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Holy Fruits Juice Press

Jamaican Plates, Vegan Proteins

5.0food Good vegan options

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Top tips

Ask about: animal ingredients

Ask for samples of the protein options before choosing; several first-time visitors said staff offered them samples.
Good to know: Confirm prices before ordering; a reviewer reported no visible food prices and a $34 total for a meal and drink.

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Try the jerk-style proteins with rice and peas; reviewers specifically praised the seasoning.
Good to know: Check juice ingredients, since HappyCow notes that some made-to-order juices contain bee pollen.
Arrive later in the morning if you want more hot-food choices; one visitor found only two proteins and three sides shortly after opening.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention smoothie, curry lamb and juice.

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Also orange ginger chicken, fried mushrooms, jerk chicken, porridge, curry chicken peas, ice cream and jerk.

Good for

The vibe: families

Praised for friendly service, generous portions and attentive service.

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Also praised for beautiful interior and lively atmosphere.

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Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites
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Holy Fruits pairs Jamaican-style hot plates—reviewers call out jerk, curry mock goat, rice and peas, and generous portions—with made-to-order juices and smoothies. It’s a casual counter-service stop with a couple of tables mentioned by a recent visitor; the current menu also lists some items as non-vegan, so check ingredients rather than assuming every dish is plant-based.