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06/18/2026
in honor of our birthday (we turned 11 this month!), we’re bringing back a crowd fave: burger ‘n beer happy hour.
on thursdays, from 4pm to 6pm only, grab a burger and a beer for $22.
burger options: veggie, salmon or portobello (yep, it’s back!)
beer options: a fine selection of local brews, carefully curated by surge 🍺
06/05/2026
say hello to our SPRING FLING pizza. here for just a short time, asparagus shines with herbed goat cheese and parmesan on our house made crust. get it before it’s gone!
05/17/2026
an 85-degree day calls for jo and surge’s strawberry rhubarb lemonade 🍓
05/10/2026
happy mother’s day! we’re gifting moms a mimosa today so bring in your mom, your wife, your friend, yourself!
05/04/2026
you asked and we’re answering!
PRE-ORDERING for Shavuot is available NOW.
our curated holiday menu includes cheesecakes (of course) plus large salads, salmon and more.
all orders will be available for pickup on May 20 and 21 🧀
05/01/2026
big news! moss cafe will now have a regular presence on sundays at the Cafe at Wave Hill.
go for the family art project or a stroll through the gardens, and stay for our goodies, a mix of pastries, sandwiches, parfaits, salads and sandwiches (all fully-sealed and kosher)
04/14/2026
OK, class. Take your seats. Tonight’s dinner special comes with a pretty cool horticulture lesson.
Introducing: Ramp Risotto with Almond & Pine Nut Crusted Fluke.
Now, what exactly is a “ramp”?
Good Q.
With their small white bulbs and stringy roots, ramps — AKA wild leeks — look like ordinary spring onions, but there’s nothing ordinary about these bulbous perennials.
Edible from top to bottom, inside and out, ramps are actually a rare delicacy, available for just a few brief weeks in the spring.
They thrive in wild wooded areas along the Appalachian mountain range, and take years to crop up.
But the moment they surface, ramps have to be reaped — carefully by hand, so gently that foragers often harvest only one leaf per plant.
(Hence, why you don’t see these onion lookalikes at your local supermarket).
But lucky for us, our old, dear friend knows of various secret ramp habitats along the Hudson Valley and, together with his daughters, he harvests them for us.
Once a iykyk kind of thing, the secret’s now out, which means there are concerns about over-harvesting….and our ramp dishes selling out.
So, stop by tonight for the ramp special, and stick around to learn more.
04/13/2026
Tacos this good can’t wait for Tuesday. (Especially since they pair so well with our craft beers 🍻)Available now…until we run out
04/12/2026
We are BACK…and serving a seasonal favorite, the Little Gem Salmon Caesar (quick reminder because it’s been a minute: little gem lettuce, house made focaccia croutons, aged parmesan + crispy salmon in a classic caesar dressing made from scratch 🫶)
03/24/2026
Heloooo, Spring! ☀️And to these new seasonal drinks
Iced jasmine latte
Brown sugar cardamom latte
(Both can be made into matcha lattes. We’re good like that)
Address
3260 Johnson Avenue
The Bronx, NY
10463
To get to Johnson Avenue in New York, you can take the subway and get off at the 231st St. Station (1 train). From there it’s a short walk to Johnson Avenue.
If you prefer driving, take the Henry Hudson Parkway to exit 22 for W 253rd St/Broadway. Turn onto W 253rd St and continue straight onto Johnson Ave. There is a limited amount of street parking available around Johnson Avenue.
Note: These directions are provided as general guidance only and should be verified for accuracy before making travel arrangements.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
8am - 3pm |
| Tuesday |
8am - 3pm |
| Wednesday |
8am - 9:30pm |
| Thursday |
8am - 3pm |
| Friday |
8am - 4pm |
| Sunday |
8am - 9pm |
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What people say
Moss Café on Johnson Avenue in New York is a must-visit for anyone looking for a delicious and ethical dining experience. This community eatery offers a sophisticated and creative menu that utilizes seasonal, sustainably sourced, organic, and local foods. The vegetarian and vegan options are plentiful, making it an ideal spot for those with dietary restrictions.
In addition to the mouth-watering food, Moss Café also serves Stumptown coffee that is sure to satisfy any caffeine craving. Their house-baked goods are not to be missed either!
What's more, Moss Café offers pick-up and next day delivery through their sister site, Moss Provisions. This means you can enjoy their delicious food from the comfort of your own home. They even offer regular delivery through UberEats.
It's worth noting that Moss Café is a kosher establishment under the strict kashrut supervision of the Vaad of Riverdale, NY. This adds an extra layer of care and attention to detail in their food preparation.
Overall, Moss Café is an ethical eatery serving real food and serious coffee. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you're sure to leave feeling satisfied and nourished.
