Joe and the Juice

I fell in love with a Joe & the Juice Avo shake at the Copenhagen airport, and have been hoping to wander past another location ever since! The Avo shake (avocado, banana, and vanilla milk) was just as I remembered– creamy and absolutely delicious. Plus it’s «healthy,» right? My friend had the «Iron Man» (strawberry, kiwi, and apple) and it was light and refreshing, but the avocado definitely won out. :)

Coffee here is so inconsistent depending on who’s making it. Their power smoothie is delicious though! There are better places to go for your caffeine fix.

Acogedor local especializado en zumos, batidos y cafés. Precio asequible teniendo en cuenta que esta en pleno Soho londinense.
Música ambiental y decoración cuidada.

Small juice bar located in the heart of Soho offering an array of home made juices.
I’m no stranger to Soho but yet still this was my first venture into this shop. Upon arriving to the venue a big pink shop sign is visible from practically anywhere on the street and being located on a corner could all be the reason behind the masses of people inside the store.
Once entering into the store you are greeted by either trance or deep house music playing in the background keeping the atmosphere lively which in turn induces a steady flow of conversation. You can also see from looking around that it is a small store with roughly 15 if not less seats ranging from sofas to stools etc and the counter is visible. The shop also contained a good feel and vibe to it.
Customer Service:
Once at the counter you are greated by 2 lads in which both took turns switching from serving to actually making the juices. I was acknowledged and asked what I wanted to order so I made an order and asked the male who took my order if he can give me a shout whenever he had finished making my juice, but, to my surprise he saw I had sat down and decided to bring my order to me which I was thankful for.
The Juice Itself:
I opted for the «stress down» juice which contained strawberries, apples and ginger. I can say that it was a decent juice/​smoothie, but, it didn’t have too much of a ‘wow factor’ and I paid £3.85 for a standard sized juice, yet was disappointed about how small it was for the price I paid and would have been slightly more upset if I had bought the other size up which costed £4.85 due to the fact that the juice was nice, but nothing special and the price you pay for it made it lose a star.
***In general I’d love to go back to Joe and The Juice hut next time opt for a £1.90 coffee as it’s a great spot to socialise in. I can see the atmosphere could possibly get over-​powering if you stay for longer periods and during peak times but I can see myself returning… Just not foe juice though***

Don’t actually sell juice… The business model is based on selling you a base of elderflower (mostly sugar) or apple (cheap from concentrate). Try asking for a fresh orange — they won’t sell it to you

I’m always looking for a new place for juices and smoothies and although this was an OK smoothie, I didn’t feel any love go into it! Maybe I’m too much of a smoothie snob but I feel the whole place seemed like they didn’t value their customers or put much effort into their product.

FIBRE ACRIVE: Avocado, apple, organic lemon

Awesome juice bar! Very trendy, spacious, cool and relaxing ambience, and amazing/​refreshing drinks with witty names! Tastes very healthy! We love Joe n the Juice!

They were super busy even at 5−6pm. I walked in because I was bored waiting for the family to find the place we were supposed to be eating at and they were supaaah busy. This is a good thing, because it means it’s a good place, there were only two guys juicing as well, and they looked super stressed. They could’ve done with my juice which was named erm, stress away, with strawberry and ginger.
Strawberry and ginger, kind of work but not really. It was a nice juice but it didn’t have enough of a gingery kick. I was only really getting a juice because I was trying to restrain myself from going into a bar and start cocktail time early by myself. It didn’t help, I still got a cocktail. Health bar did not work.
The benches outside are great for people watching in Soho! But maybe not great because it’s still kind of on a main-​ish road, so you’re just breathing smog, and drinking a fresh fruit juice, so it balances it out, but not really.
The tip jar is super cute though, it’s got, who do you think would win in a fight, batman or iron man. Iron man obvs.

Love love love this place! Stopped in here to get a coffee when I noticed it was actually a juice bar, something I’d been craving all day. They do an array of blended juice drinks, all with cocktail like names, and a smaller selection of smoothies too. On top of that they do all your regular coffees, and a selection of fun sandwich combinations too.
When I sat down on one of their massive big couches I totally felt at home. It’s one of those places you could sit for hours on a laptop working away. The décor inside is contemporary and classy and the food and juice is great. I went for the Joe’s Sweet Kiss, which was strawberry, apple and ginger, and the Serrano sandwich, containing Serrano ham, tomato and mozzarella, with a green pesto dressing. Both of them were delicious and brought to my table by the wonderful server. Great place, a definite recommendation!

