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Healthy Choice

4.0 (70 reviews)
Open • 5:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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William G.

I was studying with classmates, and we decided to order food. Using my UberEats app, I found this place had good options. I ordered a grilled chicken bowl, while one of my classmates ordered a chicken pita. There are a lot of places that cheat you out of a good meat portion, but this is not one of them. There were ample amounts of chicken in my order, sitting on a bed of veggies and rice. The chicken was cooked with a nice blend of spices, and the meal was overall satisfying. My classmate was satisfied with her order as well. And this meal helped fuel our long study day. Healthy Choice is most definitely a good option for food. Consistent with their name, their food is both healthy and delicious.

Grilled Chicken Salad
Ariel C.

BGF member here! An Nyc gem This place is probably the best bodega in manhattan ESPECIALLY if your goal is to eat healthy, delicious food and smoothies are a must have!

Receipt. No tomatoes.
Tabitha B.

The burger I got was terribly gross and soggy. And they cannot follow simple instructions.

When I got the falafel pita wrapped like a sub, I was suspicious.
Abbe K.

I walked by this place last week, and someone was outside energetically advertising the food, and new to the area, I was intrigued. I took the menu and perused it several times through the week. I finally went in for takeout falafel pita, with added hummus. The man behind the counter also offered lettuce, tomatoes, and white sauce. The woman cashier was not wearing a mask and rudely responded when I told her I didn't have $2 for her to give me change for a $20 on a $6.54 bill. As for the food, the man behind the counter forgot to add hummus although I paid extra for that. The falafel had a very nice taste, although the preparer was heavy handed with the white sauce. When I opted for a pita instead of a roll, I expected the falafel to be IN the pita, not that the pita was to act as a wrap. I will go back to try the smoothies that looked terrific and also the make your own salad, with a wide variety of fresh items available. I don't know about ordering the same pita as I fear the language barrier will get in the way of making clear the options I want.

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Karen S.

For a new store that still has big gaps in their stock, the counter dude needs to work on his greeting, as in there wasn't one. Sorry to interrupt your whole lot of nothing going on, but speaking when spoken to is Step 1 in Customer Service. As I make my way to the back thru a maze of open boxes, I'm curious as to why they aren't more fully stocked. They've been open too long to have such gaps in the Snapple case. The deli portion seems rearing to go. If I wanted coffee, there's a nice station by the door with packaged baked goods. But all I got was the runner-up fruit punch Snapple. I'm in the area enough, so I will try again, but right now it's a shiny, marble-topped meh.

"tater tots" & "impossible burger"

I ordered from their "ranch burger co" on GrubHub and got absolutely nothing like what I ordered. Impossible meat burger looked gross, and was real beef, not vegetarian. "tater tots" were 2 soggy hash browns. Regular burger my partner ordered looked like it came from a public school cafeteria.

In the middle of the block. Btw 116th & 117th Street on Madison Avenue.
Shay T.

Let me start my review by saying "This is The healthiest corner store in this neighborhood". As other Yelp'ers have mentioned; they have a wide variety of toppings for salads, they offer fresh pressed juices, smoothies and they also make regular corner store sandwiches. Oh, they also have a small appetizer menu where they offer hummus, falafel etc amongst other little items. Let me not forget to mention that this is one of the most expensive corner stores in the neighborhood! I guess that's because they offer a "healthier choice". So if you're looking to buy something simple such as a bottle water, a soda or just a regular sandwich. I suggest you go to one of the "regular" corner stores in the neighborhood and save yourself some change. Pros: It's a convenience store! Duhh They have a healthier choice! Duhh They stay open pretty late! (We all know how hard it is to get something healthy to eat after midnight... even if it's not organic) Cons: There's alway only 2 ppl in here, but they need 3 (behind the counter). A Cashier, a sandwich maker and a salad maker! that can also make the juices. * Stay clear during rush hour! Also the Cashier can be rude when under pressure. 3 Stars because of the Pros listed above, and also because the store is well kept. It's very CLEAN!!! Thanks for reading!! This is just my opinion. However, I prefer an organic salad with live raw juice. TRUST ME! You can taste the difference in quality. But I don't mind supporting this business when I have No Other Choice.

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Cherie W.

Great lunch spot with so many options. Subs, salads, smoothies, hot food, chips, coffee--so many options that you can never get bored of!

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A hole in the wall spot but the selection was amazing. Super healthy smoothies and juices along with some very innovative sandwiches.

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Healthy choice is amazing. Great food, friendly staff and great service. Always clean.

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Best salad I ever had and that's saying a lot because I hate salads but they make a killer chicken avocado salad

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The food had a weird smell to it. The smoothie taste like expired fruits. The guy at the counter was very rude.

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Best Salads in NYC, its a must stop if you love salad. Plenty of choices for topping and inexpensive!!!

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