Tucked into an unassuming corner of the Atwater Market, Mangue et Melon serves fresh pressed juice using produce from the neighbouring market stands — including the popular wheatgrass shot, which is said to pack more vitamins and minerals than any other type of vegetable juice. There’s another Mangue et Melon over at the Jean-Talon Market, too.

What started as a small corner juice shop in St-Henri has since expanded to one of the best raw juice spots in the city with this new location just down the street from Concordia. Expect delicious fresh pressed juices (as well as bulk juice cleanse options), smoothies, and a variety of salads and vegan desserts.

Whale Juice & Blends may have started in Toronto but the small juice chain has recently found a happy home in Montreal as well. The selection of fresh pressed juices, smoothies and bubble teas is more playful than most juice bars, with flavours ranging from pure grapefruit to hot corn juice.

Velish has three locations across the Montreal area (the others are in Laval and Blainville), all of which offer a rustic atmosphere for guests to take a step back and enjoy their toast, vegan pastries or fresh-pressed juice. Velish also offers a variety of pre-planned juice cleanses that range from a quick reset cleanse to a longer deep cleanse.

Tucked in a Mile End storefront, Limoo serves up health-conscious vegetarian sandwiches, decadent Persian majoon (a banana-date smoothie) and a variety of green smoothies and juices. The gorgeous restaurant decor is unparalleled, and feels like stepping into a rich great aunt’s living room, in the best way possible.