713 Juice Bar

Closed at 4:30pm; when the website says 5pm.Additionally located within a restaurant which is not real issue but you can't buy juice in the fridge because the restaurant says it's different cash register.

Excellent place. Fri me bought me a few and their delicious!! But they are expensive!!! Taste great though!!Love the Beet juice!!

It's a hidden gym located in the parking lot where Kumon and Schlotzsky's. Customer Service has always been great and each purchase has always been consistent. When I'm in the area I definitely stop here to enjoy some fruity green goodness!

I've seen this place pop up on Google a few times but never felt like making the drive. I was in the area recently and decided to support a small business instead of a chain. I went on a Monday afternoon (around 1:30pm). Was greeted upon entry by an employee. There wasn't too much in the cooler as far as juices and shots. I opted for a smoothie. I got the 16oz Green Goodness. It was good. The ginger wasn't too strong and overall it was subtly sweet. Make sure to check in on here for 20% off a 16oz smoothie. I suppose the smoothie was decently priced compared to other places I've visited. I also signed up for rewards. Not sure how they work as it wasn't explained, but I'm sure it's the same as other free rewards programs.

Katherine is the BEST!Return to collect the world's famous smoothie Hamalayan for my first choice with added Hemp.Katherine offfer me a sample Green Energy juice. Which is a fan fav. It was something new to me, that I'm not quite fond of.However I want to try each and every smoothie they have on the list. I love the names of the smoothies too. Very Houstonian names like "Purple Stuff"I cant wait to explore their menu!Ps. This is a Beautiful Black Own Bizz

In search for another good açai bowl place, I decided to try 713 juice bar. The interior was quite nice and had a lot of open space. For the açai bowl, you can choose 2 fruits and a blend for the base; and choose 4 toppings. I got raspberry and blueberry with an coconut milk base with only granola on top with honey. It came out to be $12.79 for the bowl mainly just I asked for extra granola. The açai bowl tasted like it was missing something and I couldn't figure out what it was. The bowl is kinda on the smaller size which is okay in the end. The granola tasted amazing. It happened to be Friday when I tried it and many of the customers were there for the $5 smoothies, so I will be coming back to try those smoothies. This place is perfect if you really want to decide what goes into your açai bowl.

If you're looking for an authentic acai bowl, you won't find if here since they use a powder to make their acai base. For $12-$13, the portion and quality of the acai bowls are quite underwhelming.

Food 10/10Service 10/10Ambiance 10/10I've been going here for a VERY long time, since they were attached to the gym. I always order the exact same smoothie but I'd never have anything bad to say about this place, and the owner is always extremely nice. I loved the other location while it was open as well, that one was actually closest to me. But I'm still willing to drive to memorial because it's worth it.

I am NEVER one to leave a terrible review. I AM DISAPPOINTED. The disrespect from the lady who answered the phone, raising her voice and acting smart with me when I was simply asking for directions. You would treat a potential customer like that....that's disgusting. I will NEVER come here and PLEASE be aware of THE DISRESPECTFUL IGNORANT SERVICE. WHAT A SHAME. DO BETTER.

Just called them and asked if they took Apple Pay- they do. I show up and the door is locked and a young guy is inside cleaning and said they were closed and I could get the pre packaged juices at the vegan restaurant. I don't want a pre packaged juice- I wanted a smoothie. The girl who talked to me on the phone never said a word about them being closed. This is extremely frustrating. This is my lunch break. What a waste of time. They just gave their business to smoothie king which is across the street from them.People wonder why small businesses fail so often. I can tell you a few reasons why. They have limited hours. They hire young employees with limited work ethic that they can pay at a discounted price. Their products are often sub par because they are just starting up and have limited funds. The owners often have no previous businesses lacking managerial skills and finance skills. I like helping small businesses but they are often inconvenient, lack customer service skills, and have sub par products.