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Recent Organic Restaurant Reviews in Lower East Side

• Juice Press (Greenwich Ave.) (Greenwich Ave. between 8th Ave. & W 13th St.)

  Written by Rebecca T. on 5/22/2013 | Member since 2012

  The juice from here is good, but if you're looking to get it delivered it can take up to 4.5 hours. I've been waiting for juices for 2.5 hours (estimated delivery time was 90- 105 minutes) and I just called to see when I can expect it... the woman I spoke to said that my order hasn't even left yet. When I said that I've been waiting for over 2.5 hours she said, well, it can take up to 4.5 hours... They should update their information on Seamless to reflect this... It isn't right to make people wait that long, without at least letting them know up front.

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• The Organic Grill (b/w 7th Street & St.Marks Place)

  Written by SARAH L. on 5/15/2013 | 11 other reviews | Member since 2009

  The huevos rancheros are the ish. I get mine with vegan mozz, even though I'm not vegan. It's the best cheese to get it with, IMHO. Always arrives tasting fresh and perfect, and the complimentary potatoes are the best I've had.

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• Yorganic (Tribeca) (Greenwich St. between Murray St. & Warren St.)

  Written by Sasha M. on 4/28/2013 | 20 other reviews | Member since 2010

  I've ordered from Yorganic (Tribeca and Financial District venues) multiple times and I have yet to be disappointed. I was introduced to Yorganic through a friend of mine who used to work in Hanover Square and fell in love with the food. I typically order a Bliss Bowl. I usually get it with any combination of greens (spinach, broccoli or asparagus), corn, cheddar, bean sprouts, roasted chicken, tomatoes and/or carrots. I also order the Build Your Own Smoothie option. I have never been disappointed with any of my food from them, delivery or pick-up. Sometimes, it takes a bit long to deliver. But the food is always delicious, and there is enough for me to have left overs. If you are looking for a healthy option, definitely this is one of the places you should check-out on Seamless or otherwise.

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• 100% Modern Organic Eatery and Juices (Laguardia Pl. between 3rd St. & Bleeker St.)

  Written by Kelly D. on 2/15/2013 | 17 other reviews | Member since 2006

  The food is good! We did have a problem with the order confirmation not coming through and the restaurant wasn't answering the phone, so there was a lot of confusion with that. But they did deliver quickly and everyone was happy in the end.

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• Organic Avenue (Greenwich Village) (Fifth Ave. & W 8th St.)

  Written by Mark B. on 2/14/2013 | 3 other reviews | Member since 2010

  The food and juices are pretty good, but a mandatory tip of over 15% for a place whose delivery window STARTS at the 2 hour mark? Ridiculous. I don't tip a cab driver, barber or waiter before service has been rendered, and I believe patrons reserve the right to set the Seamless gratuity at $0 and tip in cash at their discretion, depending on the wait and customer service of the deliverer. Change your policy!

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• Magic Mix Juicery (Fulton St. between William St. & Nassau St.)

  Written by Adam G. on 4/5/2013 | Member since 2012

  Among a sea of unhealthy food, this is a shining light! Very fresh and creative juices. Sometimes I can't believe this place opened nearby. There are a lot of good juicers in the city but this seems to be the only one that pays attention to ingredient quality and balance: all fruits and vegetables are certified organic and juices have a balanced blend of sweetness and acidity.

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