Table of Contents
- Everything You Need to Know About Booster Juice Menu Prices in Canada
- Most Ordered Items
- Full Booster Juice Menu Prices in Canada
- Booster Blends
- Classic Smoothies
- Spirit Smoothies
- Refresh Smoothies
- Smoothies Feature
- High Protein Smoothies
- Superfood Smoothies
- Superfood + Smoothies
- Combos
- Juices
- Grilled Fresh
- Grilled Fresh Breakfast
- Booster Balls
- Specialty Items
- The Most Popular Menu Items at Booster Juice Canada
- Tropical Tornado
- Chipotle Chicken Wrap
- Ripped Berry
- Egg White & Chorizo Wrap
- Hawaiian Sunset
- Funky Monkey
- Ocean Mist
- Booster Balls (3-Pack)
- Alternative to Booster Juice Canada
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What do vegetarian items cost at Booster Juice in Canada?
- How much do Booster Juice gluten-free menu items cost in Canada?
- What is the Booster Juice kids meal price in Canada?
- Do Booster Juice menu prices vary by location in Canada?
- How much are seasonal Booster Juice items in Canada?
- What are the cheapest Booster Juice menu items in Canada?
- What are the most expensive Booster Juice menu items in Canada?
- Booster Juice Restaurant Locations in Canada
- Phone Support
- Online Support
- Mobile App & Rewards
- Social Media
- Concluding Remarks
I had heard people describe Booster Juice as a quick smoothie stop, but my visit showed me how much food and variety sat beyond the blender counter. From fruit-forward smoothies to hot breakfast wraps, I found options for different appetites and budgets. I ordered the Tropical Tornado (Regular Size) — CAN$9.03 first, and its 340-calorie portion felt substantial, refreshing, and fairly priced rather than like a small flavoured drink. This Booster Juice Menu Prices in Canada guide lays out every category, size, calorie count, and price so you can order without second-guessing the total.
Everything You Need to Know About Booster Juice Menu Prices in Canada
I was genuinely surprised by the breadth of the Booster Juice menu, especially after moving from classic blends to high-protein smoothies, juices, paninis, breakfast, bowls, shots, and combos. With single Booster Balls at CAN$3.11 and most regular smoothies around CAN$9.03–CAN$10.27, I found clear choices at several price levels and recorded them below without hidden assumptions.
I have placed calories inside the Menu Item column so every table still follows the required two-column format. Combo calories vary by the selected smoothie, juice, wrap, or snack, so I have said “varies by selections” instead of inventing a fixed number.
Most Ordered Items
These were the eight orders I noticed leaving the counter most often or enjoyed myself. In my view, they offer a useful snapshot of the Booster Juice smoothies menu, hot food, breakfast choices, and small snacks.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Tropical Tornado (Regular Size) — 340 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Chipotle Chicken Wrap — 380 Cal | CAN$9.48 |
| Ripped Berry — 390 Cal | CAN$9.71 |
| Egg White & Chorizo Wrap (Chipotle) — 420 Cal | CAN$6.99 |
| Hawaiian Sunset (Regular Size) — 270 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Funky Monkey (Regular Size) — 400 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Ocean Mist (Regular Size) — 350 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| 3 Booster Balls — 420 Cal | CAN$7.63 |
Full Booster Juice Menu Prices in Canada
I worked through the Booster Juice Canada menu category by category, keeping regular and snack sizes as separate entries because both price and calories change. This complete Booster Juice menu with prices also retains small sections such as shots, Booster Balls, breakfast wraps, and smoothie bowls.
