3 ITEMS TO TRY Juicepop & More o ers salads, juices, sandwiches and other fresh items.
THE IDEA IS TO CREATE SOMETHING FOR THE COMMUNITY, SOMETHING HEALTHY.” LINH TRAN, OWNER
Blended fruit juices ($5.95-$7.95) are available with names that include Sunshine and Rosie.
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Owner and Pinehurst resident Linh Tran opened Juicepop & More with the desire to bring a healthier option to the community.
LIZZY SPANGLER COMMUNITY IMPACT
Juicepop & More Local eatery brings healthy dishes, juices to FM 2978
The La Clementine ($12.95) features romaine lettuce, mandarin oranges, carrot, avocado and crispy ramen.
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W hen she decided to open her restau- rant Juicepop & More on FM 2978, Pinehurst resident Linh Tran said she wanted to bring a healthier option to the community as she follows a gluten-free and plant-based diet. “The idea is to create something for the com- munity, something healthy,” Tran said. Juicepop & More, true to its namesake, sells juices with names such as Sunshine and Rosie. “We not only sell juice, but we o er a com- plement of healthy foods like spring rolls, salads—something that goes well with the juice,” Tran said. With regard to the restaurant’s name, Tran said the “pop” in Juicepop & More refers to the pop of color from her juices. “All my food, my juice is a pop of color,” Tran said. BY LIZZY SPANGLER
When it comes to the restaurant’s menu, all of the dishes are recipes Tran developed herself, she said. Juicepop & More serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with menu items that include acai bowls, toast, sandwiches and spring rolls. Tran’s creativity also extends itself to Juicepop & More’s decor. The restaurant’s interior is lled with plants and shades of pink, brown and gold. Celebrating Juicepop & More’s rst anniversary Feb. 15, Tran said the restaurant has developed a base of regular customers. “You build a community with them,” Tran said. “[It’s touching] how they appreciate your work, how they appreciate your creativity.” Besides o ering spring roll catering trays, Tran also said Juicepop & More is starting to rent out its space on Sundays for events, such as baby showers and bachelorette parties. “To see people happy and eat healthy, I think my mission is accomplished,” Tran said.
The Croque-Madame ($13.50) includes an egg, ham, gruyere cheese, mozzarella and bechamel sauce.
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Juicepop & More 30420 FM 2978, Ste. 430, The Woodlands 281-789-7154 www.thejuicepop.com Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-7 p.m.,
2978
W. MONTFAIR BLVD.
Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
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