When Community Food & Juice opened its doors in Morningside Heights, New York Magazine wrote, "If eateries won awards for good intentions, Community Food & Juice would score a sweep...[it] is one of the few uptown establishments certified by the Green Restaurant Association, which means energy-saving kitchen equipment, composting, and tables made of reclaimed wood." Yet CF&J isn't just about being green but about being utterly delicious, too. The NY Mag review went on to say, "Relationships with local farmers and Greenmarketeers mean a seasonally driven menu: an Intense polychrome Bowl O'Beets appetizer with whipped goat cheese might precede a juicy, hormone-and-antibiotic-free burger from Angello's Farm in upstate New York, served with handcut fries. If you've got room, follow up with the smooth homemade lemon cream pie and rich organic espresso. At the higher end of moderate, prices here haven't scared away Morningside Heights grownups; the stark, dark-wood-accented room is packed nightly, and weekend brunch is a green riot." 

2393 Broadway
btwn 112th & 113th Sts
212.665.2800