Strictly Roots

(Green Restaurant)

2058 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

New York, NY 10027

(212) 864-8699

Strictly Roots is a green restaurant located in New York NY.

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9 Comments about Strictly Roots

"I love these folks ... they have been imitated many times but they were there first. The Original Gangstas of veggie food, back before it was cool ..." - citysearch.com

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"I spent almost a year getting lunch here every other day or so. I love a number of the dishes served a la carte (the beans! get the beans!) While th" - urbanspoon.com

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"Love It! I have been there more times than I can remember and I have never been disappointed. The food, juices and home-made deserts are guaranteed to" - citysearch.com

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"Nice little vegan restaurant on the outskirts of Harlem. Pastas and the tofu filets are good, as are the lima beans in coconut milk. Get the...." - citysearch.com

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"OK...I like Roots. The food is good 90% of the time. Really good. Once in a while it can be a bit bland, but not often. The people behind the counter " - citysearch.com

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"OK.I like Roots. The food is good 90% of the time. Really good. Once in a while it can be a bit bland, but not often. The people behind the coun" - citysearch.com

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"Strictly Roots, which opened more than a decade ago as a dietary alternative to Harlem's more cholesterol- and fat-heavy fare, wears its philosophy on" - citysearch.com

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"The food here is a treat! It's not the fanciest decor in the world but the food atmosphere and service makes it all the better. It's a Jamacan paradis" - citysearch.com

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"Used to eat here many years ago when I lived just down the street and had probably the most delicious veggie burger I had ever tasted! It was refreshi" - citysearch.com

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