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✨ Business Spotlight: Sugar Hill Juice Co.

Sugar Hill Juice Co. logo – vibrant green and yellow design for Harlem juice bar serving alkaline smoothies and fresh juice.

Empowering Well-being in the Heart of Harlem

We are thrilled to welcome Sugar Hill Juice Co. to our community of Business Supporters! Located right in the vibrant heart of Harlem, New York City, Sugar Hill Juice Co. is more than just a juice bar—it's a mission-driven hub dedicated to promoting accessible health and cultural pride.

About Sugar Hill Juice Co.

Founded by Troy Chestnut, Sugar Hill Juice Co. is a culturally-rooted juice bar and smoothie shop situated at 741 St. Nicholas Ave. They are designed as a health-centric destination offering delicious and nutritious options.

Their menu features:

  • Alkaline smoothies

  • Açaí bowls

  • Fresh juices

  • Wellness shots

The menu itself is a tribute to the community, featuring items named after iconic figures from Black history and Harlem's legacy, intentionally connecting taste, community, and cultural pride.

They aim to serve local residents and professionals aged roughly 18-50, providing nutritious options in a modern, welcoming environment. Sugar Hill Juice Co. truly positions itself as a neighborhood hub where quality ingredients, cultural narrative, and strong community relationships intersect.

Why They Align with Accessible Well-being

Sugar Hill Juice Co.'s core mission is rooted in making healthy, nourishing options available to everyone in the community, regardless of background, income, or lifestyle.

They are a perfect fit for our mission because:

  • Focus on Affordability and Convenience: They emphasize fresh, nutrient-dense ingredients and transparent recipes that support daily wellness without being overpriced or overly complicated.

  • Culturally Relevant Choices: Their menu is specifically designed to offer balanced, culturally relevant choices that promote better energy, digestion, and overall health while remaining affordable and convenient for the Harlem neighborhood.

  • Well-being for All: By creating a welcoming environment and offering products that support a healthier lifestyle, they make well-being something that people can actually reach, enjoy, and maintain—not a luxury, but a part of everyday life.

Connect with Sugar Hill Juice Co.

Support a business that supports our community!

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Website


www.Sugarhilljuice.com

Instagram

@Sugarhilljuiceco

Location

741 St. Nicholas Ave, New York, NY


We are grateful to Troy Chestnut and the team at Sugar Hill Juice Co. for their agreement to display the NMGv EmpowerYou Foundation's current flyer/digital post at their location for the duration of our 90-day Strategic Support partnership.

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