5 Best Juice Bars in Toronto (2026)

Freshly Squeezed runs a juice and bubble tea counter inside the Toronto Eaton Centre, serving fresh-squeezed juice, smoothies, and lemonade to a mostly foot-traffic crowd moving through the mall. Google categorizes it simply as a juice spot, and reviewers describe a mix of classic squeezed juices alongside bubble tea drinks like taro milk tea, a broader menu than a straight cold-press operation. It's open daily and keeps mall hours, closing earlier on Sundays.

Ton of Juice Plus makes juice to order at an Augusta Avenue counter, blending or pressing each drink fresh rather than pre-batching, and its own site emphasizes no added sugar across the menu. Customers can customize fruit combinations on the spot, and reviewers describe a genuinely hands-on process where staff will tweak a blend based on what you ask for. It runs shorter hours than a standard cafe, closing by 8pm most nights.

Drink Juice Co. was founded in 2015 by Nadia, a certified holistic nutritionist, according to its own site, and has grown from cold-pressed juice into a broader menu of smoothies, matcha, bone broth, wellness shots, and packaged pantry items. Its Manor Road East location functions as much as a health food cafe as a juice bar, running 3-day and 6-day juice cleanses alongside a daily in-store menu, and the business also caters events with smoothies and shots.

The Organic Press is a Kensington Market juice shop serving 100% organic cold-pressed juice, smoothies, and smoothie bowls, and its storefront doubles as a small plant shop, a detail multiple reviewers mention. It's open daily from 9am to 8pm, and its menu runs beyond straight juice into booster shots and a rotating list of smoothie flavors like Blue Velvet and Passion Fruity. The space is consistently described as rustic and plant-filled, with a couch in the back that regulars specifically return for.

Jugo Juice is a Canadian smoothie and juice chain, and this Eaton Centre kiosk location serves smoothies, fresh-pressed juice, bubble tea, smoothie bowls, and a food menu of sandwiches and wraps. As a mall kiosk without seating, it's built for quick service rather than lingering, and its menu includes both meat and meatless snack options. It also runs a customer rewards program tied to repeat purchases.