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JuiceLand was a smoothie and juice bar, health food restaurant, and vegetarian & vegan restaurant located on Dryden Road. Their Hawaiian inspired veggie rice bowl, the Poke Bowl, was a new addition to their menu that paired perfectly with their morning Sunshine or Matcha Latte. The bowl was made up of beets, edamame, kale, brown rice, carrots, cabbage, chili oil, furikake, and a creamy sesame dressing. JuiceLand also celebrated Earth Day by contributing to various events in support of the environment and offered a smoothie special with a Blue Majik swirl where 50% of net proceeds were donated to charity. It's important to note that this restaurant has been permanently closed.
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1709 Dryden Road, Unit 2A
Houston, TX
77030
To get to the smoothie and juice bar and health food restaurant, located on Dryden Road in Houston, you can take the METRORail and exit at the Museum District stop. From there, it's a short 5-minute walk to the restaurant.
If driving, leave the I-69/US-59 S at Main St. Once on Main St., turn left onto Dryden Rd. The restaurant will be on your left-hand side.
Parking options include street parking or a nearby parking garage on W Alabama St between S Main St and Caroline St.
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JuiceLand on Dryden Road is a fantastic health food restaurant that offers a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options. Their smoothie and juice bar is also a must-try for anyone looking for a refreshing drink. One of the best things about JuiceLand is their commitment to providing healthy and nutritious meals that are both delicious and satisfying.
Their overnight oats are a perfect example of this. The Protein Oats, with toasted apple cashew cream, cinnamon, crunchy quinoa, animal-free whey, and maple syrup, provide an impressive 31g of protein per cup! Meanwhile, the Dragonfruit Oats with blueberries, dragonfruit & strawberry chia jam & almonds offer 16g of protein per cup. Both options are available in their grab-and-go fridges.
JuiceLand also offers plant-based meals that include award-winning hummus and burritos that are sure to satisfy your cravings. Additionally, they have recently introduced limited-edition Yeti tumblers that keep your smoothies cold and thick as they were when they left the blender. Every time you use your tumbler at JuiceLand, you'll get $0.50 off your order - cheers to sustainability!
Lastly, we appreciate JuiceLand's support for mental health awareness through their partnership with The SIMS Foundation. This foundation provides mental health and substance use recovery services for musicians and music industry professionals.
Overall, JuiceLand on Dryden Road is an excellent choice for anyone looking for healthy yet delicious food options in Houston.