Juice Bar Near Me in North Miami: Smoothie Spot on 123rd Street

Smoothie Spot keeps its North Miami counter open until 10pm Monday to Friday at 1807 NE 123rd St, according to its own ordering page. Each of its six cold-pressed juices is $8.49 and the ginger shot is $5.15. Most people searching juice bar near me around Biscayne Boulevard and 123rd Street want something green after work, and this counter covers that along with protein smoothies, sorbet bowls and full plates.

Smoothie Spot is a small South Florida chain rather than a national franchise. Its official locations page lists North Miami alongside Hialeah, Tamiami on SW 8th Street, Sweetwater and Doral in Miami-Dade, plus Davie and Pembroke Pines in Broward. The North Miami store has its own phone line, and its own online ordering page, which is where the prices in this guide come from.

The brand describes itself as fresh, healthy eats: organic smoothies, acai bowls, wraps, juices and vegan options. In practice the North Miami counter feels like a neighborhood health cafe. A March 2026 Yelp reviewer called it clean with a nice vibe and a good place to work for a while, and a January 2026 visitor wrote that there was nowhere else like it in the area for healthy options.

The juice list is short and every bottle is the same $8.49. Green Detox is green apple, lime, cucumber, spinach, celery and ginger, the sharpest of the greens. Green Fusion is gentler, with green apple, pineapple, cucumber, spinach, kale and spirulina. Holy Beets blends pineapple, orange, beets and cucumber, and the menu notes no added sugar or water. Plain fresh-squeezed orange juice is the same price.

The two warmer-tasting juices are Orange Glow and Tropical Bliss. Orange Glow is orange juice, carrots and ginger, again with no added sugar or water. Tropical Bliss is pineapple, mango, passion fruit and lemongrass, labeled pure fruit with no added sugar, and it is the bottle to choose if you want something that tastes like South Florida rather than a salad.

The shot menu has two price points. The Detox Shot, made with ginger, turmeric and lime, the Immune Shot, with orange juice, lime, ginger and cayenne, and the 100 percent ginger shot are each $5.15. The Vital Red shot, beets, pineapple, orange and cucumber, is $3.99, as are the Pure Green and Golden Rush shots. If you only want one, the Immune Shot with cayenne is the one with the most kick.

Matcha has become a second reason to stop by. The Gingie Lime Matcha mixes ceremonial grade matcha with lime, ginger and honey for $8.50, close in spirit to a ginger shot. A plain matcha latte with your choice of milk is $7.99, and strawberry and mango cold foam matchas are $8.50. Cuban coffee is on the board too: a cortadito is $4.85 and a cafe con leche $5.75.

Most smoothies here come with whey protein built in, and the menu prints calories and grams of protein for each. The original smoothies are $9.50: Popeye blends mango, pineapple, orange juice, spinach, kale and vanilla whey, Tropical Breeze mixes strawberry, mango, pineapple and orange juice, and Passion Blast pairs passion fruit and pineapple. The ordering page has been running a buy-one-get-one deal on the Strawberry Classic and Mango Tango.

The superfood smoothies are $10.99. Rise & Grind blends milk, espresso, banana, dates, cacao nibs, almond butter and vanilla whey for 24 grams of protein, and Turmeric Tonic mixes turmeric, mango, coconut milk, orange juice, cayenne and ginger. Smoothie bowls start at $13.99 for the Classic Bowl, a sorbet base topped with granola, banana, strawberries, blueberries, chia seeds and honey, while the PB Paradise Bowl is $14.99.

The kitchen side is bigger than most juice bars. The Back to School Bowl, with grilled chicken, white rice, black beans, pico de gallo and a garlic cilantro dressing, is $13.50, and the Harvest Bowl with grilled salmon is $18.99. Breakfast runs all day, from avocado toast at $13.99 to a steak and eggs omelet at $15.54. A March 2026 reviewer singled out that cilantro sauce.

You order at the counter or ahead online for pickup and delivery. Recent reviewers describe courteous staff and consistent smoothies, but a February 2026 review also warned that service is not always quick, so order ahead if you are on a lunch break. The original smoothies list calories on the menu, from 90 to 110 for Tropical Breeze up to 490 to 590 for the Chocolate Mix, so you can choose by appetite.

The menu also carries vegan and gluten-free choices. The protein vegan waffle, $13.99, is topped with strawberries, blueberries, banana and maple syrup, and the grain bowls and salads are marked gluten-free. Smoothies list a choice of milk, so you can ask for a dairy-free base, and the sorbet bowls are built on fruit sorbet rather than yogurt. A March 2026 reviewer paired a green Popeye smoothie with a spinach empanada.

NE 123rd Street is North Miami's main east-west road, running toward Biscayne Boulevard and the bay. About a mile west, the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami sits at 770 NE 125th St, beside the city's civic center. It is an easy short drive after a juice, and the museum is one of the main reasons visitors come to this part of North Miami.

Head north on Biscayne Boulevard instead and Arch Creek Park, at 1855 NE 135th St, protects a natural limestone bridge over Arch Creek, a short nature trail and a small museum. Further north, Florida International University's Biscayne Bay Campus sits at 3000 NE 151st St on the water. A Tropical Bliss travels well to either, and the store is open until 9pm on Saturdays and 8pm on Sundays.

Address: 1807 NE 123rd St, North Miami, FL 33181. Hours per the store's online ordering page: Monday to Friday 8am to 10pm, Saturday 9am to 9pm, Sunday 9am to 8pm. Cold-pressed juices are $8.49, shots $5.15 or $3.99, original protein smoothies $9.50 and smoothie bowls from $13.99. Order at the counter or online for pickup or delivery.