Arts and Culture | Food and Drink

A beginner’s guide to Morningside Heights eating

By Kathy Fang / Staff Photographer

Open past midnight, Roti Roll welcomes students returning from a late night out and craving a moderately priced, flavorful meal.

By Bella Druckman • August 26, 2022 at 7:22 PM

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Photo by Princeton Huang / Staff Photographer

The restaurant’s striped yellow awning and playful multi-colored sign welcome customers walking past the shop on Amsterdam Avenue.

Photo by Kathy Fang / Staff Photographer

From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays, students can feast on any Fumo pasta dish for $12.

Photo by Millie Felder / Senior Staff Photographer

One of the most popular brunch spots around Columbia, Community Food & Juice offers American breakfast classics such as sweet, fluffy pancakes and biscuit sandwiches.

Photo by Kathy Fang / Staff Photographer

Sushi W values high quality service and ingredients.

Photo by Violet Mendelsund / Staff Photographer

The 115th Street halal cart serves most students at night.

Photo by Kate Della Pietra / Senior Staff Photographer

Wu & Nussbaum serves fresh bagels daily.

Photo by Kathy Fang / Staff Photographer

Roti Roll serves frankies, a beloved Indian street food, among other finger foods.

Photo by Violet Mendelsund / Staff Photographer

The Heights serves a frozen margarita that can be flavored with various fruits.

Photo by Kathy Fang / Staff Photographer

Malaysian and Thai specialties greet students at Malaysia Grill.

Photo by Violet Mendelsund / Staff Photographer

Students can often rely on the Uncle Luoyang food truck for heart Chinese dishes between classes.