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Healthy Eats

  • March 20, 2026
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Bex Cafe & Juice Bar

820 S. Main St. No. 104, Greenville Bex.Cafe This family-owned business offers healthy food and beverage options to everyone. Along with espresso and coffee, there are juices, smoothies and an assortment of sandwiches.

Clean Eatz

3608 Pelham Road, Suite C, Greenville CleanEatz.com There are grab-and-go meals, protein smoothies, dine-in options like wraps and build-your-own bowls, and a weekly meal-prep service.

Green Fetish

301 E. McBee Ave., Greenville GreenFetish.com Green Fetish invites you to flaunt your healthy eating — vegan- and carnivore-friendly with gluten-free options, too. The restaurant packs healthy, natural and often locally sourced ingredients into the bowls, smoothies, soups and more.

The Herbal Farmercy

3795 E. North St., Suite 4, Greenville TheHerbalFarmercy.com This vegan restaurant and meal-prep service is dedicated to providing affordable, hearty and healthy meals to the Upstate.

Jasmine Kitchen. Photo by Jack Robert Photography

Juice Lab

1828 Woodruff Road, Greenville JuiceLabSC.com This family-owned business specializes in freshly made juices and protein smoothies. There are salads and protein bowls, too.
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Kuka Juice

580 Perry Ave., Greenville 147 Welborn St. at The Commons, Greenville KukaJuice.com The first cold-pressed juicery in the Upstate, Kuka Juice’s mission is to promote health and wellness to all. The eatery also serves paninis, bowls, soups, toasts and smoothies.

Lean Kitchen

117 Batesville Road, Simpsonville 3710 Grandview Drive, Suite 1, Simpsonville 5018 Old Spartanburg Road, Taylors 2017-B Augusta St., Greenville LeanKitchenCo.com This local franchise provides fresh-cooked meals to help people get healthy. Everything is made from scratch without frozen ingredients or added preservatives.

Naked Vegan

311 A McAlister Road, Greenville NakedVeganSC.com Need to expand your plant-based palate? The Naked Vegan has a dish for all tastes. Try the Bop Bop Bop BBQ sandwich, made with homemade jackfruit barbecue on a pretzel bun, or The Naked Vegan specialty wrap, with your choice of soy mayo, tomatoes, avocado and kale salad.

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Southern Pressed Juicery

2 W. Washington St., Greenville 6 Verdae Blvd. inside Southern First Headquarters, Greenville SouthernPressedJuicery.com This restaurant is a haven for the health-conscious, with organic, power-packed smoothies, energy bowls and juices.

Sun Belly Cafe

1409 W. Blue Ridge Drive, Greenville @SunBellyCafe This Westside cafe turns fresh, wholesome ingredients into creative dishes. The plant-based menu changes with the seasons.

Uki Bowlz

3 E. Park Ave., Greenville UkiBowlzGVL.square.site Choose from signature bowls, smoothies and wellness shots. There are coffees and matchas, too.

Vegan House Shack

21 E. Faris Road inside Planted by Faith Church, Greenville VeganHouseShack.com This restaurant offers affordable plant-based vegan meals with options including quesadillas, salads, sandwiches and more, with dine-in and take-out options available.

Fast Fact

Not only does Jasmine Kitchen have scratch-made soups, wraps and salads made with local items, but its food supports the good work of the nonprofit Jasmine Road. The lunch cafe provides job training, employment and career-building opportunities for survivors of sex trafficking, abuse and addiction.

503 Augusta St., Greenville JasmineKitchen.org

 
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