JRINK Juicery

WAYYYYYY too expensive I don’t see how they sell smoothies at such prices while keeping a straight face!

Pricey but good quality
Juices made off site
Conveniently in the same suite as a yoga studio
The day we went we got to sit on the couch and read very peacefully without obnoxious music or chatty people
Not sure if they don’t have wifi or the guy working the counter didn’t know how to enable it

I LOVE JRINK!!! I started buying Jrink after seeing it on Postmate. The flavors are so delicious and offer a great selection. Delivery is fast and easy, postmate is a option for a quick fix. I did not use this as a juicing cleanse but rather a meal replacement when i knew I had a very busy day. A must try for busy people who sometimes do not have time to eat!

Pretty expensive, and I feel like most of the juices isn’t «healthy» enough to justify the cost, and the ones that are don’t sound appetizing enough to pay $ 9 for (lol). The glass bottles are nice, but I thought the caps were surprisingly poor quality. It’s a great idea to put JRINK right next to a yoga studio, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here. I’ll stick with suja/​blueprint from whole foods for my green juice needs.

I can honestly say these juices are incredible. They have so many different variations. I find myself even liking some of their green juice variations, and I generally hate greens.
I initially started juicing to get more nutrients, since I am not the healthiest eater, but now I even use them as certain meal replacements. I have shed 10 pounds in less than a month and feel great. The extra nutrients have honestly helped me to focus better and have more energy.
My favorite juices are the fuel me up II, its a green juice with apple in it too, that really makes it tasty. The «Cheer me up» is probably the best drink I have ever tasted, it consists of juiced almonds, brazil nuts, dates, vanilla and water. It is to die for. They also have a beet drink that just tastes incredible and a charcoal grape drink that really helps you detox after a night of drinking.
I have been ordering online and picking them up at the dupont store, which is very convenient. Also, they have a bunch of juice that they have in fridges at the stores that you can buy. They even have a rewards card, for every 10 you buy, you get one free.
The only downside is the price. The juices run about $ 9 a pop, but that is essentially the price of juice anywhere you go, so there is not much you can do about it. I even read that some of their juices have 5 pounds of produce in them.
Even with the high price, these are the freshest juices I have ever had and I will continue to juice. I just signed up for a subscription plan, so they will be mailing them to my house weekly, free of charge.

ok so im from LA, which sadly is the kale and cold-​pressed juice capital of the world, and this place JRINK would fit right in with its ridiculously high prices and hipster glass bottles. the juice is not made on site, and there are no custom juices available (due to the juice not being made on site). they only had one sample (out of like 20 possible juices) available at 3pm. fail.
the juice was actually tasty (fuel 1). they had no nutritional info on the bottle or on the menus (but the salesperson knew the general calorie content). overall this place isn’t great but fine for a quick juice fix.

So you’re walking to work and see the signs for a yoga studio. Go in, go upstairs, and then you have JRINK. This is one of the best juices you can get — and at one of the best values. The bottle of juice is huuuuge and all for $ 9. Not to mention it comes in a glass bottle that you can use for later.
I got the Clean Me Up II to battle the minor fever I had. It was probably the most delicious juice that I have ever had.
I really can’t recommend this place enough. If I was close by, I would try them all.

What a beautiful space!
Jrink is a second-​floor establishment that shares the floor with Epic Yoga Studio. It’s located just south of Dupont Circle. It has high ceilings and a big window inviting lots of sunlight. There’s a small couch and some bar seating, but people usually grab and go. Many of the yoga students from Epic Yoga make a stop after class, and several people came to purchase bulk juice (juice cleanse?).
The drink menu is presented in a table with three rows. As the rows go down, the «cleaner» and healthier the juice.
I got the Clean Me Up 3, apparently cleans up your digestive system. From the ingredients (Burdock root, green apple, pineapple, ginger, turmeric, cayenne), I thought it wouldn’t be tasty, but I was actually pleasantly surprised. The apple, ginger, pineapple and ginger really give this juice a kick!
These juices are $ 9+, so they’re not cheap. Also, the juice is not prepared in front of you. They have two refrigerators with juice they prepared that same day. I usually like watching my juice being prepared. Jrink advertises that they use powerful and high-​quality juicers, and you can tell by the taste. The glass containers are also very nice. They’re made with thick glass and have a pretty Jrink logo on the cap.

