Juice Press Hell's Kitchen - New York

Menu was a little confusing and not what was vegan (but I'm pretty sure everything was vegan). they also sold many vegan snacks such as chips and sweets and those that were an additional bonus. I have an acaicale and it was very good

Despite the listing on happy cow, this place is not quite a restaurant; on the other side, it's more than just a juicy place. I go to jp all the time and I like it more and more. you eat is consistently good-healthy, organic, all vegetarian, and usually vegan. this is small, but not as tiny as some of their other two. it offers some place to sit and also - not to eat, but so that they are fed by the while they drink a healthy bite/drink.

Amazing service and the soup was absolutely delicious. It was very thick, resembling a coconut curry with an Indian twist. The vegetable broth had a hint of Asian fusion flavors. The atmosphere was calm and peaceful, away from the bustling crowds. There are only a few tables and chairs available for seating. Note that not all dishes are vegan, so be sure to inquire about menu options and prices.

Even though it is listed on Happy Cow as a restaurant, this place is more than just a juice bar. I visit JP regularly and find myself enjoying it more each time. The food is always delicious – healthy, organic, vegetarian, and mostly vegan. This location may be small, but it is not as tiny as some of their other spots. They provide some seating for customers to relax and enjoy their healthy meal or drink.

The menu at this restaurant was a bit unclear and didn't specify what items were vegan (although I believe everything was vegan). They also offered a variety of vegan snacks like chips and candy, which was a nice surprise. I ordered an acai bowl and it was delicious.