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Most of this co-op’s 16,500 members work here once every four weeks, bagging arugula, pricing kosher beef or doing whatever else the joint needs. The payoff is big for joining: You can save as much as 40 percent on your groceries and have access to organic and locally sourced foodstuffs.

In 1966, Gary Null opened up a heath food store on the Upper West Side, and now, the spot claims to churn out more fresh organic juice on the daily than anywhere else in town. There’s also a staff of dieticians who offer free nutritional counseling to anyone who wants it. Now that’s fresh.

What this members-only organic co-op lacks in selection, it more than makes up for with a sterling sense of community and positive vibes. All of its offerings are sourced from within 200 miles of Bushwick, and if you want something it doesn’t have, you can get it ordered special, no sweat—just ask one of the chill managers.

If you’re looking for quality produce on the Upper East Side, look no further—this place has exotic berries and unsullied leafies galore. But it has a lot else, too: From vegan grub to free-range chow, it’s a must for Upper East Siders with an organic appetite.

This place has been a full-force health phenomenon since 1966, but it’s not stuck in the past: You can place your organic order online after consulting its robust reference library, which is an impressive hub of well-being literature (especially for a grocery store).

While the J/M/Z stop at Myrtle and Broadway might not have the cobblestone charm of the Village, Mr. Kiwi’s assures today’s cool kids can eat healthy for relatively reasonable prices. Its juice bar is a solid stop for a quick swig of a meal, and its green tea mochi ice cream treats provide a dessert you don’t have to feel guilty about.