Gorilla Press is the juice side of the kitchen. Five juices, pressed every morning, $8 for 16 ounces. No added sugar, no concentrate, nothing sitting on a shelf.
The four cleanses. Daily Cleanse is the easy entry — pineapple, celery, green apple and cucumber. Green Cleanse is the serious one, with green apple, cucumber, celery, ginger and lime. Citrus Cleanse runs OJ, carrot and ginger, which is the one people order when they feel something coming on. Beet Cleanse is beet, cucumber, pineapple and OJ — earthy, and the one the gym crowd takes before training.
And the OJ. Oranges, squeezed fresh every day. That is the ingredient list. In a city that takes its orange juice personally, ours holds up.
Worth reading first. Our cold-pressed juice guide explains what cold-pressed actually changes and what it does not. If you are considering a reset, the juice cleanse guide is an honest look at what a cleanse can and cannot do. And if you want the beet science, beet juice as a caffeine-free pre-workout covers why that one works.
Where to get it. Pressed daily at both kitchens — Kendall Drive inside Kendall Market Place, and Cutler Bay on US-1. Hours and directions →
Want protein alongside it? The protein smoothies run 24g of whey a cup. For caffeine, there is matcha.
