I enjoyed my experience! The place was clean and well designed and being outside of the mall was a…read morebonus for me so I could enjoy my drink in a more quiet place. The person who took our order was friendly and helpful. I'll definitely go back there! :)

Beez is a decent place to get smoothies, especially if you're in a hurry and don't have enough time…read moreto sit down and eat a full meal. The prices are *slightly* more expensive than Booster Juice, which is rather annoying because their smoothies aren't that much greater to be honest. The first smoothie I bought from here was a tad too sweet, but second one I got was good.

If you can tell me why brown rice, chicken, feta, green onions, tomatoes, bell peppers, Sriracha…read morehot sauce, and ranch dressing taste so awesome when slapped together and eaten out of a styrofoam box, please get back to me. Despite many attempts, I've never been able to faithfully recreate Beez's signature dish, the aptly named "Chicken, Feta, and Veggies." It's a deceptively easy meal, apparently, because it never tastes right when I make it. Don't bother--just come here and order it. And feel ashamed because you inhaled 2000 calories' worth of rice in a single meal, not because you utterly fail at mixing rice and condiments in perfect proportion.

Gluten-free granola is a highlight. This is the first totally safe açai bowl I've had in Canada…read more They use a coconut rather than oat base, so for all my oat-avoidant celiacs out there, this is a pleasant surprise. It's definitely worth considering taking home a bag of this granola. The predominant milk they use in their lattes is oat (gluten free), but alternatives are available. I've tried a couple of the mushroom lattes, and the Chana Charger is my favourite. The lunch bowls are predominantly gluten free or can easily be adjusted to be so. The produce is always fresh, which allows natural flavours of the ingredients to really come through and make their dishes stand out. The location on 104 St is very accessible from downtown, but if you drive, expect to pay a couple bucks for street parking. With an order at the till and sit anywhere system, it is an accessible place to go on your own and/or get some work done. There is also plenty of space to go with a group or meet for coffee. It was a bit pricey, $22 for my açai bowl and latte, but you definitely get what you pay for. And that's what keeps me coming back!

Happy to see Kb & Co is open and running full force. I decided to try the tumeric toona sandwich…read more At $14 it is on the pricier side but the quality is quite good. Vegetables are fresh and it comes with a side salad. The only tiny thing is the toona idea. While I completely understand simulation is quite difficult this sandwich had no similarities to Tuna. I think it should move away from simulation and make it there own. Either way, delicious!

Lots of free parking for the mall. Easy to find if you use the directory or Google Maps. Just…read moreoutside one of the food courts and lots of seating at the food court. There is some seating in a cute little nook but there was someone there (only 3 seats) and it has a big window so shoppers can see you - kind of like you're on display which is weird. Menu is easy to read BUT there is a lot of extras and toppings to consider. I tried the small MSB (mango, strawberry) with strawberry jelly. It was 10/10 good. Not too sweet, delicious flavor, kind of creamy, there was fresh mango and strawberry slices on top, strawberry jelly was perfect. 100% would get again but I also want to try other flavors!

MY service was great The workers are really kind the juice is really good but for the seating area…read morepeople watch you and it is a little bit weird other than that the service is really good.

I tried My Tea a while back based on a friend's recommendation. It has a very calm/cute atmosphere…read moreand the drinks are decent (more slushy like than bubbletea though) - it's worth to visit if you want a break from walking on Whyte Ave. I'd rate them a 7/10.

So many bubble tea spots have opened up lately that My Tea seems to have got lost in the shuffle…read more We decided to try it on an early Monday afternoon before hitting up a fringe show. The inside is cute and cozy. It has about a dozen seats and there's three up front if you want to people watch. The staff were very friendly and let us take our time perusing the menu. Lots of options to choose from: bubble tea, fresh tea, milk tea, smoothies, fruit slush, specials and yakult. - Mango pineapple slush ($7.50) - we subbed in mango stars instead of tapioca. This tasted more like a fresh bubble tea to me than a slush. Decent but pricey. 3.5 stars. Decent but I'm not sure what distinguishes them over nearby BBT chains Chatime and Gong Cha...

If you visit SUB, you would see the usual establishments like Subway & Edo at the food court but…read morethat's not the case for Juicy. They are located by the elevators near the bookstore, hidden & quiet from the chitchatting of students. They have a decent selection of smoothies along with paninis, ice cream and sandwiches. I decided to give the Berry Forever smoothie a try. Unlike Booster Juice which blends in the juice & sliced fruit, Juicy has it mostly premade, only needing ice before going into the blender. Aside from that, my drink turned out to be pretty good, not too sweet or sour, just right. There's not a whole lot of seating from a couple tables inside and in the hallway but it is a nice hangout place if going with your friends or classmates. Prices at Juicy are reasonable and definitely a cheaper option than the numerous Booster Juice's on the University of Alberta campus.

Juicy was one of my favourite places to get a snack on campus when I was there. You might not have…read morenoticed it even if you spend a fair bit of time in SUB, since it's around the corner away from the rest of the food court. Juicy's main thing is smoothies. To be honest, I haven't tried too many of them, because my absolute favourite is the Breakfast Smoothie. It's got your standard smoothing ingredients (orange and banana in this one, I think), but they also add a scoop of oatmeal that makes it taste like you're eating an oatmeal cookie. I love it. They also have sandwiches and soup, making them one of the better lunch choices in SUB.

These folks are always polite to me. Five stars because they remember my order every time haha.read more

Friendly & quick service at this seemingly busy location when I arrived. As like other Booster…read moreJuice locations, this one is also attached to a World Health Club. The cashier was pleasant. The drinks were made quickly and efficiently and tasted just as they should! They offer not only blended smoothies & juices, but also a selection of panini-type sandwiches and wraps.

The hot chocolate is the best in the city! Extra special! Wonderful ambiance in the cafe. The…read moredesserts are amazing and the service is top notch! Highly recommend!

5 stars for the food..... 3 stars for the amount of time it takes to get a seat here!!!! They are…read morewildly popular, and rightfully so - but unless you have 40-60 minutes to wait for a table, you might want to try somewhere else. Once seated, sometimes the service isn't the greatest, and the and the food can take quite some time to come out, but when it does, it is totally worth it!!! Definitely worth it to sit down and eat!!!!

I've visited this coffee shop a couple times over the years, most recently in August between plays…read moreduring a pre-Fringe preview performance at the Roxy Theatre down the street. It's always kind of surprising that a large, cozy independent cafe like this exists on this part of 124th street, which gets progressively seedier as you travel north towards 118th Ave. My theatre-going companion and I ordered a hot chocolate and a coffee respectively, both of which I'd grade a B-. Not spectacular, but very good. In addition to my coffee, I ordered a slice of some sort of delicious-looking berry and graham cracker square from the cooler filled with trays of individually-wrapped treats, But looks can be deceiving; I bit into it and was greeted with a flavour reminiscent of the post-flood smell of the elementary-school art projects my mom had saved in a box in the basement. Closer inspection of the square revealed large spots of mold that had obviously had at least a few days of time to settle down and procreate. In retrospect, I should never have ordered a saran-wrapped pastry from a huge pile in a shop that can't possibly move more than a handful of them on a regular day. For this particular area, the Sugar Bowl is still your best bet, but if I were to visit again I'd steer clear of the pastry case.