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"Australian restaurants in NYC are very good at being kind of healthy. Banter (and related restaurant Sonnyboy), for example, has both a quinoa bowl and chia pudding bowl in addition to a burger and a pulled pork sandwich. So you can come by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, take a look at the menu, and make a last-minute decision on how healthy you want to be. Banter also happens to be on a quiet block of Greenwich Village, so it’s a solid alternative for when your friend suggests Westville but you need to not eat Westville for the third time this week." - hannah albertine, bryan kim, will hartman, neha talreja, willa moore, sonal shah
"Australian restaurants in NYC are very good at being kind of healthy. Banter (and related restaurant Sonnyboy), for example, has both a quinoa bowl and chia pudding bowl in addition to a burger and a pulled pork sandwich. So you can come by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, take a look at the menu, and make a last-minute decision on how healthy you want to be. Banter also happens to be on a quiet block of Greenwich Village, so it’s a solid alternative for when your friend suggests Westville but you need to not eat Westville for the third time this week." - hannah albertine, bryan kim, will hartman, neha talreja, willa moore, sonal shah
"Meet someone at Banter, and you’ll have options. You can eat a full breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or you can just sit and drink something - like a cup of coffee or multiple cocktails. And if the person you’re meeting up with happens to be an NYU student, this restaurant/coffee shop is conveniently located just down the street." - bryan kim
"Banter is a coffee shop by day and a restaurant by night, and it’s the sort of place where you can either sit and have a quick glass of wine or hang out for an hour and eat some burrata and roast chicken. This is an ideal option for a low-key hang in Greenwich Village, and you won’t need a reservation." - bryan kim
"Banter is a bright Australian cafe in Greenwich Village where people wear yoga pants and baggy sleeveless sweatshirts because they look good in them, not because they’re actually hitting the gym today. You can treat it like a coffee shop and grab a flat white to go, or sit down for some avocado toast during the day and larger plates like chicken with kale and sausage at dinner. This is a good option when you’re looking for a casual place to eat something fairly healthy, but also may want to people watch while drinking a mimosa." - bryan kim, hillary reinsberg, matt tervooren

