–Borough hubUpdated June 2026
Healthy restaurants in Staten Island.
64 curated spots across 10 Staten Island neighborhoods — every listing tied to a real NYC Department of Health inspection grade.
Grade A15 (23%)Avg rating4.6 ★Neighborhoods10
Staten Island's healthy restaurant scene reflects the borough's suburban character, with a strong selection of family-friendly health-focused restaurants, fresh Italian trattorias emphasizing seasonal ingredients, and a growing number of dedicated health food cafes and juice bars serving the borough's health-conscious residents.
Neighborhood 01 · 21 restaurants
Healthy restaurants in Mariners Harbor
A2 Grade A 4.6 avg
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Healthy restaurants in Great Kills
A4 Grade A 4.5 avg
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Healthy restaurants in St. George
A2 Grade A 4.7 avg
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Healthy restaurants in Todt Hill
A1 Grade A 4.6 avg
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ANeighborhood 05 · 5 restaurants
Healthy restaurants in Port Richmond
4.6 avg
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Healthy restaurants in New Brighton
A3 Grade A 4.7 avg
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ANeighborhood 07 · 3 restaurants
Healthy restaurants in Willowbrook
A1 Grade A 4.4 avg
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ANeighborhood 08 · 3 restaurants
Healthy restaurants in Stapleton
A2 Grade A 5 avg
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ANeighborhood 09 · 1 restaurants
Healthy restaurants in Tottenville
4.2 avg
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Healthy restaurants in New Dorp
4.1 avg
–Staten Island explorer
Browse Staten Island by neighborhood.
The top 8 neighborhoods by published listing count.
This page lists every published healthy restaurant in Staten Island from our directory of 64 verified NYC establishments. Each listing shows the official NYC Department of Health inspection grade, dietary certifications, and community ratings.
Learn more about our data and methodology: healthy restaurants in Staten Island, NYC restaurant health inspection grades, hidden gem restaurants in NYC, and NYC neighbourhood health comparison.
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How does Staten Island compare?
Health scores, Grade A rates, and hidden gem counts across NYC neighborhoods.
PROPRIETARY DATA — EAT REAL FOOD NYC
Staten Island Neighborhood Health Scorecard
10 neighborhoods · 45 restaurants · 29% average Grade A rate
- Neighborhoods tracked
- 10
- Highest Grade A rate
- 100%
- Most hidden gems
- 1
- Staten Island avg Grade A rate
- 29%
Neighborhoods tracked
across Staten Island
Highest Grade A rate
Stapleton
Most hidden gems
Port Richmond
Staten Island avg Grade A rate
Borough average
| Neighborhood | Grade A % |
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| Mariners Harbor | 14% |
| Great Kills | 33% |
| Todt Hill | 20% |
| St. George | 25% |
| Port Richmond | — |
| New Brighton | 67% |
| Willowbrook | 33% |
| Stapleton | 100% |
| New Dorp | — |
| Tottenville | — |
Data: Eat Real Food NYC + NYC DOHMH Open Data. Updated quarterly. Grade A % shown only for restaurants with verified inspection records.
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Healthy Restaurants in Staten Island — FAQ
Common questions about finding healthy food in Staten Island, NYC.
Yes — Staten Island has a solid selection of healthy restaurants, particularly Italian trattorias emphasizing fresh ingredients, as well as dedicated health food cafes and juice bars.
St. George, New Dorp, and Tottenville have the strongest concentrations of health-conscious restaurants on Staten Island.
Staten Island has a small but growing selection of vegan-friendly restaurants, though the options are more limited compared to Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The Staten Island Ferry from Lower Manhattan is free and connects to the St. George neighborhood, which has several good restaurant options. Many other areas of Staten Island are best reached by car or bus.
Yes — many Staten Island restaurants maintain Grade A health inspection ratings. Use the Grade A filter on this page to find top-graded establishments.