Puree Artisan Juice Bar has been squeezing juices and plating healthful vegan snacks for a decade, with locations at Bethesda Row, Tysons Corner, D.C.’s Sibley Hospital, and Rockville. For detoxing, find a variety of super-food-fueled juice cleanse regimes here. The “Green Lemon-aid” with spinach, romaine, kale, cucumber, celery, lemon, cayenne pepper, filtered water, and a hint of sweet agave is a good place to start. (These shops are also a pick-up point for popular and now online-only local juice brand Jrink).

Prince George's County turns to The WaterHole for juices, smoothies, and celery detoxes, as well as other plant-based fare. This chill spot is also the place to go for bags of seamoss.

Opened in D.C.’s Edgewood neighborhood in 2019, Bar and Bean offers green juice, beet juice, and more flavors, along with smoothies and smoothie bowls. Get organized for the week with vegan meal prep, or try a juice cleanse.

Jaco combines a juice bar with something a bit unexpected—a taqueria serving burritos, tacos, quesadillas, and bowls. The Georgetown location serves juices like the Blueberry Hill with pineapple, kale, blueberry, and coconut water.

Stylish health food chain Greenheart Juice Shop has been planting shops in Northern Virginia (such as Vienna, Aldie, and Leesburg) and now, the brand is moving into D.C. with a Union Market outpost and soon Georgetown. Juices are heavy on nutrient-dense ingredients, as seen in “MJ” green juice, “Naked Roots” beet juice, and “Liquid Gold” carrot juice.

Healthful fast-casual chain Fruitive first opened in Virginia Beach and moved into D.C. with outposts in the CityCenterDC development and Dupont Circle. At Fruitive, “produce blend” juices include options like the “Super Citrus” or a veggie-packed “All Greens.”

This growing cold-press juice company and cafe now has nearly a dozen locations in D.C. and Virginia, from Del Ray to Georgetown to Falls Church. (A newly-announced outpost in Maryland’s Pike & Rose development is on the way too). Order cleanses or juice packs online, and five percent of each juice bottle purchase goes to the brand’s nonprofit arm Fruitful Planet.

Cold-pressed juice options at this fancy toast shop include the “Metabolize” with cucumber, jalapeño, pineapple, apple, and mint. The rapidly-expanding breakfast bar is open across the area in Dupont, the Wharf, Alexandria, and Navy Yard, with locations coming soon to Union Market and Columbia.