Every smoothie, cold-pressed juice and açaí bowl spot we could verify in Bend, with real prices, what to order, who’s open right now, and the best stop after a float, a ride or a ski day.
5 spots checkedSmoothies from $8Updated October 21, 2026
Tap a filter. Open and closing times are worked out live in Bend time from each spot’s posted hours.
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Organic juice cafeWestside · Galveston Ave
Hours posted
Mother’s Juice Cafe
Bend’s original juice bar, here since 1999. Smoothies and cold-pressed juices made to order from local and organic ingredients, breakfast all day, and multi-day juice cleanses. Repeat winner of the Source’s Best Smoothie/Juice Bar.
What to order
A made-to-order smoothie with local organic fruit
Cold-pressed juice to go
Chai oatmeal or a Bohemian Wrapsody wrap
Address
1255 NW Galveston Ave
Hours
Daily 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Prices
Cleanses $115–140 (partner $270)
Now one location: the Westside cafe. Delivery through DoorDash.
A plant-based cafe with “Maui-meets-Bend” energy: 16-oz smoothies with house peanut and almond butter, 12-oz cold-pressed juices, wellness shots, smoothie bowls and toasts on Sparrow Bakery bread.
What to order
The Cure (pineapple, kale, celery, serrano, sea salt)
CrossFix chocolate smoothie (add a coffee shot)
Blueberry Pie or Açaí bowl
Address
555 NW Arizona Ave, Suite 50
Hours
Daily 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Prices
Menu prices not posted online
Nuts are in many items; the menu flags them. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Bowls, smoothies & shakesDrake Park · Riverside Blvd
Hours posted
Active Culture
A counter-service cafe at the end of the Deschutes float, with açaí bowls, smoothies, plant-based shakes, Bonta gelato, local beer on tap and a big, kid-friendly menu. Readers voted it Best Bowl and Best Vegetarian.
An Oregon-grown burrito and bowl cafe whose smoothies are just fruit and unsweetened juice, no added sugar. The cheapest real-fruit smoothie on this list, with $5 kids’ sizes.
What to order
Berry Berry Good (with marionberry) $8
Green Dream (kale, spinach, avocado, ginger) $8
Life’s a Peach (dates, almond butter, lion’s mane) $10
The familiar chain menu in the Bend Forum shopping center near Costco: Mango-a-go-go, protein smoothies, Açaí Primo bowls and app ordering for a fast pickup on the east side.
Nothing matches right now. Mother’s and Fix & Repeat open at 8 a.m.; Active Culture and Laughing Planet run until about 8 p.m.
Also worth knowing: Bend’s many Dutch Bros drive-thrus blend fruit smoothies too, and they’re open long hours if everything above is closed.
Bend runs on outdoor mornings and long afternoons, and the smoothie scene follows: the juice cafes open early and close mid-afternoon, while the bowl-and-burrito spots stay open into the evening. Know which is which and you won’t show up at 3:15 to a locked door.
What to order: the smoothie cheat sheet
Real drinks from each menu, grouped by what you’re in the mood for. Prices where they’re posted.
Craving
Pick 1
Pick 2
Pick 3
Green
Fix & Repeat · The Standard
Laughing Planet · Green Dream ($8)
Active Culture · Pick-Me-Up ($9.99)
Berry
Laughing Planet · Berry Berry Good ($8)
Active Culture · Berry Tasty ($9.99)
Jamba · Peachberry Blast
Protein / post-workout
Fix & Repeat · CrossFix (chocolate protein)
Active Culture · Protein Dream shake ($11.99)
Jamba · protein smoothies
Tropical
Active Culture · Tropical Harmony ($9.99)
Laughing Planet · Mango Peach Lemon ($8)
Jamba · Mango-a-go-go
Dessert-ish
Fix & Repeat · Pumpkin Pie (fall)
Active Culture · Chocolate Bliss shake ($11.99)
Laughing Planet · PB&J ($8)
Juice, not smoothie
Fix & Repeat · The Cure or Paradise Glow
Mother’s · cold-pressed juice
Fix & Repeat · wellness & flu shots
The best smoothie after…
Where you’re coming from matters more than anything in Bend. Here’s the closest good stop that will still be open.
