We quickly noted the other day that a new deli/cafe called Stuyvesant Organic has opened in the former Kennedy Fried Chicken space on East 14th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B.
EVG reader g whiz left this comment:
Went in the other day and met the owner Alex, a really nice guy and the food is really great. It's great in the homemade grandma's home cooking kind of way. I was glad to see a nice family owned business opening up and the prices are very reasonable ($8-12) will get you a nice meal.
Another EVG reader stopped in yesterday, and raved about the place, starting with the friendly staff and reasonable prices. The daily special with three sides is $4.99. The most expensive main dish is the salmon for $9.99, which also includes three side dishes. (Not to mention the $2 hot dogs as advertised in the front window.)
Here are some photos the reader shared...
We're looking forward to stopping by too...
6 comments:
Good to know, because I'm always looking for something to do when I Wash N' Clean on 14. I used to roam around Rite Aid and the dollar store, now it's like DD and that nice grocery on 14th and B where I get my ginger candies. That said, you put "organic" in your store name, then I expect to find vegetarian food.
Looks delicious! Great to see basic simple dishes that are healthy for an AFFORDABLE price. THANK YOU. I will stop by to purchase dinner very soon!
mmm... 2 dollar dogs!
Went here last night!
Had fresh and delicious beef stroganoff with mashed potatoes, steamed vegetables and per her recommendation, the cabbage.
All was completely delicious and hearty at $7.99.
just finiished my take home stuffed cabbage.
DELICIOUS!!!
the lasagna looked good, maybe lunch tomorrow??
hope they survive in-between two construction sites.
On December 3, 2015 at 7:57 AM, Anonymous said:
That said, you put "organic" in your store name, then I expect to find vegetarian food.
Uh, yeah: I'm not getting the sense there's anything vegetarian—never mind vegan—here.
In that case, are the beef and chicken organic? And the sides from organic vegetables?
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