Wanna Juice bars are small restaurants similar to Jamba Juice in the States. You will see a menu board of blended juices, a fridge with yoghurts, snacks, and salads. Soups are also available for lunch.

Wanna Juice has a fairly reasonable lunch menu with soup or salad, bread, and small smoothie for around 8 euros. Purchasing a smoothie by itself may give you some sticker shock. I had the Fast Breakfast smoothie this afternoon for 8.20 Euros, which is a little over $12. The smoothie was great, it had berries, fresh orange juice, yogurt, muesli, and honey. The tasty concoction made me forget about the price. My friend had an orange/strawberry smoothie. He’s a big fan of the Orange Dream Machine smoothie at Jamba Juice. I liked Wanna’s better; it didn’t taste like baby aspirin.

There are 4 locations for Wanna Juice. Each is located near popular tourist destinations. You’ll find it to be a fresh alternative in the sticky heat of a Paris summer. Ask for the frequent buyer card; buy ten and get one free. That may take a bit of the sting off of your currency conversion analysis.

The Mouffetard and Montorgueil locations are also surrounded by great vegetarian bistros, markets, and tasty boulangeries. Both areas are great places to visit for a taste of Paris life. Mouffetard is also home to some hostels and is close to the Universities.

• Overall: 3.5/5
• Location: 5/5
• Taste: 4/5
• Value: 3/5
• Service: 4/5
• Vegetarian Friendly: 5/5
• Vegan Friendly: 5/5
• M.E.F. Friendly: 5/5

Wanna Juice Mouffetard

137 rue Mouffetard (5°)

01 77 32 11 61

Metro:

Juice Bar

Wanna Juice Montorgueil

9 rue Montorgueil (1°)

01 71 18 27 05

Metro:

Juice Bar

Wanna Juice Bastille

7, rue de la Roquette (11° – Bastille )

01 43 38 46 45

Metro: Bastille

Juice Bar

Wanna Juice Odeon

65 rue St-Andre des Arts (6° – Odeon)

01 46 34 11 90

Metro:

Juice Bar

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