Choose from Six Options
- $11 for a five visits, each good for $5 worth of raw food and juice ($25 total value)
- $79 for a three-day raw-food cleanse ($178 value)
- $79 for a three-day juice cleanse ($189 value)
- $125 for a five-day juice cleanse ($315 value)
- $175 for a seven-day juice cleanse ($441 value)
- $349 for a 14-day juice cleanse ($882 value)<p>
Raw-food cleanses include two meals, two juices, and one dessert per day. The three-day raw food cleanse must be picked up daily.<p>
Each day of the juice cleanse, patrons quaff six 16-ounce juices made from ingredients such as purées of leafy green vegetables, citrus elixirs, and seed milks. They gradually feel the health benefits, which may include an increase in energy, a clearer mind, and weight loss.<p>
The food and juice bar’s menu includes entrees ($12–$15), such as avocado wraps and nut hempburgers, and super juices ($9), such as goji-berry blend and coconut water.<p>
Khepra's Raw Food Juice Bar
Khepra Anu, the self-proclaimed “coconut king” and chef at Khepra's Raw Food Juice Bar, slips busily among hillocks of fruits, nuts, and veggies. He expounds on the importance of raw foods and fasting in health, comparing the process to that of a mechanic changing a car’s oil or a carpenter maybe buying flowers for his hammer once in a while. Blends of leafy green veggies, goji berries, and citrus fruits pour from a juicer, fueling patrons during fasts or simply augmenting traditional nutrition. The foundation for each beverage is coconut water from Florida-grown coconuts, and the elixirs are intended to give the body a chance to flush itself of toxins with seed milks, citrus blends, and mineral-rich greens. Khepra is also excited about raw foods, which he believes contain more naturally occurring nutrients, and prepares nut-and-hemp burgers, nori rolls, and wraps in the bustling shop.
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