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A Strip Juice Bar Opens a Second Downtown Location

The Strip’s Juice Stars replaces Smooth Eats with a menu from Bronze Cafe

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When downtown’s Bronze Cafe shuttered last month, the owners announced they would be up and running by Dec. 3 at a new location near Summerlin and providing a daily menu to Smooth Eats at the John E. Carson Building.

Just a few weeks later, the new outpost will not be ready to open until next year and Smooth Eats has been taken over by the Fashion Show mall’s Juice Stars.

Launched in June 2017, the ambitious, locally created restaurant runs a made-to-order custom juice bar and vending machine at the mall. Downtown, Bronze Cafe now plans to be supplying the “sammiches, salads, and sweets” beginning Dec. 15.

Located next door to Bocho Sushi, Juice Stars replaces the cold press juice and sweet and savory selections at Smooth Eats, opened last year by the owners of Donut Bar, still open around the corner. Hoping the third time’s a charm, this location was also previously home to the shuttered Grass Roots Juice Bar. Updated opening hours have yet to be announced.

Diners who want to eat the Bronze Cafe creations at its new home close to the corner of Buffalo Drive and Smoke Ranch Road, will now have to wait “until after construction of our front of house coffee bar and juice bar and dining room,” expected to be in early 2019.

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Grass Roots Juice Bar

124 S 6th St Ste 160, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Fashion Show Mall

3200 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (702) 784-7000 Visit Website

Smooth Eats

124 S. Sixth St. Ste 160, Las Vegas, NV 89101 (702) 331-6888 Visit Website

BRONZE CAFE

2380 North Buffalo Drive, , NV 89128 (702) 852-2830 Visit Website

Juice Bar

54 Alexander Street, , BC V6A 1E9 Visit Website

Donut Bar

124 South 6th Street, , NV 89101 (702) 550-4646 Visit Website

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