Anthony M

Very nice and calm place to grab lunch. The grilled chicken pesto panini was very filling and fresh. Can't do much better for the price point. Staff is very curtious and respectful.

Fresh, simple and healthy food I personally think the salmon is a bit overcooked and dry, but I love the sides. Would like to try other food, or try to made it myself sometime

Chris Goldman

For their category of eatery, they are comparatively a 5-Star. But compared to cross categories they are a solid 4.7. The workers are AMAZING and their m menu fantastic... especially for Acai Bowls, burgers, and coffee. BTW, their salad options look amazing (we had burgers, bagels, and acai bowls with coffee). I'd consider this a healthy-option cafe.

+4

Saif Billah

Southwest steak panini was delicious. However, the price on their website was not the same as the price in person. On the website it was $11, and then in person it was $13. They also add a 4% fee for credit card payments. A bit upsetting. Please fix your website! Service was great though and I love the portion sizes.

Nikhil Goyal

Great food but the cooks on the grill and Folks preparing salads are slow. They seem kind of uncoordinated. It took me 7 mins just to place an order though there were 3 people inside and no line. And then the panini took another 10 mins. Waiting 15-20 mins for take out food is a bit much though it’s pretty tasty and healthy food. Pricing is appropriate - I paid $5 for salmon protein but the salmon portion is pretty large! Enough to be shared by 2 - it’s twice the siZe of salmon you would get at Dig Inn (picture for reference).

Thomas Overmiller

The inside dining area is cramped but nicely decorated. The "real moss" wall is a really nice touch! The service is friendly and reasonable fast and the drink options are well-chosen. I enjoyed the Kentucky BBQ burger burger🍔, done medium. It was fantastic! My only "beef" 😊 is that the bread 🍞 was soggy and difficult to handle. The price was a bit high $10 for a burger, otherwise a great experience overall.

+4

Chris Albanese

Awesome lunch spot for huge salads, quinoa bowls, paninis, pastry, and coffee. The inside dining area is really small but they also have a big picnic table outside for extra space. The panini bread is a really tasty semolina and the bowls are very filling and although on the pricey side have really fresh and well cooked ingredients

Howard

Nice additional coffee and food option to the expanding LIC neighbourhood. The inside has a rustic feel with exposed pipes and grain wood walls, but is also clean and modern. The food options are great; avocado toast is a regular favourite. The coffee is on the pricey side but is strong and good quality. There’s limited seating (one long bench and some window seats) so take out is the usual choice.

+1

Andrea Francis

Been here a number of times and usually order the Garden Panini. The first time, a few months ago, when the ingredients didn't match what was listed on the menu and therefore what I was paying for, I let it slide. Today, it happened again - I'm ordering a vegetarian sandwich that features eggplant and grilled portobello as the main ingredients but instead I'm given what I assume was the roast vegetable side for whatever was the main meal of the day. The sandwich consisted of grilled zucchini, what appeared to be summer squash, a few pieces of bell pepper, and a large portion of roast onion. I understand buying seasonal as it's tastier and cheaper, but then 'seasonal vegetables' should be what is listed and the price adjusted accordingly. Zucchini is featured in the ingredient list, of course, but zucchini and portobello mushrooms are not at the same price point, so I paid for food I never received. Further, as an allergy mom it's scary to think that an establishment can be so blasé about their offering not resembling their ingredient list. They did manage to put a tiny bit of the Swiss cheese listed on the ingredients into the sandwich, but it was so little as to render it almost impercetible. When I'm paying $12 for a sandwich, it would be great if the ingredients that give the sandwich its heft actually appear in it. My only regret was that I chose to eat at my desk so could not speak with the staff on site. Additionally, I find it deeply problematic that we are being charged the merchant fee for swiping a credit card at this establishment. Either treat the fee as a part of the cost of your doing business, which it is, or put up a large sign by the machine to say customers are expected to pay the fee, so people can choose to pay in cash. I wouldn't have known about the fee if I hadn't studied the screen because the employee would not listen to me when I said that the screen was not progressing and asked what I needed to do - she just kept saying 'it went through' but I had not reached the point where I could click 'Pay now'. I was forced to hit the cancel button because it seemed that she expected me to walk away from a screen where my credit card was still live and it seemed I actually hadn't paid! Needless to say, she wasn't impressed about having to ring up the order again. I'm sad to even write this review as I want to support local businesses and I remember when this space was still Sage General Store and I would frequent it as well, but today's experience, coupled with the prior sandwich dupe which in retrospect was likely not an error, has left much wanting.

Danny D

Had a bowl and cannot recommend. Ingredients were fresh but in total it was very dry (very little sauce) and the Hummus was a dry chickpea puree. Will check the other options next time though.

Joswua W

The lady is rude and has bad attention, they should train their employees with good attention, thank you

Jen Reaney

Dry flavorless and gross. Just not worth the money - there are plenty of other places that are better in same price point. So disappointing