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  • Clean Juice is a chain that recently opened here in Pittsburgh. Most of the ingredients used in their creations are organic. The menu will specify which or you can ask the counter lady. I was en route to an event so I wanted to grab something small prior. I was blown away by the fact that you can "customize" your own organic juice when chosen off the menu. Certain add ons are available for a slight up charge. This juices start at about $8.95 for a 12 oz cup. They also sell prebottled juices and cleanses similar to what you may find elsewhere in two refrigerators. Much as though I wanted to try a juice I opted for a smoothie instead. I chose the "healthy heart" one which is made with almond butter, avocado, cinnamon, maple syrup, Himalayan pink sea salt and almond milk. The regular smoothies come in two sizes so I went with the smaller one. They also serve protein smoothies as well. In addition you can purchase healthy "bowls" of fruits and grains which would make a meal in itself. On the lighter side the offer two types of toast-one avocado and the other almond. The toast sells for $4.95 for two slices. I went with the avocado one. The place has free WiFi-passcode written on the wall and a gender neutral restroom. I got my smoothie and toast fairly quickly since the place was virtually empty. The smoothie was rich and quite filling and very good! The toast on the other hand seemed cold and had a lot of red pepper on it. I asked the lady about the toast and she apologized for the fact that their toaster is not warming up to a descent temperature. I noticed in the description afterwards that the avocado toast contains red pepper flakes as well as Himalayan sea salt. Granted this place is a bit pricey but again you are paying for organic food which always runs more. Most of the offerings appear vegetarian but cannot confirm completely if vegan friendly. I would assume however, that if you decide to purchase an organic juice with the add ons in the display case below the ordering area you most like can have a vegan drink. I should also note that if there is something you don't want in your drink listed then let them know to remove it. Organic coffee is also available as hot, iced, or bullet. Metered street parking is located just outside on busy Penn Ave. There is a lot about a block or two away but again it is city operated so you will be paying there as well. Am looking forward to returning to try out one of these organic juices which I can customize to my tastes.
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