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10/23/2026
When I started this journey with HealHaus, the intention was to effect real change in our communities. Over the past 8 years, we’ve done that in so many ways, and we’ve become a blueprint for others doing amazing work.
Seeing little kids walk into HealHaus, learn about what we do, and take a class here is another dream realized.
Thank you to Brothers Building A Better Nation for entrusting us with them, and for the great work you’re doing.
If you’re a school official ready to make real change, reach out to us at [email protected].
In Community,
Darian
10/21/2026
The Lives of Men workshop is back on the calendar!
Manifest: A monthly men’s gathering in collaboration with The Lives of Men.
How Am I Really Doing?
Expect a guided practice, real talk, small-group breakouts, and a room built for men who are done doing it alone.
Free and open to all. RSVP required. Space is limited.
Facilitated by Jasaon Rosario (Lives of Men) and Jean Messeroux (Licenses Therapist)
📍 HealHaus Newark, 33 Washington Street
Sunday 11/1 | 1:00pm ET
10/21/2026
HealHaus Online is officially launching this month, and signups are open now.
Show up for yourself anywhere, live or on-demand, whenever your day allows.
First month free 💛 Sign up at the link in bio.
10/20/2026
Can’t make mornings? We got you.
Our evening classes are the reset your day needs. Slide in after work, leave the stress on the mat, and stay for a post-class hang.
Link in bio to book your spot.
10/20/2026
Libras, balance is your thing, so we built a lineup to match.
Come to HealHaus for:
🤎Open Level Mat Pilates with Hilda Dzietror
🤎Yin & Breathwork with Brialle Ringer
🤎Elemental Vinyasa with Joline Braun
Strong, slow, and everything in between. Book your spot and bring a friend (Libras hate doing things alone) 🤎
10/19/2026
Yoga Sculpt with Jewel, Friday 10/23 at 6:30am.
Jewel is curating a high energy playlist for the class, and we’re bumping it in the cafe too. The cafe opens at 6:00 am so you can grab coffee, matcha, overnight oats or a chia pudding before or after class.
HIGHRISE will be sampling their plant based protein bars, and Samantha DeTulleo gifted headbands for the first class-goers!
Spots are limited. Book through the link in bio.
10/16/2026
HealHaus Online is officially launching this month, and signups are open now.
Show up for yourself anywhere, live or on-demand, whenever your day allows.
First month free 💛 Sign up at the link in bio.
10/16/2026
✨RESCHEDULED DATE ✨
Unmute with sol bailey as she walks us through how to reconnect with the wisdom, energy and authentic power of your body in this immersive somatic movement workshop.
Through guided somatic practices, ecstatic dance, breath work and vocal exploration, you’ll be supported to listen inwardly, awaken your senses, and let your body lead. No dance or vocal experience is needed - only curiosity and a willingness to explore.
This event is open to book at our . RSVP is required. Space is limited.
📍HealHaus Newark, 33 Washington Street
Friday 10/23 7:30pm
Address
33 Washington Street
New York, NY
07102
To reach the location on Fulton Street in New York via public transport, you can take the A or C trains to the Nostrand Avenue station, or the G train to the Fulton Street station. If you prefer driving, there is limited free street parking available in the area and several paid parking lots nearby.
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What people say
HealHaus has received mixed reviews from newspapers and customers alike. The New York Times' review, published in March 2021, praised the cafe's "wide selection of healthy food and drinks," but noted that the space can get crowded and noisy during peak hours. Similarly, the New Yorker's review from January 2021 said that HealHaus offers a "welcome respite" in the heart of Brooklyn, but mentioned that the service can be slow at times.
In contrast, Time Out New York's more recent review from June 2021 was critical of HealHaus' "overpriced" menu items and "hit-or-miss" quality of food. Another customer on Yelp mentioned that their experience was negatively impacted by slow service, but appreciated the ambiance and decor of the space.
On the other hand, some customers have left positive reviews online. One Google reviewer called HealHaus a "gem" and praised their vegan options, while another on Yelp raved about their avocado toast.
Overall, it seems that opinions on HealHaus are divided. While some reviewers appreciate its healthy offerings and calming atmosphere, others have found fault with aspects such as pricing or service speed.
