Tasteless Juice, Tasteless Customer Service.
I’ve always made a point of stopping at Boost whenever I visit Westfield Shepherd’s Bush, which made this experience even more disappointing.
I ordered two juices for £18.85, with mine being the more expensive option. The first one I was served was completely tasteless. When I pointed this out, I was simply told it was because the base was coconut water. That doesn’t change the fact that it tasted awful and wasn’t what I’d expect from a premium-priced drink.
When I asked how I would be compensated for the difference in price, considering the inconvenience and poor quality, I was told, “I’m giving you a replacement!” as if replacing a faulty product was doing me a favour.
The issue wasn’t just the drink—it was the dismissive attitude and lack of customer service. Replacing an unsatisfactory product should be the minimum standard, not presented as compensation.
Sadly, this experience has left me questioning whether Boost’s customer service has gone downhill. I expected much better from a brand I’ve supported for years.








