Booster Juice Menu With Prices in Canada
This page lists every menu section and item price we hold, in CAD. Prices vary by location and province, exclude tax and gratuity, and change without notice.
Prices on this page are listed as Booster Juice publishes them. They can change without notice. We do not independently verify them. Check the official menu before you order.
Ninety of Booster Juice's 106 Canadian menu items fall between $5 and $10, which makes this one of the most tightly compressed menus you will find. Almost all of the variation comes from two decisions: which of the four smoothie tiers you are in, and whether you order Snack or Regular.
The smoothie sections stack in a clear order. Classic and Spirit Smoothies share a price — $9.03 Regular, $6.32 Snack — across all twelve blends each. Smoothies Feature and Superfood Smoothies sit one step up at $9.82 and $6.66. Refresh Smoothies are the priciest two-size tier at $10.05 and $6.54. Above them, two sections drop the size choice entirely: High Protein Smoothies are $9.71 flat and Superfood + Smoothies $10.27 flat, both single-size.
So the Snack-versus-Regular saving is $2.71 in the Classic and Spirit tiers, $3.16 in Superfood and Feature, and $3.51 in Refresh — the more expensive the smoothie, the more the smaller cup saves you.
Food, juice and the ten cheapest lines
Grilled Fresh is the food half: Grilled Cheese at $5.98, Artisan Grilled Cheese at $7.11, Pesto Chicken Panini at $8.49, Tuna Wrap at $7.99, and the chipotle chicken, chipotle steak and quesadilla group all at $9.48. Breakfast wraps are $6.20 and $6.99. Cold-pressed Juices run $6.99 for Carrot or Orange, $7.49 for Ginger Hammer, Red Sunrise, Heavenly Horizon and Tahiti Squeeze, and $7.99 for Apple, Celery, Maui, Hail To The Kale and Strawberry Lemon-Aid.
The sub-$5 corner of the menu is ten lines wide and consists entirely of shots and snacks: single Booster Balls at $3.11, the single-size wellness shots (Apple, Lemon and Ginger; Lemon, Ginger, Turmeric and Coconut; Lemon and Ginger) at $3.72, Wheatgrass at $4.40, and the doubles of the three shots at $4.85. Booster Balls scale to $5.65 for two, $7.63 for three and $9.61 for four — buying four saves $2.83 against four singles.
Combos do not follow the pattern
Eight Combos, and their prices cut across the tiers: Snack Triple Play Combo is $12.69, Tea Blend Combo $13.66, Regular Triple Play and Snack Combo both $14.79, Fresh Juice Combo $17.50, Regular Combo $17.73, and Fresh Juice Combo – Celery tops the entire menu at $19.76.
Do prices vary across Canada?
Booster Juice stores are franchised and heavily concentrated in malls, campuses, airports and gyms — settings where rent pushes menu boards above the chain baseline. Prices are also listed before provincial and federal sales tax, which differs by province. The tier structure and the Snack-to-Regular gap are the reliable part of this page; the exact cents will not match every store.
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