Comments on: Book Review: Clean Plates N.Y.C. http://jcarrot.org/book-review-clean-plates-n-y-c Jews, Food, and Contemporary Issues Mon, 21 May 2012 04:07:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Liz Lawler http://jcarrot.org/book-review-clean-plates-n-y-c/comment-page-1#comment-16954 Liz Lawler Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:10:42 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/?p=7757#comment-16954 Hi Avigail! Not sure exactly where the office is, so here is a sampling of places. Note that the book does not go out of its way to mention kosher status at most places (sadly, for our purposes): Well, the book recommends Chipotle, there are a ton of those in Midtown (see their website for exact locations). Also: Free Foods at 18 W. 45th street (bet 5th and 6th) got a good review (freefoodsnyc.com). Zest sounds great and is pretty centrally located at 1441 Broadway (between 40 and 41st streets). (zestnyc.com) There is a Better Burger on 9th and 42nd, healhty, though not kosher. Otherwise you'll have to check out the book! Hi Avigail!
Not sure exactly where the office is, so here is a sampling of places. Note that the book does not go out of its way to mention kosher status at most places (sadly, for our purposes):
Well, the book recommends Chipotle, there are a ton of those in Midtown (see their website for exact locations).
Also: Free Foods at 18 W. 45th street (bet 5th and 6th) got a good review (freefoodsnyc.com).

Zest sounds great and is pretty centrally located at 1441 Broadway (between 40 and 41st streets).
(zestnyc.com)
There is a Better Burger on 9th and 42nd, healhty, though not kosher.
Otherwise you’ll have to check out the book!

]]> By: Avigail Hurvitz-Prinz http://jcarrot.org/book-review-clean-plates-n-y-c/comment-page-1#comment-16913 Avigail Hurvitz-Prinz Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:49:39 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/?p=7757#comment-16913 Thanks, Liz, for the great review! I'd love to know a couple of top picks for healthy, sustainable lunches in midtown - folks here in the Hazon office who eat in non-hekshered places often opt for Pret a Manger and Le Pain Quotidien. Any other suggestions? And for our NYC friends who do keep hekhshered kosher? Thanks, Liz, for the great review! I’d love to know a couple of top picks for healthy, sustainable lunches in midtown – folks here in the Hazon office who eat in non-hekshered places often opt for Pret a Manger and Le Pain Quotidien. Any other suggestions? And for our NYC friends who do keep hekhshered kosher?

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