Having trouble sleeping? Try Vanilla Oolong tea, known to naturally improve sleep. Fighting off a cold or flu? Firey Cinnamon Spice Black Tea may give your immune system a helpful boost. Experiencing aches, pains or nausea? Raspberry Green Tea might be just what you need.
Whether you’re looking for an energy boost, pain relief, or a way to reduce stress and anxiety, Juicy Organics, located at 5 North Pinckney Street, Suite 101, offers a wellness-centered menu designed to support your health from the inside out.
A business rooted in wellness
Owners Corey Marionneaux and Ashiantii Collier-Slaton opened the cozy café and wellness shop in March 2025, bringing years of passion and experience to the space.
Marionneaux previously served nutrient-packed smoothies and hydrating beverages to athletes at the CrossFit Games, held in Madison from 2017 to 2024. With the event no longer in town, he set out to create a permanent home for his wellness drinks. Collier-Slaton, his fiancée, joined the venture, bringing her deep love of tea and natural healing.
A menu with “super powers”
Juicy Organics offers six signature smoothies, each with playful names and powerful ingredients: Go-Man-Go, Iron Woman, Just Berries, Life Support, Runner’s High and Finish Your Spinach.
In addition, there’s a wide selection of teas—from green and oolong to black and herbal—like Lavender Flower, Turmeric Bliss, Minty Comfort and Speedy Recovery. A thick binder on-site helps customers explore the dozens of blends and their health benefits.
But it doesn’t stop there. The menu also includes boba tea, non-alcoholic wine, coffee and lemonade, and Acai and power bowls.
The space itself invites customers to linger, with soft green velvet couches, low tables and a calming, plant-filled ambiance.
Beyond the menu
In addition to drinks and food, Juicy Organics serves as a mini wellness market. Shoppers can browse shelves filled with vitamins and supplements, loose leaf teas and local honey, tea and coffee makers, bottles and mugs, natural soaps and skincare, and healthy snacks like kale chips, broccoli chips, quinoa stew and more
“The business started out as plant-based, and we’re adding more gluten-free options to meet demand,” said Collier-Slaton.
A mission to serve the community
Marionneaux and Collier-Slaton see Juicy Organics as more than just a business—it’s a community service. Their mission is to help people discover healthier food and drink options while supporting personal wellness goals.
That mission extends to workforce development. The café is located next to the Black Men Coalition, making it a natural partner in the organization’s job and leadership training program. Juicy Organics offers men in the program hands-on experience running a business—from customer service to operations and management.
“The training is tailored to each individual and what they want to learn,” said Collier-Slaton.
A personal approach to health
Collier-Slaton loves connecting with people and hearing about their health journeys.
“I like learning where our customers are from and what healthy options they’re looking for,” she said. “I enjoy both the teaching component and the health component of our business, which speak to my core values.”
She’s always happy to answer questions, offer recommendations and help visitors set personal wellness goals. For her, health is about more than food—it’s about empowerment.
“Fueling your body with healthy food is key to long-term wellness,” she said. “Often, disease is your body’s way of saying it’s tired and needs care.”
She encourages people to take proactive steps to feel better, think more clearly and increase longevity—and a visit to Juicy Organics, she says, is a great place to start.
