Something Green — Fast Food That Feels Good in the Heart of Manhattan

New York City, New York Nov 4, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - SOMETHING GREEN

Fast Food That Feels Good in the Heart of Manhattan

Healthy on-the-go made easy.  This is the concept of Something Green (39 West 23rd Street, between 5thand 6th Avenue, New York, NY 10010; somethingreen.com), a new fast-casual restaurant in Manhattans Flatiron District, which is redefining the grab-and-go experience by offering clean eating at fast food prices made fresh for guests to enjoy on a daily basis.  With a focus on fast food that feels good, and a promise of Made Today. Clean Ingredients. Non-GMO. No Harmful Oils  Something Green offers over 100 healthy, freshly made and flavor forward items that do not compromise taste or break the bank.  Founded by Brooklyn-born entrepreneur Elliot Hara who understands that fast and easy does not have to be unhealthy, Something Green brings a new fresh approach to quick service meals. 

Something Greens grab-and-go menu includes endless choices that range from freshly made wraps, salads and bowls, to hearty sandwiches, delectable smoothies, cold press juices and barista-style coffee.  Hara and his team believe in offering generous portions of clean and delicious ingredients at value prices; where eating more is actually GOOD for you.  Collard wraps and rice wraps perfect to grab-and-go, include Salmon Rice Wrap ($14), collard wrap filled with salmon and veggies with homemade balsamic vinaigrette; Whole Wheat Falafel Wrap ($14), baked falafel, veggies and homemade tahini dressing; and Avo Rice Wrap ($14), rice wrap with avocado, rice noodles, carrots, and cucumbers served with a side of homemade Asian Thai peanut dressing.  Healthful, hearty salads and bowls, also perfect for quick and easy take out, include Romo Tuna Salad ($14), romaine lettuce, yellowfin tuna, carrots, beets, sugar snap peas, tomatoes and peppers served with homemade lemon mint dressing; and Asian Sesame Chicken Salad ($16), marinated grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, shredded cabbage, mandarin oranges, scallions, and crispy wontons with its homemade peanut dressing.  Craveable sandwiches, such as Portobello Panini ($15), grilled portobello mushrooms, fresh mozzarella and homemade pesto sauce on whole wheat sourdough bread, are only but a few of the array of options for customers to enjoy on the go every day.

Something Green serves seasonal soups, such as Butternut Harvest Soup ($6) with butternut squash, sweet potato, honey, coriander and cinnamon; and ample toasts and breakfast items, such as Avo Toast with Egg ($12), and Fluffy Pancakes ($9), gluten free pancakes topped with banana, blueberries and maple syrup.  Guests can  choose from housemade snacks, including Almond Choco Bark ($5), and Quinoa Crunch Bark ($5).  Guilt free sweets and smoothies are packed with nutrients and taste like dessert, like Dreamy Green ($10), kale, spinach, banana, almond butter and almond milk; Berry Blast ($10), blueberry, banana, strawberry and coconut water; and Vanilla Date ($10), Medjool dates, banana, almond butter, vanilla and almond milk.  Plus, fresh fruit and frozen yogurt, such as Diced Honeydew ($5) and Acai Bloom Bowl ($12), with granola, almond butter, blueberries, banana and coconut flakes, satisfy all appetites.

Something Green also offers a variety of fresh juice, such as Spicy Pom ($9), water, lemon juice, agave, pomegranate juice, and cayenne powder,  as well as an impressive coffee and tea program, including Cold Brew ($5.50), Iced Mocha Latte ($6), Shaken Espresso ($6), Hot Chai Latte ($5.50) and Hot Matcha Latte ($5.50).  Theres something for everyone!

Something Greens intimate space is a welcoming addition to the Flatiron neighborhood with its tranquil, cool seafoam hue, and modern elements, such as wood benches and tables, and stone.  Commissioned, famed local mural artist Hye Su Lee has also created a custom wall piece which can be seen through the restaurants large streetside windows.  Designed primarily as a takeaway concept, the space allows its amiable team to greet guests and efficiently take orders, offering limited seating. 

Something Green is open Sunday to Friday from morning to early evening, with delivery and order ahead options.  For more information, visit somethingreen.com and follow @somethingreenco.

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SOMETHING GREEN

FACT SHEET

Name:  Something Green

Concept:  Redefining the grab-and-go experience in NYC by offering clean eating at fast food prices

Cuisine:  Healthy, fast casual; food that feels good

Founder:  Elliot Hara

Director of Marketing:  Julie Booth

Location:    39 West 23rd Street, between 5th and 6th Avenue, New York, NY 10010

Hours of Service:  Sunday Friday, 7AM 7PM

Website:  somethingreen.com

Instagram:  @somethingreenco

Grand Opening:  November 3, 2025

Capacity:  15 seats

Reservations:  No

Delivery; Order Ahead Options:  Yes

Take-Out:  Yes

Credit Cards:  American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa 

Menu Price Range:  

Food, $5-16

Beverages, $4-9

Sample Menu Items:

Asian Sesame Chicken Salad ($16)

Salmon Rice Wrap ($14)

Portobello Panini ($15)

Butternut Harvest Soup ($6)

Avo Toast with Egg ($12)

Quinoa Crunch Bark ($5)

Acai Bloom Bowl ($12)

Green Glow Smoothie ($10)

Vanilla Date ($10)

Hot Matcha Latte ($5.50)

Media Contact: 

Shari Bayer, Bayer Public Relations

917.913.4107; [email protected]

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