Carrot Express Menu Prices 2026: Smoothies, Bowls & Wraps

Most Carrot Express smoothies run $8.95-$9.95 as of May 2026. Protein and acai smoothies like the Peanut Butter Power and Acai Berry Blast sit at the top of that range (~$9.95), while simpler fruit blends like the Tropical Mango are closer to $8.95. Add-ons (extra protein scoop, peanut butter, avocado) add roughly $1-$3. Prices vary slightly by location across South Florida - confirm with the store or the official ordering app.

The cheapest items are sides and add-ons - a Side of Avocado is about $2.95, a Protein Ball is ~$3.45, and a Wellness Shot or Gluten-Free Muffin is ~$3.95. For a full meal, the most affordable options are the Vegan Garden Salad (~$10.95), Avocado Toast (~$9.95) and the lighter 'Skinny' wraps and bowls (~$10.95-$11.95). Smoothies start around $8.95.

The acai bowls and the Peanut Butter Power smoothie are among the most-ordered items, alongside the grilled chicken power bowls and wraps. The Classic Acai Bowl (~$12.95) and the signature Carrot Cake Smoothie (~$9.95) are frequent first orders. Carrot Express built its following on fresh, made-to-order smoothies and bowls, so those categories anchor most orders.

Yes - Carrot Express is strongly plant-forward. Vegan items include the Green Express and Tropical Mango smoothies, all cold-pressed juices, the Pitaya and Green acai bowls, the Vegan Power Bowl (~$13.45), the Vegan Falafel Wrap (~$11.95), the Vegan Garden Salad (~$10.95) and the rotating vegan soups. Many bowls and wraps can also be built vegan by choosing tofu or chickpeas instead of animal protein.

Yes. Many items are naturally gluten-free - acai bowls, most smoothies and juices, the grain or no-grain power bowls and most salads. For keto / low-carb, lean-protein power bowls and salads ordered without grains, plus the 'Skinny' egg-white and grilled-chicken bowls, fit a keto-leaning plan; ask for no grains, extra avocado and a low-sugar dressing. Note there's no dedicated gluten-free or allergen-isolated prep area, so cross-contact is possible - confirm with staff for a serious allergy.

The Skinny menu is Carrot Express's line of lower-calorie, higher-protein builds - think a Skinny Grilled Chicken Bowl (~$13.95), Skinny Turkey Wrap (~$11.95), Skinny Egg White Bowl (~$10.95) and a lighter, lower-sugar Skinny Green Smoothie (~$8.95). These use lighter dressings, egg whites, lean proteins and reduced added sugar versus the standard builds, aimed at calorie-conscious and macro-focused customers.

Carrot Express is a South Florida chain concentrated in the Miami area, with locations across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties - neighborhoods including Miami Beach, Brickell, Aventura, Coral Gables, Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton among them. It operates roughly two dozen locations regionally. Use the official store locator on carrotexpress.com for exact addresses and hours.

Yes - Carrot Express offers an all-day breakfast menu. Popular options include the Egg White Wrap (~$10.95), Avocado Toast (~$9.95), the Breakfast Power Bowl (~$11.95) and Protein Pancakes (~$10.95). Because breakfast runs all day, the egg-white and avocado items double as lean lunch options. Confirm availability at your specific location.

Carrot Express sits at the mid-to-upper end of healthy fast casual ($$). Smoothies are ~$8.95-$9.95, wraps and salads roughly $11-$13, power bowls $13-$17 (salmon at the top), and acai bowls ~$13. That's pricier than value smoothie chains but in line with other made-to-order, produce-forward South Florida concepts. A typical lunch - a bowl or wrap plus a smoothie - lands around $20-$25. You're paying for fresh, made-to-order food with strong vegan, gluten-free and keto coverage.