Asase Yaa Juice Bar

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2001 | BEST JUICE BAR

There's just something about walking into a place and feeling like you're at home. Maybe it's the reggae music playing over the speakers that even the elderly ladies can't help but groove to, the carved African masks that adorn every wall, or the fact that someone with a smile is always cooking behind the counter that makes you want to hide out in this little juice bar for a few hours and escape the urban jungle. Once the smell of fresh-squeezed citrus and spicy Ghanaian dishes lures you... More »
2000 | BEST JUICE BAR

Not your average juice bar, Asase Yaa is an odd confluence of vegetable juices and fruit smoothies, African tribal masks and traditional Ghanaian songs. Where else could you find a batik tunic or beaded necklace and an orange smoothie with a shot of bee pollen Open almost two years, the small storefront in northeast Minneapolis (the name, pronounced ah-SAH-see-yah, means Mother Earth in the Akan language) offers everything from fresh lemonade ($1.85 for eight ounces) to a raw vegetable... More »

2001 | BEST JUICE BAR