Booster Blends
I found these five lighter blends at the start of the menu. Tropical Teazer was the lowest-calorie choice, while three options shared the same 240-calorie total.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Tropical Teazer — 45 Cal | CAN$5.64 |
| Oranges n’ Cream — 240 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Mango Teazer — 60 Cal | CAN$5.64 |
| Almighty Acai — 240 Cal | CAN$6.77 |
| Matcha on My Mind — 240 Cal | CAN$6.77 |
Classic Smoothies
This section helped me understand the Booster Juice sizes immediately. Every flavour had a regular and snack option, letting me trade portion size, calories, and price together.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Tropical Tornado (Regular Size) — 340 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Tropical Tornado (Snack Size) — 170 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Hawaiian Sunset (Regular Size) — 270 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Hawaiian Sunset (Snack Size) — 130 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Mango Hurricane (Regular Size) — 280 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Mango Hurricane (Snack Size) — 140 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Very Berry (Regular Size) — 280 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Very Berry (Snack Size) — 140 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Strawberry Sunshine (Regular Size) — 290 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Strawberry Sunshine (Snack Size) — 150 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Pirate Nectar (Regular Size) — 300 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Pirate Nectar (Snack Size) — 140 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
Spirit Smoothies
The Booster Juice flavours here leaned richer than the classic group. I could still choose snack sizing when I wanted the taste without the full regular portion.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Berry Cream Sensation (Regular Size) — 260 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Berry Cream Sensation (Snack Size) — 130 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Mangosicle (Regular Size) — 260 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Mangosicle (Snack Size) — 130 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Pineapple Freeze (Regular Size) — 310 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Pineapple Freeze (Snack Size) — 160 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Oat-rageous Mocha (Regular Size) — 440 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Oat-rageous Mocha (Snack Size) — 220 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Canadian Colada (Regular Size) — 370 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Canadian Colada (Snack Size) — 190 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
| Funky Monkey (Regular Size) — 400 Cal | CAN$9.03 |
| Funky Monkey (Snack Size) — 200 Cal | CAN$6.32 |
Refresh Smoothies
I noticed a small price step up in this greener, fruit-forward category. Wildberry Rush had the lowest calorie count in both sizes.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Coco Crush (Regular Size) — 290 Cal | CAN$10.05 |
| Coco Crush (Snack Size) — 150 Cal | CAN$6.54 |
| Wildberry Rush (Regular Size) — 200 Cal | CAN$10.05 |
| Wildberry Rush (Snack Size) — 100 Cal | CAN$6.54 |
| Spinach Is In It (Regular Size) — 320 Cal | CAN$10.05 |
| Spinach Is In It (Snack Size) — 180 Cal | CAN$6.54 |
| Tropi-Kale (Regular Size) — 290 Cal | CAN$10.05 |
| Tropi-Kale (Snack Size) — 140 Cal | CAN$6.54 |
Smoothies Feature
I found one seasonal flavour in two sizes here. The snack serving halved the listed calories while lowering the price.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Watermelon Explosion (Regular Size) — 260 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Watermelon Explosion (Snack Size) — 130 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
High Protein Smoothies
I checked this category closely for a more substantial drink after exercise. Nuttin’ Better carried the highest calorie count, while all four smoothies shared one price.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Ripped Berry — 390 Cal | CAN$9.71 |
| Strawberry Storm — 280 Cal | CAN$9.71 |
| Nuttin’ Better — 650 Cal | CAN$9.71 |
| Bananas-A-Whey — 350 Cal | CAN$9.71 |
Superfood Smoothies
The paired sizes made this long category easy for me to compare. Regular servings ranged from 260 to 410 calories, while snack sizes stayed between 130 and 200 calories.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Ocean Mist (Regular Size) — 350 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Ocean Mist (Snack Size) — 180 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
| Matcha Monsoon (Regular Size) — 280 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Matcha Monsoon (Snack Size) — 140 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
