Swich is a cool concept and greater interior. This on par with Smac. I had the Thanksgiving Every Day. Though a little too bready I like the taste. It was turkey, cranberry, homestuffing on homemade peacan bread.
Swich
104 Eight Avenue, Between 15 and 16th Streets
New York, NY 10011
212-488-4800
New York, New York - I’ve been to Organique four times since it opened earlier this year. Two out of the four times I ordered the organic burger with organic air baked fries. It is a good burger served on big whole wheat bun. The organic beef is raised in South Dakota by the Dakota Beef Company which is USDA Organic certified.
I had my Organic beef burger, organic cheese (c.) served with lettuce, tomato, pickles organic mayonnaise and ketchup. Biting into the Organique burger is a challenge. The first attempted resulted in the insides coming out the other side. The burger is delicious but very messy. For trial two, I asked that my burger be cut in half making it a little easier to tackle and eat. The air baked fries are refreshing and tasty not oily or heavy.
True a little pricey, but I had no indigestion, nor swelling fingers from excess salt and preservatives that are found in traditional burgers, and found my energy level to be at a high instead of slumping an hour after eating. I would prefer spending a little more for something tasty and healthy. If you’re looking for a healthy place for quick lunch Organique is the place.
Organique
Offering: Sandwiches, Burgers, Health Food
110 E 23rd St, New York 10010
Btwn Lexington & Park Ave S
Phone: 212-674-2229
tags:daily eats lunchbox, Organique, air baked fries, organic beef burger
New York, New York - There are many places in Mid-town to go for the quickie lunch. The basic salad bar place, bistro, and sandwich shop. While strolling around, I discovered Hale and Hearty Soup. It’s a soup place with a wide variety of hot and chilled soups and stews. There was a bit of a chill in the air so I opted for hot asparagus, potato and leek with a tuna salad on mixed greens. Of course I added in the chocolate chip cookie all for under $12.00.
The soup was refreshing and well balanced. I don’t believe there was any cream added. There was a home made quality to the texture. It was good value for lunch with great taste.
Hale and Hearty Soups has several locations in Manhattan and a couple of locations in Brooklyn.
Daily Eats Food Lover’s Podcast #100
Manhattan has so many great places to eat, but how about those food carts? Well, I had an adventure in food and tried Indian Fastfood from a cart.
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tags: daily eats lunchbox, tery spataro, daily eats, cartfood, indian fastfood