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A friend and I ate here for lunch and were very happy. The Jerk Chicken Wrap was delicious and the Veggie Chips were amazing. The parts are just right and the atmosphere is also. The staff were friendly and our food came out quickly. We will definitely come back!

I heard good things about this place and was not disappointed. Ate a Mediterranean chicken battle. Many crispy vegetables and chicken stalls with a sauce that is different enough to be interesting. The sandwich came with one side. Of the many choices I had with peanuts. Something different, but good. The restaurant is clean and friendly.

We ate here Friday night during camped.out at the Centennial Park for RAGBRAI. The food is amazing. My wife took a picture of her meal, it was a real work of art. It's vegan friendly if that's important for you. Very recommended!

The largest selection of GF dishes in the QCA!!! Update This establishment os literally the best!! The food is always delicious and satisfying while vegetable and flavor heavy which is a rarity when dining out!! Love these ladies and their dishes!!! The meal preps are every bit as wonderful as their dine in dishes!! They specialize in your special diet too!!! Original post These two ladies bring their delicious food items to The Freight House Farmers Market every single weekend during the summer! During my very first trip to this nice and cozy little restaurant I was delighted by the shrimp and grits! I was pleasantly surprised by the liberal use of vegetables and the wonderful flavor that they cook into their food! I also had the lemon line coconut water drink and was elated by how delicious the drink was considering the fact that I do not generally like coconut water. The ladies that run this place are very friendly and Incredibly helpful and will gladly answer any questions that you might have. They open bright and early at 7 a.m. each day so that way people can stop on their way to work for a nutritious, prepackaged meal for lunch. The ladies will also gladly accommodate any special dietary needs.

This is our first time going to this place. And the experience was good. Price is not bad. Not in the best neighborhood but the cute building makes up for it. We got the 3 egg Omelette w/ cinnamon apples, buffalo chicken wrap w/ vegetables al la grecque, and a free thing of vegetable chips. The vegetable chips are very yummy. The omelette was good but a little too much spinach for my liking. Cinnamon apples were tasty. The buffalo chicken wrap was a little small but it tastes really good but didn't have a strong buffalo taste. (That's healthy food for ya) The vegetables al la grecque have a sweetness to them but if you are not a huge fan pepper, you might want to pick out the whole peppercorns out of it. Costed around $16.80. It's just a cute little cafe and it smells like pie when you walk in. (Probably because of cinnamon apples) I would go again. I hope someday they will add new things to their menu when they become a little more established.

Food was good, portion size was decent. Service and chef were very cool and really seemed to value my thoughts on the food. Prices were a little out of my comfort zone, but I will return.

We went there for dinner, looked very promising from photos. Had an appetizer and two meals, costing $41 with $10 tip, $51. Very pricey for the amount of food received. We have spent less at woodfire grill and been full. The fish was overly seasoned and vegetables burned. Wifes plate was a poor mixture of hot and cold vegtables with chicken. We basically couldn't eat half the entrees. They put lots of emphasis on presentation but not food preparation.