business to satisfy your cravings (they have salmon, turkey, veggie and chicken burgers amongst a plethora of other items to chow down on, if the need arises!) Keep up the good work, y'all. I'll be back.