Joe & The Juice Opens Its First Virginia Store at Tysons Corner Center

Joe & The Juice has opened its first Virginia location at Tysons Corner Center. The Danish chain opened Friday, October 2, 2026, with its grand opening scheduled for Saturday, October 3, according to FFXnow’s opening report.

Published October 3, 2026. Photo courtesy of Joe & The Juice, via FFXnow, showing the Tysons storefront.

Where is it, and when can you go?

The official Tysons store page lists 1961 Chain Bridge Road, Tysons. On October 3, it shows the store open with hours of 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Check that page before a later visit, since opening-weekend hours may differ from the regular schedule.

The Tysons Corner Center directory places it on Level 2. The directory still carries a “Coming Soon” label as of publication, but the brand’s own store page shows it open.

What happened at the grand opening?

FFXnow reported a 9 a.m. start for the October 3 celebration, with music, the brand’s new hot breakfast menu and free merchandise planned for the first 100 guests. The giveaway was limited; do not assume merchandise will still be available later in the day.

What’s on the menu, and what does it cost?

The Tysons ordering page includes juices, shakes, smoothies, coffee, tea, sandwiches and breakfast. A few examples listed when we checked on October 3:

• Drip coffee: $4.30
• Cold brew: $5.30
• Sesame Storm latte: $6.20
• The Steak sandwich: $15

These are listed menu prices, not a final checkout total. Options, availability and pricing can change. Use the Tysons menu to check your order and ingredients before visiting.

Another change in the Tysons retail mix

The new shop occupies the former Maman Joon storefront, according to FFXnow. The outlet also reports that the brand already has locations in DC and Bethesda, so this is a Virginia debut rather than its arrival in the Washington region.

It comes in the same week as a much larger nearby announcement: Onelife Fitness plans to take over the former Saks space at Tysons Galleria.

These are two different shopping centers. Joe & The Juice is at Tysons Corner Center; the Onelife project is at Tysons Galleria. Together, the stories provide two concrete examples of how the area’s tenant mix is changing, from a quick food-and-drink stop to a planned fitness destination.

Why this matters when comparing places to live

A new coffee or sandwich stop can become part of a daily routine. For someone considering Tysons, the useful question is whether the places you would actually use are convenient from the specific home you are considering.

Try the trip at the time you would normally go. Check walking access, parking and how an errand fits your commute. A recognizable brand opening is interesting local news, but it does not by itself prove anything about nearby property values or the strength of the whole retail market.

Quick questions

Is this the first Joe & The Juice in Virginia?

Yes, according to FFXnow’s reporting on the company’s Virginia debut.

Is it at Tysons Galleria?

No. It is at Tysons Corner Center, with Level 2 listed in the mall directory.

Can I get more than juice?

Yes. The local menu also lists coffee, sandwiches, breakfast, shakes and smoothies.

Where should I check current hours?

Use the brand’s Tysons store page linked above. The October 3 hours listed at publication were 9 a.m.–9 p.m.

Is this a restaurant review?

No. This is an opening update based on the store listing and published reporting. We have not rated the food or service.

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