But that’s being a bit cynical, now isn’t it? Besides, New York Magazine says that Community Food and Juice, which replaced the vacated Nacho’s Kitchen (sorry, freshies), has delicious seven-grain waffles with “locally sourced seasonal ingredients.” Healthy, seasonal, local–just like a waffle should be. (As an aside: We’d love to trust this description–really we would–but Bwog greets references to “last night’s John Jay party” with the utmost skepticism. Does their juice also help you plow through that CC paper that’s due in a couple weeks? Just as plausible, guys).
Bright and vaguely minimalist, Community has an aesthetic that one of our editors accurately described as “downtown-y.” It officially opens Thursday, but Bwog spotted people there earlier tonight. Check it out?
-ARR, photo by Hillary Busis
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@froshie Its the new nachos! bad restaurant great freshman bar! thats what it is
@huh? I walked by there a couple days ago and saw bear traps! What kind of restaurant is this again?!
Are bears seasonal and local right now?
@sam ryan i love u
@huh? I walked by there a couple days ago and saw beer taps, what kind of restaurant is it again?
@Curiosity knocking Will they serve booze?
@y'all need to stop making assumptions about wildlife. where a bear shits is its own business. must it be discussed on the internet? give these creatures some privacy.
@hmm... http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/community-food-juice/
it’s owned by the same people as clinton st. baking company.
@angry too bad reporting, bad writing.
@... This restaurant’s name is far too descriptive of what it is. Anger now besets me.
@is the pope catholic?
@does a wild bear shit in the woods?
@does the pope shit in the woods?
@is the sky blue?
@is it overpriced hippie food?
@shoddy reporting this place is owned by the guy who owns nussbaum. and now you know.