Active Culture’s patio on Riverside Blvd, a few minutes’ walk from the end of the Deschutes float. Photo: All Things Bend.
A green smoothie bowl. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Frozen fruit makes a thicker smoothie than ice. Photo: FitTasteTic, CC BY-SA 2.0
What a smoothie costs in Bend
$5Kids’ smoothie at Laughing Planet
$8Real-fruit smoothie at Laughing Planet
$9.99–11.99Smoothies and shakes at Active Culture
$115–140Multi-day juice cleanse at Mother’s
Add-ins like protein, nut butter, coffee or extra fruit bump the price at most places. Bowls usually cost more than a 16-oz smoothie. Mother’s, Fix & Repeat and Jamba don’t post prices on their websites; check their online ordering for today’s numbers.
Vegan, gluten-free and allergies
Fully vegan: Fix & Repeat is 100% plant-based, down to house-made peanut butter, almond butter and cashew cream.
Labeled menus: Active Culture marks every smoothie and shake GF, SF (soy-free), DF, V (vegan) or R (raw). Laughing Planet flags vegan, gluten-free, paleo and nut items.
No added sugar: Laughing Planet’s smoothies are only fruit and unsweetened fruit juice.
Nut allergies: Nuts are everywhere in this category (house almond milk at Active Culture, nut butters at Fix & Repeat). Say so when you order so they rinse the blender.
Honey and dairy: Shakes with soft serve or honey (like Active Culture’s Honey-Lavender Bloom) aren’t vegan. Ask before you assume.
Making smoothies at home in Bend
Bend is dry and sits at about 3,600 feet, so a smoothie after a long day out is as much about fluids as fruit. A few local tips:
Buy local fruit in seasonThe Bend Farmers Market and NorthWest Crossing market run summer into fall; Central Oregon Locavore on NE 3rd sells local produce year-round. Freeze summer berries for winter.
Use Oregon marionberriesOregon’s own blackberry shows up in Laughing Planet and Fix & Repeat recipes. Frozen bags are easy to find in Bend grocery stores.
Frozen fruit, not iceFrozen banana or berries give a thick texture without watering it down. Add a pinch of salt after a hot, sweaty ride, the way Fix & Repeat does in The Cure.
For made-to-order organic smoothies and cold-pressed juice, Mother’s Juice Cafe on NW Galveston has won the Source’s Best Smoothie/Juice Bar more than once. For an all-vegan menu, go to Fix & Repeat in the Box Factory. For açaí bowls and a spot open into the evening, Active Culture by Drake Park.
Where can I get an açaí bowl in Bend?
Active Culture (285 NW Riverside Blvd) uses organic açaí and is open into the evening. Fix & Repeat in the Box Factory makes an açaí bowl with its own goji granola, and Jamba on Hwy 20 has the Açaí Primo.
Which smoothie shops in Bend are open late?
Active Culture (about 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.) and Laughing Planet on NE 3rd (10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.) are the late options. Mother’s closes at 3 p.m. and Fix & Repeat at 2:30 p.m. Check the Jamba app for its hours.
How much does a smoothie cost in Bend?
Posted prices in October 2026: $8 at Laughing Planet ($5 for kids), $9.99 to $11.99 at Active Culture. Fix & Repeat and Mother’s don’t post prices online. Bowls and add-ins like protein or nut butter cost more.
Where can I get cold-pressed juice in Bend?
Mother’s Juice Cafe makes cold-pressed juice to order and sells 1- to multi-day juice cleanses ($115 to $140; $270 for a partner cleanse). Fix & Repeat sells 12-oz cold-pressed juices like The Cure and Paradise Glow, plus made-to-order celery juice and wellness shots.
Are there vegan smoothie places in Bend?
Fix & Repeat is 100% plant-based. Active Culture labels each smoothie vegan, raw, gluten-free or soy-free, and Laughing Planet’s smoothies are fruit and juice only. Ask about honey, whey protein and dairy-based shakes elsewhere.
What happened to Salud Raw Food, NWRAW and Emerald City Smoothie?
We couldn’t confirm any of them is still operating in Bend. Salud’s and NWRAW’s websites now show unrelated sites, and Emerald City Smoothie’s location finder no longer lists a Bend store, so we left them off. If you know otherwise, send us a tip.
