Gobo Upper East Side

(Green Restaurant)

1426 3rd Ave (Upper East Side)

New York, NY 10028

(212) 288-5099

www.goborestaurant.com

How do you picture a wonderfully unique dining experience in the city of New York? A place to unwind at an organic juice bar, where you can casually r

Become infused with raw energy. Take pleasure in a conversation with friends or neighbors at the community table over delectable morsels of quick bite

Hours: Daily 12pm-11pm

Fax: (212) 288-3799

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7 Comments about Gobo Upper East Side

"As a strict vegetarian, I love the choice in this place. Lunch and dinner menus are separate and the choices for juices and teas is great. Ambience an" - citysearch.com

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"I love this place! I try to take everyone I know here at least once. The food is beyond delicious. I love love love the French truffle soup - it's a s" - citysearch.com

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"My boyfriend and I try to check out vegetarian or vegan places every so often. We were so glad to have tried Gobo. We're not vegetarians or vegans, bu" - citysearch.com

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"Pretencious vegetarian restaurant managed by someone who does`nt know what is proposing to customers.. from my table I could see people in the kitchen" - citysearch.com

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"This restaurant has a really nice ambiance and good service. The food we ordered was really, really tasty. My only criticism is that the portions were" - citysearch.com

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"Tried Vegan for the first time and was pleasantly surprised - the food is of excellent quality, service was excellent, and a wonderful ambiance for " - citysearch.com

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"Went there for my bday. Food was great. Couldnt tell it was vegan at all. All my meat eating friends loved it. The menu is not ur typical vegan menu. " - citysearch.com

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