Pressed Juicery in Seattle

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  Morgan Malone

  :: 15 March 2018 21:22:35

  They don't actually press in store but it was ok. I felt a little dismissed upon entry though but once i ordered she was nice

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  Shelbi Svoboda

  :: 07 March 2018 09:19:28

  Pressed is always a favorite on the road. I got 2 juices (turmeric and beets) and a matcha ice cream creation all for $15. The staff is amazing and so much fun! Definitely go.

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  Mat F

  :: 28 December 2017 21:44:29

  Pressed Juicery is a great company; spreading healthy alternatives to traditional juices, tonics and ice cream. This location has a great staff that is both knowledgeable and helpful. Being a member of their customer program is good, too, because the have unannounced specials that you find out about by stopping by the store.

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  Laken Lafko

  :: 12 November 2017 12:09:00

  This place is great. The customer service is solid, and they will let you taste juices before you purchase. Only thing keeping me from 5 stars is that if you don’t have a coupon or they aren’t running a promotion, the prices are steep. My favorite, Vanilla Almond, has a regular price point of $8!! I only buy it when they run a $5 or less promotion. Great drink, but not worth $8.

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  Leif Marshall

  :: 03 November 2017 12:56:38

  As someone who drinks green juice everyday, I hate to give this place 3 stars. First let me say the service is awesome and the menu has lots to pick from. My complaint is with the product. I bought "Greens 3" and was super excited about it until I opened it! HOLY APPLES--I could smell the granny smiths the moment I cracked the lid. The front label and the in-store menus reads: Kale, Spinach, Romaine, Parsley, Cucumber, Celery, Apple, Lemon and Ginger. So of course that is what I thought I was getting, in that order... Well, not so fast.... The back label reads very different: Apple juice, Cucumber Juice, Celery Juice, Romaine Lettuce Juice, Ginger Root Juice, Spinach Juice, Kale Juice and Parsley Juice. All the veggies packed with great vitamins and minerals are at the end of the ingredients list while all the water bearing green stuff is at the beginning and unfortunately is what fills 90% of the bottle. If I wanted watery, sugary apple juice with only hints of green veggies I would have bought an a bottle of Odwalla! Talk about misleading your customers. You want to taste what great cold press juice should taste like? Checkout Juice and Glow in Bellevue, WA