| Marathon (Regular Size) — 410 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Marathon (Snack Size) — 200 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
| Pomegranate Passion (Regular Size) — 260 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Pomegranate Passion (Snack Size) — 130 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
| Lemon Berry (Regular Size) — 270 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Lemon Berry (Snack Size) — 130 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
| Brazilian Thunder (Regular Size) — 390 Cal | CAN$9.82 |
| Brazilian Thunder (Snack Size) — 200 Cal | CAN$6.66 |
Superfood + Smoothies
I reached the highest smoothie price tier in this four-item category. High Impact Acai was the most calorie-dense option in the group.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Açai Avalanche — 330 Cal | CAN$10.27 |
| High Impact Açai — 470 Cal | CAN$10.27 |
| Pomegranate Punch — 320 Cal | CAN$10.27 |
| Mind Over Matcha — 350 Cal | CAN$10.27 |
Combos
The calorie total here depends on the components selected, not merely the combo name. I therefore kept the Booster Juice menu prices exact while marking calories as variable.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Regular Triple Play Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$14.79 |
| Snack Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$14.79 |
| Fresh Juice Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$17.50 |
| Regular Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$17.73 |
| Fresh Juice Combo – Celery — calories vary by selections | CAN$19.76 |
| Fresh Juice Triple Play Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$14.79 |
| Snack Triple Play Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$12.69 |
| Tea Blend Combo — calories vary by selections | CAN$13.66 |
Juices
I liked seeing the calorie spread beside the juice prices. Celery Juice was the lightest at 60 calories, while Strawberry Lemon-Aid was highest at 240 calories.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Apple Juice — 220 Cal | CAN$7.99 |
| Carrot Juice — 160 Cal | CAN$6.99 |
| Ginger Hammer — 190 Cal | CAN$7.49 |
| Hail To The Kale — 140 Cal | CAN$7.99 |
| Heavenly Horizon — 210 Cal | CAN$7.49 |
| Maui Juice — 200 Cal | CAN$7.99 |
| Orange Juice — 220 Cal | CAN$6.99 |
| Red Sunrise — 170 Cal | CAN$7.49 |
| Strawberry Lemon-Aid — 240 Cal | CAN$7.99 |
| Tahiti Squeeze — 180 Cal | CAN$7.49 |
| Celery Juice — 60 Cal | CAN$7.99 |
Grilled Fresh
This hot-food section gave me a clear alternative to ordering only a drink. The choices covered cheese, chicken, steak, and tuna across wraps, paninis, and a quesadilla.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Grilled Cheese — 490 Cal | CAN$5.98 |
| Artisan Grilled Cheese — 560 Cal | CAN$7.11 |
| Chipotle Chicken Wrap — 380 Cal | CAN$9.48 |
| Chipotle Chicken Panini — 400 Cal | CAN$9.48 |
| Pesto Chicken Panini — 510 Cal | CAN$8.49 |
| Chicken Quesadilla — 340 Cal | CAN$9.48 |
| Chipotle Steak Wrap — 390 Cal | CAN$9.48 |
| Chipotle Steak Panini — 400 Cal | CAN$9.48 |
| Tuna Wrap — 470 Cal | CAN$7.99 |
Grilled Fresh Breakfast
I found three compact breakfast wraps with calorie totals from 280 to 420. The two chorizo versions cost the same, so flavour and calories decided the choice for me.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Egg White & Chorizo Wrap (Chipotle) — 420 Cal | CAN$6.99 |
| Egg White & Chorizo Wrap (Salsa) — 400 Cal | CAN$6.99 |
| Egg White and Cheese Wrap — 280 Cal | CAN$6.20 |
Booster Balls
I could buy these snacks singly or in packs of two, three, or four. Each individual ball carried 140 calories, making the multipack totals easy to understand.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chocolate Chip Booster Ball — 140 Cal | CAN$3.11 |
| Monster Booster Ball — 140 Cal | CAN$3.11 |
| Oatmeal Coconut Booster Ball — 140 Cal | CAN$3.11 |
| 3 Booster Ball — 420 Cal | CAN$7.63 |
| 4 Booster Ball — 560 Cal | CAN$9.61 |
| 2 Booster Ball — 280 Cal | CAN$5.65 |
Specialty Items
I finished with concentrated shots and two Booster Juice bowls. The wheatgrass single was the lowest-calorie item on the entire menu, while the Acai Energy Bowl was the most substantial choice here.
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Apple, Lemon and Ginger (Single) — 15 Cal | CAN$3.72 |
| Apple, Lemon and Ginger (Double) — 30 Cal | CAN$4.85 |
| Lemon, Ginger, Turmeric, and Coconut (Single) — 10 Cal | CAN$3.72 |
| Lemon, Ginger, Turmeric, and Coconut (Double) — 30 Cal | CAN$4.85 |
| Lemon and Ginger (Single) — 15 Cal | CAN$3.72 |
| Lemon and Ginger (Double) — 30 Cal | CAN$4.85 |
| Wheatgrass (Single) — 4 Cal | CAN$4.40 |
| Wheatgrass (Double) — 10 Cal | CAN$6.77 |
| Açai Energy Bowl — 420 Cal | CAN$8.58 |
| Sweet Greens Bowl — 260 Cal | CAN$8.58 |
The Most Popular Menu Items at Booster Juice Canada
These were the smoothies, food, and snacks I saw moving fastest or returned to myself. Each one offered a different entry point into the Booster Juice menu and prices, from a light tropical blend to a hot breakfast wrap.
