Looking for a convenient way to add more healthy fruits and vegetables to your diet? Head to a Grand Rapids juice bar. Most offer cold-pressed juices, which are made by using a hydraulic press to extract juice from produce. This process preserves more vitamins, enzymes and antioxidants compared to the standard method of using fast-spinning blades and heat. Cold-pressed juices deliver a fresher, more vibrant taste, often with a smoother texture than traditional juices.

Not in the mood for juice? Our juice bars also serve many other delicious options, from smoothies to snacks to detox cleanses. Check these out:

Bee’s Squeeze

Bee’s Squeeze founder Beatrice Joy has made it her mission to provide fresh, cold-pressed juices made from high-quality fruits and vegetables that support everyday health and wellness. She also donates a percentage of the business’ proceeds to support local beekeepers and bee farmers who help support our food system.

Bee’s Squeeze doesn’t have a café or storefront, it sells its cold-pressed juices at different local farm markets all summer long, and at various pop-up events throughout the year. Follow Bee’s Squeeze on Facebook for upcoming appearances.

Juice bars like Fruition use acai (pronounced ah-sigh-ee) because it’s a berry that tastes great and has a variety of health benefits.
Juice and Acai at Fruition

Juice bars like Fruition use acai because it’s a berry that tastes great and has a variety of health benefits.

Photo by Brian Craig for Experience Grand Rapids

Fruition GR

In 2018, two sisters opened Fruition GR on the corner of Lake Drive and Robinson Road in Uptown Grand Rapids. Fruition has an expansive menu of healthy food items, from juices, smoothies, and acai bowls to toast, bagels, and wraps, making it the perfect place to stop for a quick breakfast or lunch.

Fruition prides itself on using an organic acai puree that is sweetened with only 0.5% organic cane sugar, so that what you are eating is mostly fruit. Juice bars like Fruition use acai because it’s a berry that not only makes wonderful-tasting smoothies, but also has a variety of health benefits.

For something unique, grab an avocado bowl, which has a smashed avocado base, followed by your choice of toppings. “The Fruition Bowl” is the juice bar’s number one selling acai bowl, topped with granola, peanut butter, fruit, coconut, and honey.

The hip, modern interior at Fruition makes it a fun place to hang out and enjoy a healthy treat with friends. 

The original Uptown Fruition has since been joined by Fruition Ada, Fruition Grandville and Fruition Metro Health (Wyoming). Stop by for a drink or a meal!

Good Judy's Market & Juice Bar. Tag @juicyjuicingj when posting on Instagram.

Good Judy's cold pressed juices are the perfect complement to their delicious toasts.

Photo by Addison Causley for Experience GR.

Good Judy's Market & Juice Bar

Order a juice and grab a seat under the disco ball at Good Judy's Market & Juice Bar. Opening its doors in 2022 in Uptown GR’s Eastown district, Good Judy's strives to increase accessibility to healthy options and create an inclusive environment for all.

This plant-forward café and juice bar offers a variety of cold-pressed juices, smoothies, coffee, smoothie bowls, energy bites, toast, vegan snacks and salads. Each ingredient is hand-selected to add nutritional benefits. 

Want to try a juice cleanse? The Detox Green includes cold-pressed apple juice, cucumber juice, ginger juice and lemon juice to hydrate and soothe you after a long night out.

Juice by J

Juice by J specializes in fresh, simple, healthy cold-pressed juices made with organic ingredients sourced from local Michigan farms. You can order selections like Rocking Beets (beets, kale, limes, apples and ginger) and Celery Detox (celery, cucumber, ginger, lemon) straight off the menu or request a custom blend of any juices and veggies you desire.

More than just a juice bar, Juice by J is also one of the city’s best vegan restaurants. Owner Joan Byj – she’s “J” – crafts a delectable selection of new plant-based dishes every day, from scrumptious sweet potato waffles to jackfruit burgers. She’s often there to greet you at the door and walk you through the menu, providing a personal connection that elevates this casual café into a one-of-a-kind dining experience.

Juice by J is located in downtown Grand Rapids, just off Division Avenue (aka Avenue for the Arts).

Juices at REV.
Photo of the REV Juice Bar sign inside the store.

REV Juice Bar offers a variety of luxury fruit packed juices to enjoy.

Photo by Alina Albin for Experience GR

REV-Revitalize Luxury Juice Bar

A “Black-owned, women-led juice bar passionate about promoting health and wellness,” REV offers a selection of cold-pressed juices made with a dizzying array of fruits and vegetables.

Owner Shardaira Jones, a certified nutritionist, started out selling her bottled juices online and in retail stores, and opened her juice bar in downtown Grand Rapids, just around the corner from the Grand Rapids Art Museum, in 2024. REV also offers a variety of juice add-ons (like pea protein), juice shots and a selection of artisan wraps.

You can also get REV juices in bottles and as part of cleanse packages.

Sip Organic Juice Bar hosts workshops and events centering on wellness.
Pouring a smoothie at Sip Juice Bar

Sip Organic Juice Bar hosts events centering on wellness.

Photo by Brian Craig for Experience Grand Rapids

Sip Organic Juice Bar

Sip Organic Juice Bar   partners with multiple local farms to source fresh, organic, sustainably harvested produce for its juices and other offerings.

Located in southeast Grand Rapids, Sip prides itself on using, high-quality ingredients like raw almond butters, bee pollen, chia seeds and maca, and minimizing trash by composting and recycling. You’ll find a wide variety of juices and smoothies here, as well as elixirs and acai bowls.

Sip offers a three and five-day detox (or cleanse), which is composed of all organic, plant-based, gluten-free, raw foods. Stop in for a healthy treat, relax at the tables, and enjoy the trendy, boho aesthetic.

More Juice Bars

If these locally owned juice bars weren’t enough to quench your thirst, Grand Rapids is also home to a number of national chains offering juices, smoothies, or health-focused menus: Clean Juice , CoreLife Eatery Breton Village, CoreLife Eatery Grandville and eight Tropical Smoothie locations.

Visit our Restaurants page to find more restaurants offering healthy snacks and meals.