Two Hands

"Inspired by Australia with a plant-filled interior and coastal vibes, Two Hands serves simple, healthy and vibrant foods. Relax in this beautiful community-driven space to escape the hustle and bustle of NYC." - The Charles

"There aren’t too many cool, casual places in Tribeca where you can bring bring a picky eater or even someone who just wants a burger - but Two Hands Restaurant is all of those things. You could bring a vegetarian or a person who doesn’t eat gluten here, and they’d be just fine. Or, if you just want to drink a coffee and pick some banana bread, you could do that too. Just know that it can get busy here and the tables are a little close together, so, if you have secrets to protect, come at an off-peak hour." - bryan kim, hillary reinsberg

"A full-service restaurant in Tribeca from the people who brought you the acai bowl extravaganza that is Two Hands Cafe in Nolita. Bunch here is typically a highly crowded scene, but dinner is significantly calmer. There’s grilled salmon and braised chicken, plus some more fun appetizers like little shrimp sliders." - hannah albertine, bryan kim

"If it’s one of those days where you get a two-hour lunch break (this ends up being every other day on a lot of juries), Two Hands on Church Street is your best bet for a nice, healthy sit-down lunch. This Tribeca location is the full-service restaurant by Two Hands, not to be confused with the more coffee shop-esque one on Mott Street in Nolita, and it’s a bright and pleasant place to sit. You can get a fancy avocado toast or a bowl with a bunch of greens, and there’s also a very good burger that’s topped with a fried egg." - hillary reinsberg

"Two Hands Restaurant and Bar, Tribeca by The Charles. Inspired by Australiawith a plant-filled interior and coastal vibes,Two Handsserves simple, healthyandvibrant foods.Relax in this beautifulcommunity-driven space to escape the hustleandbustle of NYC."