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good health
location: 1435. 1st ave. new york. 10021. (btwn 74th & 75th)
phone: 212.517.9898
healthful, organic, fresh, macro-biotic choice, good brunch
these days i seem to be flaking in my blogging efforts. though my travel is minimal, reasons are aplenty for not blogging. anyways, i thought i would do myself a favor by blogging a long-time favorite in the hood. 'good health' stands true and strong to its name. the food is consistently fresh in feel and taste. the one thing that i do enjoy is to be relaxed while eating a good meal. this place absolutely caters to the sense of taste and my music. it plays jazz/old school. there's a cafe-feel inside this quaintly and not-so-beautifully dressed little restaurant. my favorite entree is the grilled veggies with couscous and teriyaki tofu. its featured in the picture below. other things that are worth trying include a variety of fresh burgers and grilled seafood. somehow i convince myself to eat a lemon mousse cheesecake everytime i go.
the staff is friendly. the ambience is moderate, yet relaxing. if you can park your ass in starbucks for hours listening to crazy phone conversations, i bet you would enjoy this restaurant a million times more.
fyi not too far from the east river, museum mile and the riverside.
location: 1435. 1st ave. new york. 10021. (btwn 74th & 75th)
phone: 212.517.9898
healthful, organic, fresh, macro-biotic choice, good brunch
these days i seem to be flaking in my blogging efforts. though my travel is minimal, reasons are aplenty for not blogging. anyways, i thought i would do myself a favor by blogging a long-time favorite in the hood. 'good health' stands true and strong to its name. the food is consistently fresh in feel and taste. the one thing that i do enjoy is to be relaxed while eating a good meal. this place absolutely caters to the sense of taste and my music. it plays jazz/old school. there's a cafe-feel inside this quaintly and not-so-beautifully dressed little restaurant. my favorite entree is the grilled veggies with couscous and teriyaki tofu. its featured in the picture below. other things that are worth trying include a variety of fresh burgers and grilled seafood. somehow i convince myself to eat a lemon mousse cheesecake everytime i go.
the staff is friendly. the ambience is moderate, yet relaxing. if you can park your ass in starbucks for hours listening to crazy phone conversations, i bet you would enjoy this restaurant a million times more.
fyi not too far from the east river, museum mile and the riverside.