Ya know… I think the owners of Jrink are really onto something here. Fancy bottles… check. Clever marketing… check. Trendy loft… check. Quality juices? Nah.
I juice at home a good deal and I buy fresh juices a lot. A lot of places don’t do cold-​pressed (which is healthier) so I thought I’d give them a try even though they are way overpriced. I got the Hulk (spinach, kale, almonds, vanilla… WATER…and some other stuff). Water? Really? Why on earth would you need to add water to fresh squeezed juice? Ok. Whatever. I bought it anyway because it looked interesting. I also got one with beet, carrot, orange and apple.
The Hulk was one one of the worst things I’ve ever drank. No exaggeration. I don’t know if it was spoiled or just a bad recipe. I actually poured a bit of it in cups for a few of my other co-​workers. The group consensus was the same. A shot of wheat grass tastes better (and for those of you who’ve tried that, you know it doesn’t taste great). I’m very appreciative, however, that the store manager let me return it and get something else so that I didn’t have to toss 10 bucks in the trash.
The beet drink tasted like I was drinking a bottle of orange PEELS! It overpowered all of the other flavors and leaves an unpleasant after taste. I love carrot/​orange juices, but have never experienced something that tasted like they juiced the whole orange… peels and all.
I also found out they don’t even make the juices there, they’re delivered from a commercial kitchen in Falls Church. Ok fine. But the bottles aren’t even properly sealed. At least put a tamper proof top on it. But I suppose that might interfere with the fancy bottle design :/​
Perhaps I just happened to pick the two worst juices in their selection. Everyone seems to rave about the orange ginger one. But they’ve already struck out on too many things for me to return.
My suggestion for owners is to set aside at least a few bottles a day for people to taste different juices before they buy them. And not just whatever «juice of the day» you decide to put out. Perhaps if I would have had the chance to taste something else that I liked, there’s a good chance I would have been a returning customer. But to ask me to spend another 10 bucks on a juice when I’ve already been disappointed twice? No way. My other recommendation is to employ some taste testers… I cannot imagine that anybody could try the Hulk and think it’s palatable.
Just being honest.

I had my girlfriend to come here and pick me up a juice. I am a bit of a juice connoisseur, I have several juicers at home and I have tried most of the places in this area. This may be one of the worst in my opinion. I’ll start with positives
*they cold press the juice which is the most important thing when juicing to yield most of nutrients
*use glass jars to protect the juice from some of the plastie.
*staff seems knowledgeable.
*nice clean store
Negatives
*juice is pricy at almost 10 bucks for 16 ounces it is the most expensive in the area
*while the options are creative they really do not work together and or have alot of sugar such as pear with a green juice. And ginger should be in a beet juice not a green juice.
Well why two stars? Well when I had the pick my up 1, It tasted as if they juiced the orange peel with the rest of everything! GROSS. the flavor of the juice was over taken with orange peel. I also tried the hulk which I could not drink. I don’t know if it was sour or just bad in general. Almonds (which I assume is in the form of almond milk) vanilla and dates do not be long with kale and spinach. Throwing alot of things together in a juice doesn’t not make it good for you. Plus the body is confused how to process milk and kale so it doesn’t.
I had a hard time picking a «safe drink» and when I did I still got it wrong. I liked sweet greens juices alot better then JRINK. I won’t come here again. If you are a person that juices this is not the place for you. I would make one small recommendation is they should have small tasters so people know what they are getting into with the juice.

I walked in with nothing and walked out with a jrink. My oh my how I enjoyed my Sweeten Me Up. It’s name defines its taste, and I am a fan. Some of the other jrink combinations didn’t really appeal to me. This on the other hand did the job.
I can see how this is a good business venture for both health nuts or regular folk such as myself. Sometimes it is nice to switch up what you have as a refresher. Some like coffee, some like tea, some like energy drinks with all the crap in it… Jrink offers a different concept with cold pressed juices with no additives.
As far as what is in them; I don’t care if it is one apple they use or 5 lbs of apples they use for my drink. If it tastes good and it is healthy for me – that is all that matters. This coming from someone who only drinks water or milk and the occasional alcoholic beverage or 3.
The jrinks are around $ 9 a pop. If you’ve got the spending habit — go for it. I don’t, so this might be the occasional nice treat for me when I’ve got the income to cover the habit.

I work at the Crossfit gym next door and many of the athletes I coach rave about their juices.
Personally, I’m addicted. They have such a large selection to choose from its hard to have a «favorite.» They’re constantly sampling new flavors and sweetening methods which makes visiting fun! The spaces are always so warm and cozy, it’s easy to get sucked into a «healthy happy hour.»
I would highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a healthy jrink.

Pretty straight up about the juice. No frills or other pitches. Recipes are tasty and the portions are good!

Jrink
I think
has brought in sync
this problem that I have:
I stink.
I don’t know why
I am awry.
I rinse and scrub
from head to thigh!
But nothing fixed this problem
(Gross!)
until a Jrink –
a healthy dose.
Into my mouth,
that juice I put!
I rinsed and scrubbed
from head to foot,
and when I walked around that day
I swear that no one ran away!
From that point on, I understood
that all the time I really should
be drinking Jrink –
all that I could.
I do not mind;
It’s really good.

