Stacy's Juicebar

Stacy’s Juice Bar is one of my favorite places in town. In fact I drive from the next town over just to treat myself because everything on the menu is amazing. The staff is so kind and truly dedicated to providing the best for their customers. The kitchen manager Rachel knows her customers by name and it makes the experience that much better! Every ingredient they use is all natural and locally sourced so there are no surprises when it comes to what you’re putting in your body!

VERY good products at Stacy's. Their banana nut bowl is to die for but their customer service could use a lot of work. They mostly have young girls working behind the counter and the vibe is very "Mean Girls". If their food wasn't so good then I wouldn't even consider going in. One morning, I was sitting down eating a smoothie bowl when the employees started complaining about who would clean what. I get it, working at a juicebar when you would rather be hanging out with friends is annoying, but please consider being professional. It seems that the older employees are much more personable and the younger employees seem to be more conservative when they are present. Overall, great food and products are sold here.

It was impossible to enjoy the time I spent here because of witnessing Stacy, the owner of Stacy's Juicebar, belittle her staff. My boyfriend and I found the staff to be quite friendly and helpful, so the owner's harshness was confusing - and offensive to both her employees AND her customers. Stacy was sitting at the table next to mine, on her laptop, periodically barking orders and loudly speaking at the staff as if they were stupid. It was beyond disappointing. The specialty juices we ordered were "okay" but the prepackaged food was pretty bland and overpriced (We buy organic every day. What we ate at Stacy's was boring. We think small portions of amazing food is acceptable. Stacy's food might have been healthy, but yaaaaaaawn, no flavor.). I am sure there are other things on Stacy's menu that we would enjoy, but we will never know. We simply cannot patronize a place where the owner will embarrass the staff in front of the customers like that. It embarrassed me and my boyfriend to see this. Stacy, if you are reading this, if you reeeally must speak to your staff harshly, do not do it in front of your customers. I have spoken to some of my neighbors and they had similar stories about you. I don't even want to buy your chips anymore (the cinnamon sugar one's have been my guilty pleasure for a long time). Honoring Women's History Month with new art on your bags of chips, then insulting a bunch of women, young and old, in front of THIS woman left knots in my stomach. I am not sure of what kind of example you are trying to set, but I believe you should be more concerned with treating other humans, especially women, with dignity and respect than with the awards you've won for your recycling efforts.