Orange juice in T2 at resort-level prices
Juice Bar sits airside in Terminal 2 departures at Hurghada International Airport and mainly sells basic orange and mixed fruit juices. Expect a simple counter with plastic cups rather than a full café setup. Several reviews compare its prices poorly with hotel buffets in Hurghada, where fresh juice at breakfast is usually included in the room rate.
Most travelers report seeing standard orange juice and a mixed fruit option instead of an extensive smoothie lineup or custom blends. Drinks come in disposable plastic cups and may taste closer to carton juice than truly fresh-pressed, which stands out after a week of “proper” juice at resorts along the Red Sea. Rating hovers around 2 out of 5, so set expectations accordingly.
Complaints focus on cost and quality: one Facebook comment calls the price for a single plastic cup of orange juice “silly money” compared with supermarket or hotel options in Hurghada city. Some passengers question if the juice is genuinely fresh or poured from concentrate, especially when the flavor seems flat next to the fruit served in resort buffets. Choice is also limited compared with Egyptian hotel spreads that might offer mango, guava, or pomegranate.
Regular holidaymakers who use Terminal 2 often recommend loading up on fresh juice at your hotel breakfast and skipping this stand entirely. Parents sometimes buy just one orange juice for kids as a treat, then switch to sealed bottled water from another kiosk for the rest of the wait. If you do order, orange is considered the safest option; mixed fruit can taste overly sweet, almost like syrup from a carton.
Practical tip: if you want something genuinely refreshing, bring an empty bottle from your resort and fill it with water after security, then walk past Juice Bar unless you’re fine paying resort-level money for supermarket-level juice.