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Juice bars around Denver offer cold-pressed, organic, and protein-rich bottles for conscious drinkers
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Drink Your Vegetables at These 15 Fresh Juice Bars

Finish off January with a fruit- and veggie-filled beverage

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Juice bars around Denver offer cold-pressed, organic, and protein-rich bottles for conscious drinkers
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Good juice can be bottled, fresh-squeezed, or cold-pressed, but it’s always cleansing. Around Denver, juice is served from convenient grab-and-go counters and walk-up windows and also from inside sit-down restaurants and bars with bowling alleys.

Though favorites such as Flow Juice Bar, Aspen Juice, and Raw Roots closed their operations, and Ace Eat Serve eliminated its daytime juice program, fans of the beverage can still jog over to a convenient juice seller such as Platte Street’s Superfood Bar, or Nekter with multiple locations throughout the city. Or dine in at Boulder’s Zeal and Cherry Creek’s True Food Kitchen. For a fun time with a hydrating boost, Punch Bowl Social’s southern-inspired menu also includes a selection of healthful juices.

Whether you’re full-on cleansing or just looking for a quick pick-me-up, these shops and restaurants serving elixirs throughout Denver have the power to support immunity, digestion, and energy.

Note: Map points are not ranked but listed geographically from north to south. Have a favorite juice bar that isn’t included on the list? Leave a comment or send us a note at denver@eater.com.

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Zeal offers fresh, non-processed ingredients in global dishes for three square meals a day. But its health consciousness also is liquified with a colorful juice menu. The orange option includes carrots, Valencia oranges, gold beets, and parsley.

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The Juicing Tree

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What started as a hobby became a passion and two boutique locations of The Juicing Tree in Park Hill and LoHi. Both pour limited batches of organic juices with cold-pressed seasonal fruit pulp. Concoctions emerging form the commercial kitchen include the Morning Groove with orange, grapefruit, lemon, seasonal citrus, and apple; and the eggplant-colored Purple Wizard with spinach, kale, parsley, beet, celery, pineapple, and lemon.

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ProsperOats

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Wholesome, build-your-own bowls and juices made mostly from Colorado-sourced products are a great way to start the day. Squeezed on the spot, they mix orange, carrot, and apple juice, and include sweeteners of Colorado honey, maple syrup, coconut, or raw sugar.

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Superfood Bar

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This New Orleans-based raw, vegan, and whole foods grab-and-go shop is brand new to Platte Street. Smoothies and juices start at just $6. Clever mixtures such as the Hangover Cure pack in celery, greens, lemon, ginger, and cayenne, while the Beta Beet It has apple, orange juice, beet, carrot, and lemon.

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Protein Bar

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This Chicago-based, fast-casual chain set out to reinvent the idea of protein, specializing in healthful but tasty menu items such as salads, quinoa bowls, fresh fruit smoothies, and cold-pressed juices. The Pike’s Peel comes with chocolate protein, almond milk, organic peanut butter, banana, and organic agave nectar, while the Health Nut includes kale, spinach, green apple, banana, organic peanut butter, organic agave nectar, and almond milk.

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Whole Nectar Smoothie Bar

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Using organic fruits and no preservatives or sugar, this establishment makes juices and smoothies tasty without sacrificing nutrition. Flavors and varieties include the Machine, with freshly juiced granny smith apples, oranges, pineapple, kale, spinach, and mint.

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Juice Kitchen

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The name says it all at this small spot off the 16th Street Mall that offers a variety of fresh fruit juices as well as high-protein smoothies, wraps, and soups. Juice mixtures range from apple, carrot, beet, and spinach to orange, mango, honey, and bananas.

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Olive and Finch

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Now with two locations, this casual cafe is a stop for take-out or dining in, with classic savory recipes and inventive interpretations. At both the Cherry Creek and Uptown locations are morning rejuvenating juice blends, such as the apple, carrot, celery, cucumber, spinach, and Spirulina.

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The Corner Beet

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Started as Gypsy Juice, a mobile operation, this cafe now offers cold-pressed juices and a light vegetarian and vegan menu. The juice comes in fruit and veggie varieties and is sweetened purely with juiced apples and fresh ginger. The Galbi is made of carrots, apples, and turmeric.

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Pressed Juice Daily

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Friends since childhood turned their dream of starting a business together into reality with Pressed Juice Daily. Raw and organic with three shops scattered throughout the city, they divide their fresh juices into greens, roots, and citrus varieties. Combos include the kale, spinach, pear, celery, and lime; or the turmeric, carrot, lemon, and cayenne. As a bonus, leftover ingredients are composted and used for fertilizer in local gardens.

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Parsley

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This Golden Triangle counter-service spot with a menu of organic lunch delights is marked by fresh ingredients from a rooftop garden. The vegetable juices are made-to-order, including the Dark Red with organic beet, carrot, apple, spinach, cucumber, and lime.

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True Food Kitchen

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True Food Kitchen churns out many a flavor-forward, health-driven meal. Start off with a fresh-pressed Kale Aid with kale, ginger, apple, celery, and cucumber.

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Punch Bowl Social Denver

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It’s an amusement park inside a restaurant, complete with bowling, karaoke, vintage video games, darts, shuffle board, and more. But the vast menu at this Denver staple turned national empire includes a “from the juicer” section featuring the Ginger Rogers with cucumber, pear, and drinking vinegars, among others.

