Small juice bar serving up refreshing juices, bowls, and snacks…read more In between games and not looking for a full meal, we stopped by for something light. This shop is new, clean, and though it might ebb and flow with business, it has declious products. They serve up fresh pressed juices, protein waffles, parfaits, fruit bowls, and iconic and boosted smoothies. I ordered a supercharged PB&J bowl. Loaded with 20g of protein, my tasty bowl had an acai base, strawberry, homemade cashew milk, peanut butter and chia pudding. It sounds like a lot, and it was. The waffles looked good too. They have seasonal pumpkin spice waffles with whey protein to fuel you this fall. I think next time I am hungry I might try the waffacado. The waffacado is a whey protein waffle with avocado and everything bagel seasoning. My daughter tried and devoured the jam slam, which the protein waffles with strawberries, peanut butter, and strawberry chia jam. The waffles were pretty soft, and the toppings were fresh. Liz went with the berry banana smoothie...also berry-licioud. Gosh I would love to try their pressed juices. I enjoyed it. I would return.

Nectar juice bar keeps me running and healthy their juices and they are smoothies can have protein…read moreadded to it and you have your choice. If you want plant based protein or whey protein, you can order your beverage without any added sweeteners. Just let the fruits that are added, give it a little extra taste, but I'm telling you They really really are so good for you. I can tell when I haven't had one in a while.

All the ladies are so grumpy here lol Put a smile on your…read moreface and greet your customers and you might get a tip :(

Was busy but got my smoothy very quickly and with good customer service. Food smelled goodread more

Muy buena calidad y las porciones estan bien servidas. Recominedo los bongo-nachos! Acompoñados con…read moreuna bongo-fresca!

This place is a hidden gem. Love their flautas and their hotdogs. We've had the Dori Nachos and…read morethey're the best here as well!!!

I ordered a fruit cocktail from this place. First of all their prices have gone way up. What made…read moreme write this review was the fact that the cucumbers in the cocktail were extremely bitter and inedible. Totally ruined the experience. I gave it two stars because the agua mineral preparada was good.

When I was in high school I was given a set amount of lunch money every week on Monday. My high…read moreschool was only a minutes walk away from McDonald's, Wendy's, Peter Piper Pizza, El Pollo Loco, and other fast food chains that were ready to take every penny of my lunch money. Usually by Friday, I only had $3 or $4 left. So instead of getting my grease fix, I'd go in search of an ice cream truck. Ice cream trucks in El Paso are different than ice cream trucks in any other city because of what they carry. Nachos, Hot Cheetos and cheese, Mangonadas, Mexican candies, and things that kind of resemble ice cream in taste, but not really (i.e. Tweety Bird ice cream). The Seven is what happens when someone turns an EP ice cream truck into a real business. You can seriously walk in with a few bucks and leave full off a bunch of munchies. Hot Cheetos with cheese, man! And it's only a couple of dollars here...yes, please. I've tried three different smoothies/milkshakes here. Not a fan of the smoothies with milk, but they'll substitute it for orange juice. For the most part, the smoothies are made with fresh fruit which I love (because who wants artificial flavoring)...but the coconut is not among the fresh fruit. I ordered a smoothie with coconut and while sipping a rather lumpy smoothie, found out quickly that they use shredded coconut. Pass. But other than that, my smoothie experiences at The Seven have been pleasant. Great if you're looking for a quick snack and drink!

every time i walk into this establishment no acknowledgment what's so ever. i went up to order at…read morethe counter and the lady who helped me out was very rude and took a while to come take my order. She was heavy set woman with black hair and morenita. I ordered a burrito and a horchata, why does it take 30 minutes to get a burrito. And i overheard them say it was ready for a while she just never said anything. the owner of this establishment needs to hire people who want to be there as a customer service. These type of people will keep business away.

BEST burrito ever every time I come home to El Paso I pray they are open! I get the chile relleno…read moreand picadillo!

Oh my God oh my God oh my God. The apple fritters are delicious. They're not greasy and they're…read morethe size of your head. I've even spoken with the manager. They are super sweet as well as all the associates. Can't believe I've lived here in El Paso for almost 7 years and I just discovered this place a few weeks ago other than oh my God oh my God oh my God there are no other words.

Applied and accepted a job at Hurts Donut in El Paso based on a posted pay range of about…read more$10-$14/hour. I asked for 12 because why not? They said, we can't do 12 (I figured as much) and our new hires generally start "low". During the hiring process, I was NOT told the actual starting pay was $8/hour during a probation period. (I assumed "low" meant the $10 on the 10 to 14 range I saw on the posted job listing. Shame on me for not realizing the use of logic was optional ). That only came up after I had already accepted the job and started onboarding. It was actually my coworkers that said the new hires started $8 an hour. That's when I asked about pay clarification. "$8" never came up during the interview. When I brought it up, it was THEN confirmed that all new hires start at $8/hour for a few weeks and can get a raise after that. I was also told tips factor into "effective hourly pay," but tips aren't guaranteed and fluctuate too much to realistically count on when you're trying to budget your life. Telling me that I "technically" make $10 an hour with tips is BS. I "technically" have bills to pay and I can't budget my finances based on a technicality. **And if any of you reading this are teenagers looking to get a job here, she specifically told me she doesn't like hiring teenagers because they're unreliable. Yet when I approached her with a very professional message regarding my pay concerns she ghosted me for 3 days, and counting. Who's acting like a teenager now? (No offense to any of you, just running with what she said). I'm not mad about there being a probation period or a starting rate. I'm frustrated that the actual starting pay wasn't clearly communicated upfront compared to the advertised range. I took the job based on that posted range, and the reality didn't match what was presented when I applied. If the 10 to $14 an hour range doesn't match the pay in El Paso then that needs to be the very first thing you bring up during the interview. She said that that posting was from corporate and doesn't reflect the local pay. Maybe lead with that next time. If you just need a few extra bucks on the side, or you're just starting out with your first job, then as Krusty the Clown says, "It's not just good, it's good enough."

This was the second week I try this place, so far the food has favor and I really liked it. I have…read moretried other places, but I liked this one. I'll definitely going back to get my prep meals. Keep up the great work.

This place is so good! These are my favs so far! They also give macro information on the plates…read morewhich is helpful when tracking macros! Nashville Chicken Keto steak bowl Chicken Alfredo Zucchini noodles Chicken pasta