My first time in this bar and it won’t be the last one. it was just great.
The bar has two floors, one very small on the street level where they make the juices and the second floor under the first one with more seats available.
The juices are superb and the atmosphere is great.
I have only two queries for not giving it 5 stars, one it is very difficult to find the toilets, and they are on the basement floor, so if you have any mobility problems, you can’t go there and the second one, that front door extremelly heavy and it is always opened so it is very cold inside.

Although i didn’t like the jice I got (Stong Bones) as it kind of tasted of lickorish! But the place is great, so many juices to choose from! I’ll try another next time! Really healthy and good service too!

In amongst the many trendy bars, nightclubs and coffee bars of Soho, it’s great to find a juice bar, especially for a teetotaler like me
The place has a nice relaxing vibe and being situated on Old Compton Street, is an ideal spot to take the weight off your feet and watch the world go by
The juice menu consists of various blends with funky names — hey, if the cocktail makers can have fun, why not juice bars? I’ve enjoyed a couple of their offerings, which are undoubtedly refreshing if a little pricey
So, if you’re in Soho and fancy a non alcoholic drink other than bubble tea, do give Joe a whirl

Just a head’s up, I didn’t order here my friend did, so this is just on décor and service.
it’s eclectic, a tad eccentric, but but it’s a calm spot to sit and chat in a way that makes me believe it was planned. I liked it. The service was quick even with the line and the guys were quite nice.
Will have to come back to try it.

Amazing fruit juices and wifi is provided at this place. Drinks are refreshing although a little on the pricier side for fruit drinks. I don’t remember exactly the names of the drinks, but the juice that came with spinach was refreshing! There was also a drink with pineapple that I liked.
The location is great as it is a little off the big streets. Nice fruit bar to hang out with friends, cool vibe, along with spacious and comfy seats.
Over all, thumbs up! Will def come back again!

I was out and about on Jubilee Sunday with a visiting friend. We were just wandering, and decided to go from Covent Garden through Soho (to check out the boys, my friend is single!) up to Oxford Street. It was a bit cold, so my friend wanted to stop somewhere for coffee on the way. I knew that Joe and the Juice (which I had been wanting to try for awhile) had opened up off of Oxford Street, so I figured we would just stop there when we got closer.
Strangely, we were walking down Old Compton street, and suddenly I say, «Oh there’s one RIGHT THERE!» It was like fate. We decided to go in and have a coffee. The interior seemed VERY small, but there was a stairway descending underground so I assume there is more seating down there. There was a Mumford and Sons CD playing over the speaker system. There’s an extensive list of juices available and a few coffee drinks as well. The hot guys working as baristas and juicistas (is that a word? it should be!) were quite friendly and easy-​going. I looked at the «latte’s» available under the «special’s» (I’m giving them a five-​star review even though there were major grammar and misspellings on their menu, seriously, apostrophies?) and decided to order a «liqourice» latte. (I love the stuff, and I’ve never had it in a latte before). My friend ordered the ginger latte (which was my second choice.) We both ordered doubles as at Joe and the Juice they don’t care how many shots you have (so says the menu).
My liquorice latte smelled AMAZING when I got it. The smell of liquorice was wafting out of the milk, and I was completely in heaven. The latte tasted amazing as well. The barista ended up making about 3 times as much juice for one of the customers, so my friend got a free sample of one of the juices, which he said was tasty.
I really enjoyed sitting there. It was a quiet day (I assume everyone was at the river), so we got to chat with the baristas quite a bit. We also talked with a few other people that came in, as they were out canvasing for signatures to prevent the government from removing the branding from cigarettes. No one was really biting, so they were just hanging out. Other than that they seemed like a cool guy and girl. One of the baristas seemed really into her, as he was trying to get her to remove her top. Then a few other guys walked in who knew the barista from when he worked at Abercrombie, and they started talking about some ridiculous story about a girl climbing into his bed and what she did to him while he was asleep.
All in all, an amazingly fun time was had with coffee and conversation, so I could definitely see going back here with any number of visiting friends when they’re in town.