10:12AM, Wednesday 17 December 2025
Pictured: Store in London
A popular Danish juice bar and coffee shop will open outside Windsor Royal Station before Christmas.
JOE & THE JUICE will bring its signature blend of flavours and contemporary Scandinavian style to Windsor with the opening of its 90th UK store this weekend.
The launch on Saturday, December 20, marks another step in the brand’s continued expansion.
To celebrate the opening and the run-up to Christmas, the new store will offer guests exclusive launch-day surprises and festive treats throughout the day.
Jon James, UK Managing Director at JOE & THE JUICE, said: "We're delighted to be opening our new store in Windsor and becoming part of the vibrant local community here.
"As our 90th UK store, this milestone reflects our commitment to creating spaces where people can connect over great products, energy and experience.
"We’re proud to join Windsor and look forward to welcoming our newest neighbours to experience everything JOE & THE JUICE has to offer".
The Windsor store will reflect the brand’s contemporary Scandinavian aesthetic, and features a space showcasing the JOE app, where customers can pre-order, skip the queue and earn rewards.
For those unable to visit in person, residents within the area can conveniently order through Deliveroo.
The menu will feature JOE’s popular Scandi-inspired sandwiches made fresh to order, including fan favourites like the Tunacado.
Guests can also enjoy a selection of Iced Matcha drinks, protein shakes and JOE’s iconic juices and shots.
Windsor customers will be able to get their hands on JOE & THE JUICE’s debut Christmas sandwich, just in time for Christmas.
The ‘Joe Ho Ho’ offers a JOE-style twist on the classic Boxing Day turkey sandwich, available for a limited time before it disappears in the new year.
JOE & THE JUICE Windsor will be located on 1 Thames Street SL4 1PL.
The store will be open from 7am until 8pm Monday to Sunday.
Christmas hours are 9am to 6pm on December 24 and 26. The store will be closed on December 25.
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