Mingle Juice - Glenview

Nothing special. just another trendy place. I usually assume that juicebars all over health and know what they do, but they had a huge bottle of whey protein on the counter and they used coarsely sweetened cocosnus on my bowl. I have a Pitaya bowl... it was really sweet as if it was just fruit sweet. I don't know if they add anything or whether it was the Pitaya mixture they used. It was $8. I live about 20 minutes from here. Anyway, I wouldn't just go there to go there, maybe if I were in the opposite. also, as someone already mentioned, not much choice in the prepared food area. beautiful personal and beautiful decor.

We stopped here to get something like sandwiches for a picnic dinner. the prepared selection was however only juice, a single bbq ranch salat and some mini cheese. the menu led a suppe of the day and an salad of the day, but provided the salat of the day was the bbq ranch, I got a smoothie: the chocolate shake. I almost never drink juice or have a smoothie that is not made to home, so I really have no comparison. I thought the smoothie tastes good, but that $6.50 was a lot of money for something under 200 calories. (that was for the 16-oz size- there was also a 24-oz size for a few dollars more. but maybe that's the cursor, and I just don't know. the personal was pleasant and the decor is bright and clean. there are about eight to ten selections of each juice and smoothies, so I would suggest to try this place if that is what they are looking for.

This restaurant is nothing special, just another trendy place. I usually expect juice bars to focus on health and quality, but I was disappointed to see a large bottle of whey protein on the counter and sweetened coconut on my bowl. I ordered a Pitaya Bowl, which was overly sweet, possibly due to added ingredients or the Pitaya blend used. The price was $8 something, and while the staff and decor were nice, the lack of food selection and the 20-minute drive from my home make it unlikely that I'll return unless I happen to be in the area.

We decided to stop by this restaurant in hopes of finding grab-and-go sandwiches for a picnic lunch. However, the only prepared options available were juice, a BBQ ranch salad, and mini cheeses. The menu mentioned a soup of the day and a salad of the day, but assuming the BBQ ranch salad was the salad of the day, I opted for a smoothie called the Chocolate Shake instead. I rarely drink juice or purchase smoothies outside of home, so I can't make a fair comparison. The smoothie tasted good, but I thought $6.50 was expensive for something that was under 200 calories. There was an option for a larger size for a few dollars more. The staff were friendly, and the restaurant had a bright and clean decor. They offer a variety of juices and smoothies, so I'd recommend trying this place if that's what you're looking for.

Nothing special... Just another trendy place... As a rule, I assume that juice bars all about health and know what they do, but they had a huge bottle of whey protein on the counter and they used coarsely sweetened coconut on my bowl. (maybe I'm just picky) I've got a Pitaya bowl... it was really cute like just fruit sweets out... I don't know if they add anything or if it was the Pitaya mixture they used. It was $8 something... I live about 20 minutes from here. Anyway, I wouldn't just go there to go there... maybe if I were in the area. Also, as someone already mentioned, not much choice in the prepared food sector. Nice staff and beautiful decor.