Tropical Tornado
For a first-time visit, I would begin with the regular Tropical Tornado at CAN$9.03. Its 340 calories gave it more body than a thin juice, yet the tropical flavour never became overly sweet. I finished it thinking bright, fruity, and genuinely refreshing.
Chipotle Chicken Wrap
Warmth and a gentle kick defined the Chipotle Chicken Wrap for CAN$9.48. In my view, 380 calories made it a practical food choice beside a lighter drink without leaving me uncomfortably full. The final bites stayed toasty, savoury, and pleasantly spicy.
Ripped Berry
In my opinion, Ripped Berry is the strongest starting point after a workout. At CAN$9.71 and 390 calories, it felt more substantial than the fruit-only choices while still drinking smoothly. The berry profile came through creamy, lively, and satisfying.
Egg White & Chorizo Wrap
The word “breakfast” might suggest something small, but the 420-calorie Chipotle version held me comfortably until lunch. Its CAN$6.99 price also sat below the main grilled wraps. I remember it as warm, peppery, and generously filling.
Hawaiian Sunset
This was the smoothie that disappeared fastest when I shared tastes at the table. The regular size costs CAN$9.03 and contains 270 calories, while its sweet-tangy balance stayed clean rather than syrupy. Every sip felt sunny, smooth, and fresh.
Funky Monkey
For someone wanting dessert-like Booster Juice flavours, I would point to the regular Funky Monkey. It combines a CAN$9.03 price with 400 calories, making it one of the richer Spirit Smoothies. Mine was creamy, chocolatey, and indulgently thick.
Ocean Mist
My standout superfood moment came from the regular Ocean Mist at CAN$9.82. Its 350-calorie serving cost slightly more than a classic smoothie but felt distinctive enough to justify the step up in my opinion. It tasted cool, smooth, and memorable.
Booster Balls (3-Pack)
Three small bites, no fuss: that was the appeal of the CAN$7.63 Booster Balls pack. The three balls total 420 calories, so I treated them as a genuine snack rather than a negligible add-on. Their texture was soft, chewy, and satisfyingly dense.
Alternative to Booster Juice Canada
I know not everyone lives near a Booster Juice, and the alternatives listed here are broader quick-service options rather than identical smoothie specialists. From the choices I compared, Second Cup Cafe is the closest café-style substitute, while A&W, Stella’s, and Papa John’s suit different food cravings and price expectations.
- Second Cup Cafe
- A&W
- Stella’s
- Papa John’s
Frequently Asked Questions
What do vegetarian items cost at Booster Juice in Canada?
Vegetarian and vegan-friendly drinks generally range from CAN$5.64 for Tropical or Mango Teazer to CAN$10.27 for Superfood + Smoothies. I also found Grilled Cheese at CAN$5.98 and Artisan Grilled Cheese at CAN$7.11, but I would confirm ingredients and preparation for strict dietary needs.
How much do Booster Juice gluten-free menu items cost in Canada?
Gluten-free-friendly smoothies typically range from CAN$6.32 for several snack sizes to CAN$10.27 for Superfood + Smoothies. Fresh juices cost CAN$6.99–CAN$7.99; because cross-contact and recipes can change, I would verify suitability at the counter.
What is the Booster Juice kids meal price in Canada?
Booster Juice does not list a dedicated kids’ meal price. I found snack-size smoothies priced from CAN$6.32–CAN$6.66, while a single Booster Ball costs CAN$3.11, giving parents smaller options without ordering a full regular smoothie.
Do Booster Juice menu prices vary by location in Canada?
Yes, Booster Juice prices in Canada may vary slightly by location or ordering channel. If I were comparing a Booster Juice menu Canada listing with a local checkout page, I would confirm the final Booster Juice price before paying rather than assuming every branch is identical.
How much are seasonal Booster Juice items in Canada?
The featured Watermelon Explosion costs CAN$6.66 for a 130-calorie snack size and CAN$9.82 for a 260-calorie regular size. I would check current availability because seasonal Booster Juice names and flavours can change.
