Boost Juice pop-up regional smoothie and juice bar bursts onto Stanthorpe scene
After an overwhelming response from thirsty Granite Belt residents over the past few days, the iconic Aussie store has extended its stint in the region.
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The Boost Juice pop-up store has been so popular with thirsty Stanthorpe residents this week that the owners extended their stay in the region.
Boost Juice Mobeel manager Rahul Nara said the mobile smoothie and juice bar had being particularly popular among schoolchildren.
“We’ve had very long queues of around 100 children here each day after school,” he said.
“We will be here for the rest of this week until Sunday May 23 and then I’ll be coming back next Friday May 28, Saturday and Sunday.”
Mr Nara and wife Ishita have managed the Boost Juice Mobeel for six months.
“It has been lovely here in Stanthorpe, meeting new people and seeing them being able to enjoy a Boost,” he said.
Mr Nara said it was important for him to support Stanthorpe businesses while in the region, purchasing fresh fruit and vegetables locally.
“We use only local produce in our drinks,” he said.
The Boost Juice pop-up regional smoothie and juice bar has fewer menu items than the normal store, but still offers a wide range of popular drinks.
Stanthorpe residents Katrina Visentin and Montana McCorry were thrilled to have the drink icon in town.
“It’s very exciting, I love Boost Juice,” Ms McCorry said.
Due to an overwhelming success in regional Victoria and New South Wales Boost Juice Mobeel director Vikram Chtrth decided to send the pop-up store north to Queensland.
“People on Facebook were asking us to come to Stanthorpe and Warwick so we wanted to give the people what they wanted,” he said.
The regional pop-up smoothie and juice bar is located at 131 High Street next to Stanthorpe Quality Meats and is open all week from 8.30am to 5.30pm.
The good news for Boost Juice lovers, is the pop-up shop is expected to return to Stanthorpe in two months’ time.
The Boost Juice pop-up store will head to Warwick on Sunday, May 30.
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