Waking up this morning, I felt like I was very much in the mood for something fresh and clean (to flush out all the junk food I’ve been having for our vaca) and I found Jrink. I decided to come check it out, and I was not disappointed.
Please note that this place may be hard to find, since it’s on the same floor as a Yoga studio, second floor right next to GBD. However, when you do walk up and into the juice bar, the whole floor is flooded with light and is quite charming. There were girls with yoga gear picking up juice before their session, and I thought to myself that I must have been in the right place.
I asked the bar attendant (I totally forgot to catch her name) for recommendations and she was completely helpful. She recommended me the Black Magic and the Fuel Me Up III, and they turned out to be both pretty awesome. The Black Magic has charcoal in it to flush out toxins (it seemed to have been designed for hangovers), and it was surprisingly delicious. However, I felt as if the Fuel Me Up III made the biggest difference because I felt positively great afterwards.
I took off a star, however, because I was a little confused to as why the juices weren’t made fresh since it’s a juice «bar». Also, this place was pricey! Nonetheless, I still think I’d come back because I’d love to try the rest of their selection.

As 2pm rolled around, it was time for a little pick me up. I quickly opened my Unilocal app to locate the nearest juice/​smoothie bar — only because it was 90+ degrees out! Ohhh momma — I needed a drink. or should I say JRINK! As I make my way to JRINK, located through the entrance of GDB, and up the stairs to the yoga studio — I was contemplating on whether it was economical enough to buy a $ 9.25 JRINK. But then I quickly remembered the 10% off for Unilocal check-​ins… Yeah… YOLO! SOLD!
With my pondering eyes, the lady at the counter knew I was a newbie. She quickly explained to me all the different types of JRINK available, which ones they were out of and what the benefits are of each one — thanks a bunch! After about 7 minutes, I made my decision and purchased «Wake me up» (orange, carrot, grapefruit and ginger) why? Because I NEEDED TO WAKE UP and why not?!
The taste: definitely something that will give you the right amount of ZING in the mid afternoon to Wake YOU up.
I will definitely be back to collect more of their glass bottles so that I can one day be a JRINK master and juice on my own. Until then, JRINK, you are a life saver!

I have to start by saying I don’t like giving reviews like this — at all. I’ve been waiting for a place just like JRINK to open (and so close to my office!). The employees that I’ve encountered are very friendly and helpful so it’s not all bad but I can’t give a good review when the product was spoiled (with a good expiration date) and made me sick.
Really disappointed. I learned about JRINK a few weeks ago and have been hooked since. I’ve purchased at least 30 – 40 bottles over the past month or so. I went Tuesday to get a six pack (today is Friday — ended up buying 9). I checked the dates on all of them and they were all fine. That afternoon I drank a pineapple, mint, apple and it tasted a little off but I thought maybe it was just me so I finished it. A few hours later I was sick and throwing up — I had bought two of them and obviously didn’t drink the other. I also had been juicing the entire day so it wasn’t something else I had eaten. Wednesday, same thing — another rancid juice with one of the green juices I purchased. This morning I opened a coconut water that showed an expiration of ⁰⁶⁄₀₇ (today is the 5^th) and it was also terribly rancid — this one was pungent — tossed it immediately.
I’m not new to juicing. I juice frequently but thought for the sake of time this would be a good option. I’m so completely disappointed. Having one bad in a bunch would not have been a big deal to me — it happens. BUT four, all within the expiration dates is too much (plus getting sick).
One other note — all of their nut milks use agave. Nut milk is so easy to make dates without using agave — it’s just not necessary (and really only marginally better than if at all over straight sugar).
In response to the comment below: these 9 were part of the first 30 – 40 I purchased but 4 of nine being rancid in one batch isn’t a fluke. Also, as part of the promotion that was going on I got several of the small bottles (4) and the two pineapple, Apple, mint of those were bad too — my coworker who I gave them go just told me that when I told her about my experience.

Tried the hazelnut milk pick me up and wow. Who knew this stuff could actually taste good. I don’t know if I’d go so far as to say it’s flavor profile is like nutella, but it’s close. A bit pricey but worth trying once at least. You can keep the nice glass bottle too if it’s any consolation

Great tasting, refreshing juices, albeit a bit pricey.
The location may be easy to miss, but the entrance is through Golden Brown Delicious in Dupont Circle. JRINK is located on the second floor, adjacent to Epic Yoga studio (side note: the last time I went and asked if I could use the bathroom just to wash my hands, the yogis said I had to take off my shoes. I declined.)
I love cold-​pressed juices because they taste like they have just been freshly squeezed. They also just taste better and more natural than other mass-​produced fruit juices. Up to 5 lbs of fresh produce are in each juice and you can really taste the fruits and vegetables. I feel cleansed after I have a JRINK. All of the juices are good but my favorite is the Wake Me Up (Orange, Carrot, Grapefruit, & Ginger). They also package their juices in nice, reusable glass bottles.

I am so happy this place opened! I’ve been in search for a reliable, great go-​to the juice bar in DC and this comes pretty close. While they don’t have fresh juice, or made to order options, they do have a really great coldpressed options. I am such a green juice girl, I have to start my day with a green smoothie every morning – I literally go crazy if I don’t have one everyday. This is a great go-​to stop when I can make my own juice or smoothie at home.
The owner and workers are always really nice and have great customer service. My favorite mix is the fuel me III or II, But I tend to like juices that are not as sweet. If you’re looking for something sweeter you shouldtry the build me up or the cleanse me up with turmeric.