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Little Spoons

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A collection of spoons passed through the generations decorates this European inspired cafe. Fresh and local ingredients pack the menu of breakfast, lunch, and catering options, as well as the creative and seasonal beverages such as Sweet Pear Toddy with granny smith apples, lemon, honey, cinnamon, and nutmeg.

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Nekter Juice Bar

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Taking juice cleanses to multiple locations throughout the Mile High City, this local juice bar chain offers drinks and heath-conscious snacks. Make your own blend or choose a combination from the menu, such as the bright carrot, orange, lemon, and ginger.

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Zeal

Zeal offers fresh, non-processed ingredients in global dishes for three square meals a day. But its health consciousness also is liquified with a colorful juice menu. The orange option includes carrots, Valencia oranges, gold beets, and parsley.

Facebook

The Juicing Tree

What started as a hobby became a passion and two boutique locations of The Juicing Tree in Park Hill and LoHi. Both pour limited batches of organic juices with cold-pressed seasonal fruit pulp. Concoctions emerging form the commercial kitchen include the Morning Groove with orange, grapefruit, lemon, seasonal citrus, and apple; and the eggplant-colored Purple Wizard with spinach, kale, parsley, beet, celery, pineapple, and lemon.

Facebook

ProsperOats

Wholesome, build-your-own bowls and juices made mostly from Colorado-sourced products are a great way to start the day. Squeezed on the spot, they mix orange, carrot, and apple juice, and include sweeteners of Colorado honey, maple syrup, coconut, or raw sugar.

Facebook

Superfood Bar

This New Orleans-based raw, vegan, and whole foods grab-and-go shop is brand new to Platte Street. Smoothies and juices start at just $6. Clever mixtures such as the Hangover Cure pack in celery, greens, lemon, ginger, and cayenne, while the Beta Beet It has apple, orange juice, beet, carrot, and lemon.

Superfood Bar

Protein Bar

This Chicago-based, fast-casual chain set out to reinvent the idea of protein, specializing in healthful but tasty menu items such as salads, quinoa bowls, fresh fruit smoothies, and cold-pressed juices. The Pike’s Peel comes with chocolate protein, almond milk, organic peanut butter, banana, and organic agave nectar, while the Health Nut includes kale, spinach, green apple, banana, organic peanut butter, organic agave nectar, and almond milk.

Facebook

Whole Nectar Smoothie Bar

Using organic fruits and no preservatives or sugar, this establishment makes juices and smoothies tasty without sacrificing nutrition. Flavors and varieties include the Machine, with freshly juiced granny smith apples, oranges, pineapple, kale, spinach, and mint.

Facebook

Juice Kitchen

The name says it all at this small spot off the 16th Street Mall that offers a variety of fresh fruit juices as well as high-protein smoothies, wraps, and soups. Juice mixtures range from apple, carrot, beet, and spinach to orange, mango, honey, and bananas.

Facebook

Olive and Finch

Now with two locations, this casual cafe is a stop for take-out or dining in, with classic savory recipes and inventive interpretations. At both the Cherry Creek and Uptown locations are morning rejuvenating juice blends, such as the apple, carrot, celery, cucumber, spinach, and Spirulina.

Facebook

The Corner Beet

Started as Gypsy Juice, a mobile operation, this cafe now offers cold-pressed juices and a light vegetarian and vegan menu. The juice comes in fruit and veggie varieties and is sweetened purely with juiced apples and fresh ginger. The Galbi is made of carrots, apples, and turmeric.

Facebook

Pressed Juice Daily

Friends since childhood turned their dream of starting a business together into reality with Pressed Juice Daily. Raw and organic with three shops scattered throughout the city, they divide their fresh juices into greens, roots, and citrus varieties. Combos include the kale, spinach, pear, celery, and lime; or the turmeric, carrot, lemon, and cayenne. As a bonus, leftover ingredients are composted and used for fertilizer in local gardens.

Facebook

Parsley

This Golden Triangle counter-service spot with a menu of organic lunch delights is marked by fresh ingredients from a rooftop garden. The vegetable juices are made-to-order, including the Dark Red with organic beet, carrot, apple, spinach, cucumber, and lime.

Yelp

True Food Kitchen

True Food Kitchen churns out many a flavor-forward, health-driven meal. Start off with a fresh-pressed Kale Aid with kale, ginger, apple, celery, and cucumber.

Facebook

Punch Bowl Social Denver

It’s an amusement park inside a restaurant, complete with bowling, karaoke, vintage video games, darts, shuffle board, and more. But the vast menu at this Denver staple turned national empire includes a “from the juicer” section featuring the Ginger Rogers with cucumber, pear, and drinking vinegars, among others.

Josie Sexton

Little Spoons

A collection of spoons passed through the generations decorates this European inspired cafe. Fresh and local ingredients pack the menu of breakfast, lunch, and catering options, as well as the creative and seasonal beverages such as Sweet Pear Toddy with granny smith apples, lemon, honey, cinnamon, and nutmeg.

Facebook

Nekter Juice Bar

Taking juice cleanses to multiple locations throughout the Mile High City, this local juice bar chain offers drinks and heath-conscious snacks. Make your own blend or choose a combination from the menu, such as the bright carrot, orange, lemon, and ginger.

Facebook

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