“It's taken me a while to fall into this habit. Started with my husband going on the regular for a salad or bowl. AND YES, I tend to do the salad bars of Whole Foods or Mollie Stones but this place is just different from all the others. It seems a bit pricey but the weight of my salads from the afformentioned kind of clock in at the same price range via weight. Haven't done a custom bowl yet as I don't think I can do better on the creations. Right now my fave is the "bachan's bowl" (Japanese for Grandmother.)Finally went last week in person and just seeing all the fresh salad stuff laid out, in a clean modern well lit space really kind of made me feel like I will try to build one next time in person as they have a lot of salad toppings no one else does. Although it might take me a minute. We usually order and pick up. I had ordered in arrived in the right amount of time~ it is not obvious where to stand and took a minute to get someone to talk to me but when they did, it was fine. Seems like, everyone squarely has their role. Phone guy on the phone. Fried Chicken guy doing the fried chicken. Walk in and build a salad~solo area and people for that section. So that was a bit weird since I had never been there before and I come from Customer Service background where you jump up and help if you are doing nothing.But overall I appreciate this totally different take & taste and offering than all the other Salad places and Salad Bars. It's worked it's way into my life when I get busy for lunch.“
“Fast good Mexican. Not really traditional but also not too far off. It is definitely adapted to fit suburban Mexican food tastes. In other words, its not the Mission district but its also not the highly vanilla Mexican food of Baja Fresh. They do push it with burritos like the mango salsa burrito which is a bit funky with its super sweet taste but still pretty good. The best thing on the menu is the chicken taco salad.“
“We came here after a long urban hike with ravenous appetites. It was late noon but cafe was moderately full. Soon we were seated, welcomed with house special cauliflower & lavender soups. It was delicious and moth watering. I ordered potatoe and sage torte along with lemon & blueberry tart. Trust me ! We all had sumptuous lunch here. I will highly recommend this place who love vegan foods. I am sure ,here you will enjoy foods too.“
“Had a late dinner with some friends to celebrate a birthday. We sat outdoors in the heated parklet and ordered a number of small and main entrees to share. Everything was so delicious. The only thing missing was some cocktails (they only serve wine and beer). Service was attentive and helpful too!“
“This restaurant is a true gem. Nestled in the Montecito Plaza strip mall is this truly authentic, incredibly fresh and delicious Indian culinary excursion. Every dish is uniquely flavored with generous portions and lovely service. Larry and I will be regulars!! Don't miss it!!“
“We found this restaurant online and thought we would try it. I am the only vegan in our travelling group, but they all gave it a try. Everyone enjoyed the food. The soup and sandwich hit the spot on a cool day. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone whether you are vegan or not. A good, healthy choice with tasty food and a good atmosphere. It had contactless ordering and free water for every table. Clean and tidy place as well!Dietary restrictions: Full vegan restaurant and possibly gluten free options.“
“Unique salads, healthy ingredients and quite large portions. You should empty the container into a larger dish at home and stir the ingredients well.My favorite is the Vibrant salad, which has an outstandingly complex flavor mix. I still usually add the excellent lentil balls“
“Vegan cuisine (non-religious)Ethiopian cuisine, very interesting to try. The menu has a large QR code on the transparent partition at the cashier counter, and you can see the picture by scanning it. If you have no clue, just choose the most popular area. In addition, they also have traditional staple dishes, which look like burritos but taste like cakes, and they also have rice options.The service is very homely and friendly, it looks like a three-generation family restaurant.The taste can also be adjusted, such as adding spiciness or if you don’t want onions.There are many street residents in this neighborhood, so the lights are a little dim at night.In addition, the sign at the entrance is not very obvious. Although it is a store with large floor-to-ceiling glass, it is easy to miss it at night, so open your Google Navigation.Oh, I forgot to mention: very delicious!Recommend you to give it a try!Paid parking is available on the street.Vegetarian options: Vegan (non-religious)Dietary restrictions: Ethiopian meals“
“Friendly staff, clean restaurant/shop, easy parking, fresh and delicious food. My only complaint is they didn't put the price on their menu, making it very difficult to budget. And the food turned out to be pretty pricey given the regular sized portion. -Quinoa Wrap: Quinoa, spinach, jack cheese, feta cheese, black beans and avocado tossed in chipotle dressing, served in a spinach tortilla. I ordered this and it was delicious. It tasted fresh and clean. I could almost feel it nourishing my body with every bite. I'd get this again. The staff also offered us a hot sauce, and I'm so glad we said yes because their hot sauce was good - smoky, spicy, and slightly sweet. It was perfect with their food. - Chipotle Sunrise: Brown rice, cheddar cheese, tomato, avocado and onion tossed in chipotle dressing, served in a spinach tortilla. I didn't eat this. - Quinoa Quesadilla: A blend of Monterey jack and feta cheeses melted, topped and smooshed with quinoa, spinach, black beans, avocado and tossed in chipotle dressing in a spinach tortilla. I didn't eat this, but I imagine it tastes similar to Quinoa Wrap.“