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If you are a cold-pressed juice lover, then keep reading to see how The City Juicery is making it easier for you to get their popular juices. Founded in 2023 by Kayla Hall-Ransom, The City Juicery has served up more than 11,000 customers, keeping community at the forefront. Kayla is now ready to take the brand to the next level with key strategic hires and juice partner locations. They kicked off this new business journey with the grand opening of their new space in the Nashville Farmers Market.
As Kayla shares, “City Juicery started with a bottle and a belief that people in this community deserved better access to their own health. What’s changing now is our ability to deliver on that belief at a larger scale.” Through these last several years, The City Juicery has operated according to what Hall-Ransom calls the H.O.P.E. framework — Helping communities thrive, Offering constructive solutions, Promoting positive change, and Educating and Empowering consumers. City Juicery’s growth has been supported by a network of community organizations, educational institutions, and corporate allies. The expansion includes seven locations across Nashville, Mount Juliet, Antioch, and Memphis — creating a broader footprint for community access to wellness services. The seventh space is reserved for the company’s growing network of retail partners, including Belmont University Bruins Bodega and Morning Glory Cafe. The Nashville Farmers Market location will continue to serve as the company’s central hub
With the expansion, The City Juicery named Lynesa Williams as Executive Director. Lynesa is a holistic health practitioner, certified juice therapist, certified nutritional microscopist, and certified life and business coach. As co-founder of Total Package Health & Wellness Spa and creator of The BellaBody program, her work focuses on long-term transformation grounded in mindset, habits, and identity.
The wellness brand is also introducing a new program, 7° HEALED Collective, a system-based wellness model designed to move individuals beyond short-term interventions and toward sustained lifestyle change. The City Juicery will also ramp up its online sales presence and seek to expand into additional retail options — creating more access points for customers across the region and beyond.
Learn more and shop their full juice line at www.thecityjuicery.com.
Photography: The City Juicery
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