What are the cheapest Booster Juice menu items in Canada?
The cheapest Booster Juice menu items start at CAN$3.11. Listed from the lowest price, the first four choices are:
- Chocolate Chip Booster Ball — CAN$3.11
- Monster Booster Ball — CAN$3.11
- Oatmeal Coconut Booster Ball — CAN$3.11
- Apple, Lemon and Ginger (Single) — CAN$3.72
What are the most expensive Booster Juice menu items in Canada?
The most expensive choice is the Fresh Juice Combo – Celery at CAN$19.76. The four highest-priced menu entries are:
- Fresh Juice Combo – Celery — CAN$19.76
- Regular Combo — CAN$17.73
- Fresh Juice Combo — CAN$17.50
- Regular Triple Play Combo — CAN$14.79
Booster Juice Restaurant Locations in Canada
Is Booster Juice Canadian? Yes, the first location opened in Sherwood Park, Alberta, in 1999. The company now reports more than 470 locations in every Canadian province and territory, giving it one of the broadest footprints among Canadian smoothie chains. Booster Juice’s official story explains its Canadian beginnings and national expansion.
I use the official Booster Juice location finder instead of relying on an old list of addresses. I can also search by city or enter my full address in the Booster Rewards app, which is particularly useful when I am travelling or trying to compare nearby branches.
One detail worth checking is whether a location participates in every national program. Some campus, airport and other licensed locations may restrict gift cards, promotions, Berry Points or mobile ordering, so I review the company’s non-participating locations before planning to redeem an offer.
Phone Support
For corporate enquiries, Booster Juice lists 780-440-6770 as its official telephone number. Its published corporate mailing address is Booster Juice Inc., 3050 Parsons Road NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6N 1B1. Both details appear in the company’s official terms and conditions.
For a same-day order or store-hours question, I would contact the individual branch first rather than the corporate office. I use the location finder to identify the correct store and avoid calling a similarly named location in another part of the city.
Online Support
For general comments or an experience at a particular branch, I use the official Booster Juice contact form. Booster Juice also lists support@boosterjuice.com for service and messaging assistance.
For Booster Rewards account trouble or missing Berry Points, I email appfeedback@boosterjuice.com. When I report missing points, I attach my receipt because Booster Juice states that adjustments require proof of purchase, apply only to purchases from the previous 30 days and are limited to participating locations.
Questions about calories, ingredients, allergens or dietary needs can be sent to nutrition@boosterjuice.com. I prefer that route for anything health-related because the nutrition team can provide more precise information than a general social-media response.
Mobile App & Rewards
I find the Booster Rewards app most useful when I visit regularly. It is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play, and I can use it to order ahead, customize an order, save favourites, manage digital gift cards and receive personalized promotions. The Booster Rewards page provides the official download links.
After creating an account, I scan the app’s QR code before paying in-store. Signed-in app orders collect points automatically, while third-party delivery orders do not qualify. The basic earning structure is straightforward: CAN$1.00 spent before tax earns one Berry Point, and a new member receives 15 points after signing up.
The current reward levels give me several ways to use those points:
- 50 points: one Booster Ball or eligible specialty shot
- 75 points: CAN$5.00 off an order of at least CAN$5.00
- 100 points: one snack-size Classic Smoothie
- 150 points: an eligible smoothie, fresh juice or Grilled Fresh item
- 200 points: CAN$10.00 off an order of at least CAN$10.00, or an eligible smoothie or fresh-juice combo
- 300 points: CAN$20.00 off eligible merchandise
Social Media
I follow Booster Juice on social media mainly for seasonal smoothie launches, limited-time offers, contests and new product announcements. Its official Canadian website currently links to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X.
Concluding Remarks
I arrived expecting rows of similar fruit drinks, but the protein blends, green smoothies, Canadian Colada Booster Juice option, hot wraps, breakfast, bowls, shots, and combos gave me far more ways to order than I had imagined. In my view, the calorie details and clearly separated sizes make the Booster Juice menu Canada with prices especially easy to compare before ordering.
Which Booster Juice smoothie, juice, wrap, bowl, or snack did you try, and did its portion feel worth the price? Share your order and favourite Booster Juice flavours in the comments so other Canadian diners can plan their first visit.
