Health central! Shots of ginger, lemon to chase your cold away as well as delicious matcha, turmeric lattes
Kevin C.
I wish I could say I feel like I'm getting my money's worth. I think if they could just give us a little more, then I'd be going back. Everything feels like it could be about 20% cheaper or more.
Vicki L.
Great vegan soup, nice pre-made salad options, but for $9, too small and a few days old. Friendly service. Sunny stop for lunch. Easy 5-minute walk from Hyatt.
Hollie M.
Love the juices and smoothies here, service is always great too! Love coming here while I'm in Seattle, will miss this place while I'm home .
Private User U.
They have good things but definitely don't go here if you're in a rush or looking to have a quick bite. There were only 2 people ahead of me and it took over 25 minutes to get one smoothie. It was good, but not a quick run for lunch.
Viraj Gholap
Great food. Pleasant customer service
Bob Doustdar
We were in town for a week and found the Main Street location over the weekend and had lunch. Then we quickly realized that the 9th Ave location was walking distance to our hotel. My kids asked for it everyday. The manager Rachel was so kind and greeted me every day with some much warmth and kindness. The food is fresh, healthy, sustainable and delicious! We had the Oat Grain Waffles and the Açaí Protein Bowl, both were outstanding and Rachel made our mornings extra special with her smile and kindness. A must stop for healthy food, smoothies, juices, and excellent service!
Meenakshi R.
I did not like it - banana was more, so it tasted like banana smoothie. I couldn't taste the greens.
Chris Wade
Awesome, but pricey
Rebecca P.
Definitely pricey, but like with the cost of almond milk (or anything for that matter), it's about supply and demand. The more people eat healthy, the more healthy food we'll produce and therefore have -- at a lower price. Yep, even if it's all organic and produced less exponentially than pesticide-laced foods. Meanwhile, prepare your scarcity mindset for a simple bowl, soup and bitesized truffle plus tip to set you back more than $30. As for the food, they were out of tempeh so I not only couldn't get the Chipotle bowl but had to get beans subbed in on the northwest harvest bowl. I will admit there was about an hour to closing time, and as much as I like reduced waste in the form of making only what you need fresh daily, I also embrace the Italian approach of always having enough (and then some with a cannoli on top and side of lasagna). I would like this location to go the extra mile to provide everything on its menu until closing time, or at least have one item available per category. That all said, my soup -- squash -- was thinner than I'd like but fantastic in flavor. Seriously 5 stars. But please give the masses what they pay for -- squash, not broth! And the bowl sans tempeh was on the small side even though they added beans in place of the tempeh and tasted pretty bland evrn with the vinaigrette. It did the job but I'm an American -- I don't just eat because I'm hungry. I want the full experience. Bottom line: I expected more. I'll just reallocate my healthy-meals-out spending to places like Sprout and Acadia in Seattle.
Off the path. Great smoothies, environment (outside of overly loud music), and customer service. Needed a spot to setup for a few quick emails and meeting. Awesome spot.
Sarah Odegaard
Food is good but service is not.
Jonathan Harris
My "power green" juice was tasty and the service friendly and quick. I was the only sit-down customer and a few people walked in to take out juice and salad. No music, very quiet ambiance. And the prices are $$$$$ so I would prefer to blend my juices at home rather than return to Jujubeet.
KatMat N
I love their juices.
Alicia C.
As a guest staying at the Hilton nearby, I was hoping for a healthy breakfast. Upon walking to the Jujubeet location at 8:30 am on a Friday, I was shocked to see the store dark, closed, with a sign that gave store hours. The store claimed to open at 7 am, but was still closed. Super disappointed as the menu looks great. Not a reliable location!
Health central! Shots of ginger, lemon to chase your cold away as well as delicious matcha, turmeric lattes
I wish I could say I feel like I'm getting my money's worth. I think if they could just give us a little more, then I'd be going back. Everything feels like it could be about 20% cheaper or more.
Great vegan soup, nice pre-made salad options, but for $9, too small and a few days old. Friendly service. Sunny stop for lunch. Easy 5-minute walk from Hyatt.
Love the juices and smoothies here, service is always great too! Love coming here while I'm in Seattle, will miss this place while I'm home .
They have good things but definitely don't go here if you're in a rush or looking to have a quick bite. There were only 2 people ahead of me and it took over 25 minutes to get one smoothie. It was good, but not a quick run for lunch.
Great food. Pleasant customer service
We were in town for a week and found the Main Street location over the weekend and had lunch. Then we quickly realized that the 9th Ave location was walking distance to our hotel. My kids asked for it everyday. The manager Rachel was so kind and greeted me every day with some much warmth and kindness. The food is fresh, healthy, sustainable and delicious! We had the Oat Grain Waffles and the Açaí Protein Bowl, both were outstanding and Rachel made our mornings extra special with her smile and kindness. A must stop for healthy food, smoothies, juices, and excellent service!
I did not like it - banana was more, so it tasted like banana smoothie. I couldn't taste the greens.
Awesome, but pricey
Definitely pricey, but like with the cost of almond milk (or anything for that matter), it's about supply and demand. The more people eat healthy, the more healthy food we'll produce and therefore have -- at a lower price. Yep, even if it's all organic and produced less exponentially than pesticide-laced foods. Meanwhile, prepare your scarcity mindset for a simple bowl, soup and bitesized truffle plus tip to set you back more than $30. As for the food, they were out of tempeh so I not only couldn't get the Chipotle bowl but had to get beans subbed in on the northwest harvest bowl. I will admit there was about an hour to closing time, and as much as I like reduced waste in the form of making only what you need fresh daily, I also embrace the Italian approach of always having enough (and then some with a cannoli on top and side of lasagna). I would like this location to go the extra mile to provide everything on its menu until closing time, or at least have one item available per category. That all said, my soup -- squash -- was thinner than I'd like but fantastic in flavor. Seriously 5 stars. But please give the masses what they pay for -- squash, not broth! And the bowl sans tempeh was on the small side even though they added beans in place of the tempeh and tasted pretty bland evrn with the vinaigrette. It did the job but I'm an American -- I don't just eat because I'm hungry. I want the full experience. Bottom line: I expected more. I'll just reallocate my healthy-meals-out spending to places like Sprout and Acadia in Seattle.
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Off the path. Great smoothies, environment (outside of overly loud music), and customer service. Needed a spot to setup for a few quick emails and meeting. Awesome spot.
Food is good but service is not.
My "power green" juice was tasty and the service friendly and quick. I was the only sit-down customer and a few people walked in to take out juice and salad. No music, very quiet ambiance. And the prices are $$$$$ so I would prefer to blend my juices at home rather than return to Jujubeet.
I love their juices.
As a guest staying at the Hilton nearby, I was hoping for a healthy breakfast. Upon walking to the Jujubeet location at 8:30 am on a Friday, I was shocked to see the store dark, closed, with a sign that gave store hours. The store claimed to open at 7 am, but was still closed. Super disappointed as the menu looks great. Not a reliable location!