I go twice a month to El Paso and I normally go to the same places. I am pescatarian so I looked on…read moreline for vegetarian options to eat lunch. After reviewing their site I decided to eat here. Oh my gosh, now Juicery is one of my favorite places in El Paso! I had their chickpeas & scrambled that were delicious. It is prepared with chickpea flour, onions, green peppers, fennel, kale and potatoes; with a side of grapes. I wanted one of their cold pressed juices and they have so many options that I wanted to try. I ended up ordering #R4 Beet, apple, ginger and lime. It was fantastic! Before they brought me my meal one of the employees brought me a complimentary cream soup made of Poblano peppers. They have 3 locations and I mentioned to the manager that I live in Las Cruces. He said that they have lots of customers from Las Cruces. I suggested that they should open a location there. I will be back with my wife next visit to El Paso.

I'm traveling and I need something healthy. I'm tired of feeding my family fast food. After doing…read moresome searches I finally found a true juice bar. There's other juice bars that are using concentrated juice already made but this place actually juices the carrots and apples! I walked in and the cashier immediately greeted me. He asked what I'm looking for and recommended a couple drinks. I got one with cocoa and coffee and it was very good! I also ordered the R5 juice which has carrots and ginger which is my favorite

Review is based on the boba and frozen yogurt, not the crepe. Maybe that would be better?…read more The boba was pretty terrible. The Green Tea Boba had an odd flavor - unsure if it's supposed to taste like Matcha or Jasmine green tea? Very artificial and didn't taste like tea. It was also very sweet. The worst part was the boba - extremely overcooked and mushy. The plain frozen yogurt wasn't very good either but not the worst. I was surprised how much was in the "small" size. Couldn't finish it though because it just wasn't very good... Service was fine but the place seemed pretty dirty. Lighting wasn't great either.

This place is perfect to stop by after touring or shopping about at the Fountains at Farah. Cashier…read moregave us very great suggestions for our crepes. If you aren't completely starving, 1crepe can fill up two people

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

My family and I tried to visit last night, but we were told they were no longer taking orders,…read moredespite the posted closing time being 9:30 p.m. The family ahead of us was turned away as well, and while we stood outside, we watched several other families receive the same response. If orders stop being accepted more than 30 minutes before closing, the posted hours should reflect that or a last-order time should be clearly communicated. I understand that many of the employees are young and appreciate that they are given the opportunity to work. However, the staff we encountered were rude and unprofessional, which made an already frustrating situation even more disappointing. Unfortunately, this was not a positive experience.

The employees are rude!…read more Very disappointing experience. Hana Banana's posted closing time is 9:30 PM, but when we arrived at 9:00 PM, they had already stopped taking orders and were turning customers away. We weren't the only ones either. Several customers were being told they couldn't order despite the business still being open according to the posted hours. What was most frustrating was the lack of customer service. Instead of politely explaining the situation or apologizing, the staff came across as rude and dismissive. If you plan to stop serving 30 minutes before closing, your hours should reflect that so customers don't waste their time driving over. Closing early is one thing, but being unfriendly to customers about it is another. Unfortunately, this experience left a very negative impression.

Hi there, I have been a customer for many years in Dallas…read more When I discovered this place opening in the Northeast, I was really excited. I order the Açaí bowls. They "use" to fill up the bowls. I've been complaining for the last couple months. The bowls are now missing 1/3 of the açaí, for the same price! NO MORE! You have lost me as a customer. I am starting to make my own! Frustrated!!!

Good smoothie, plenty of seating inside, lots of new smoothie bowl selections. Took a couple of…read moreminutes to be greeted. There was a bit of a wait for my smoothie pickup order, but that was to be expected with how busy they were. Clean location.

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."

Retro Fiesta is my favorite energizer drink, along with the banana split protein smoothie…read more.. And the service its the best, I felt very comfortable here I recommend everyone to stop by.

From the owner: Energizing drinks, high Protein smoothies, high protein iced or warm cofferead more