Heartbeet Juicery Takes Over Munchies Joint on Stanton Street
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For the third time in two years, A. Turen is switching up its “sidecar” tenant. That tiny sliver storefront alongside 85 Stanton Street is now home to something a bit more health conscious than its predecessor – Heartbeet Juicery.
Fast food purveyor Munchies Joint packed up the lights and gear a couple weeks ago, ceding the space to a “boutique juice cleanse company” called Heartbeet Juicery. According to chef-owner Seth Levine (Hotel Chantelle), the space posed unidentified “difficulties” that the business ultimately couldn’t overcome. Yet that’s all in the past now.
Heartbeet Juicery quickly took over the storefront and added a rustic barn-door exterior. Their logo is plastered on the front in red paint.
The HJ began serving the neighborhood yesterday afternoon.
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