Snices

(Green Restaurant)

45 8th Ave (West Village)

New York, NY 10014

(212) 645-0310

Snices is a green restaurant located in New York NY.

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10 Comments about Snices

"Artsy and hip, but not pretentious by any means, 'Snice is great for a cup of coffee and delicious vegan dessert while you do your homework or for one" - metromix.com

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"At an intersection of indulgence, loaded with double helpings of beef (the burgers at Corner Bistro and Jane's Tavern) and chocolate (Li-Lac and the C" - nymag.com

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"Great to have fresh-cooked vegetarian options while having coffee. Lot of regulars give it a local feel, but not too offputting. Overall solid. Really" - citysearch.com

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"I am a fan of their coffee but not their lids. I am giving up on 'Snice for the main fact that heir coffee is on the higher side of the price scale an" - citysearch.com

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"I am neither vegan nor a vegetarian. So much so that my girlfriend was and I converted her to be a carnivore. But at times she will bring me to rest" - citysearch.com

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"I have been to 'Snice three times now. In general, I have found the staff to be fine. Not overly friendly, but not rude either. As one person said bef" - citysearch.com

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"I'd have a lot of trouble returning to 'snice because of the snarky staff. The woman seem indifferent, which I am fine with, but the tall guy with the" - citysearch.com

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"Some of the best sandwiches in town! Most are vegan but have the option of real cheese! Definitely a lunch cafe..." - citysearch.com

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"What a 'SNice atmosphere for a warm vegan panini with savory smoked tofu, rich pesto and fresh sun-dried tomatoes with salad and light vinaigrette o" - yelp.com

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"When I say Snice is my favorite place to eat, I am not joking. I would rather eat at Snice then any number of pricey Vegan eateries. It is a casual co" - citysearch.com

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