Happier GroceryCHAIN

6.8/10

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It's a fancy grocery, not a restaurant, and people go for the prepared counter. The slice and the get the most praise, plus the bar and the lamb . It's expensive, and some say it's repackaged supermarket food at a steep markup.

365 Canal St Ground Floor, New YorkChinatown / Tribeca, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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  • replying to u/JayMoots: As u/Hot_Razzmatazz6631 said, the Tin Building is probably the closest equivalent. And probably Eataly or Le District a little bit. And then on a smaller scale, Eli's, Butterfield Market, Meadowlane and Happier Grocery.

    Happier grocer buys things from other supermarkets and repackages them. It is nothing like Eli’s or Butterfield, it is an experiment in taxing morons.

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  • replying to u/superangry2: Happier Grocery on Canal Street is a straight up knockoff. It has $45/lb tuna salad.

    Seconding this! Pretty good smoothie/bev bar too

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  • replying to u/cnfy: ooo interesting, I spotted these last time but didn't end up trying. did you try anything else from them?

    I go there a lot. They have tons of good stuff.

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  • But occasionally get things from Happier Grocery because I like their juices and coffee shop in front for a pistachio matcha latte and cookies.

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  • replying to u/bkallday2000: what separated happier grocer from all the others.

    thickness and rich taste… Not too sweet, ohhh happier…

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