This is an update. I have been going to Green Leaf now for twelve-plus years. It's still superb. In…read morefact, it's my favorite restaurant. Current favorites include Gobi Manchurian (of course), Buddha Bowl, Caesar Salad with Tempeh, and Seafood Soup. There's more to explore on the menu and I'll be exploring. Thank you, Bala.

Came here recently for lunch although I've eaten brunch and dinner here and the food is amazing for…read moreall of the meals. The service was very friendly and prompt and there was ample seating available. The vibe here is upbeat and cozy and the seats are very comfortable. The restaurant is also very clean and tidy. I got a crispy chickpea wrap which was essentially a falafel wrap. The chickpea balls were well seasoned and spiced with a fantastic texture. I also loved the creamy sauce inside. Their sweet potatoes are fantastic and are crispy on the outside and soft and luscious on the inside and are lightly salted. Parking is very easy in their lot.

My first time here and it wont be the last. I tried a…read morelittle bit of everything and all of it was delicious. I even tried Tofu for the first time And loved it. Cute little shop, everything made fresh daily.

Stumbled in accidentally today and the roasted vegetables the woman in front of me was getting…read morelooked so fresh and good that I got some and added the bean salad. Both were excellent. By far the best bean salad I've ever had-- usually it's too sweet. (Because they are trying to cover up for the less fresh beans?). Anyway. It was a small sampling but I'll be going back and I rather suspect that everything in this small friendly shop is equally delicious and fresh.

Great dishes to choose from ! Eclectic decorating in the restaurant. Outdoor seating options…read more Service with a smile. Love this place !

This is my favorite place on earth. Food is amazing, drinks are amazing, and the servers are the…read morebest! Come here immediately and eat everything. Don't forget to get the hot sauce!

Loved the special bulgar and chickpea salad, wonderful flavor…read more The Italian sausage tofu pasta captured the flavor and texture of the familiar replaced meat option and I love the artichoke hearts. Spaghetti was the right pasta choice. New chocolate ganache was rich and smooth. Coconut whipped cream was more like ice cream and a good add-on. Hope to visit again from CA Pros: Lot of quality choices, Cute but small establishment but glad for dine-in Cons: Bit of a wait for the food

Great food and service. The vegan patty special was amazing, as was the pea soup, French onion…read moresoup, and coconut cake. Would definitely go again!

It's been in Portsmouth 11 years. A delightful vegetarian restaurant with a very different and…read moredelicious menu. We had the Siamese Dream Curry which is a soup...kinda. Yellow curry with coconut milk, plenty of fresh vegetables with added color( red peppers, whole green peas and tofu meat which added a lovely texture to the dish. Favors were soothing on a semi chilly afternoon. The dining area is well layout, meaning each table has it own space so you don't feel crowded. And the service staff are polite, engaging, welcoming and friendly. Your spirit leaves fulfilled. Enjoy!

We enjoyed a perfect dinner tonight at Green Elephant. The ambience, decor & vibe are excellent…read more(see photos). Our server was kind and well versed with the menu. The coconut curry with rice noodles was divine & my friend thoroughly enjoyed her pineapple fried rice. Paired nicely with an Australian Sauv. Blanc

This is a pretty straightforwardly vegetarian restaurant without a theme other than that and…read morewithout a lot of bells and whistles. But it's a nice place to eat in (with a couple of outdoor seats for drier days) and the menu is broad and worthwhile. Most of the things on there were more real food and less fake meat, including the house red bean burger on a pretzel bun that I tried. It was grilled up nicely and it really felt like I was eating a burger in New England on a cultural level. It came with a side salad by default; I was a little confused by the lack of fries or other small side options; their other salads seemed meal-sized and the appetizers were a bit much for me as well. So I just got a tea, which was fine for my needs at the time. There was plenty else to try, and it wasn't overly dependent on soy or on any one particular foodstuff, which is important for vegetarian restaurants. They are vegetarian and not vegan and will ask if you want dairy cheese on certain items, but it's overall got plenty for the plant-based diet. Even as a lifelong vegetarian, I'll give a skip to some vegetarian restaurants because they don't do things this well, but I came out of here thinking that this place did exactly the right things to meet my expectations.

Real good food! I came in as a pretty meat forward guy but I really didn't miss it!…read more The staff was sweet and attentive, helping us decide what to get and when we ordered something by mistake they happily replaced it, assuring us everything was ok and we shouldn't worry ourselves with it. Awesome experience and we'll definitely come back

Absolutely delicious! The best falafel sandwich I've ever had. Zohar (sp?) was kind, patient, and…read moreactually took the time to ask about our day. Outstanding atmosphere! We will most definitely return soon!

We have eaten here years ago and it used to be good - fresh and reasonably priced. The sandwich…read moreused to have some tatziki included years ago. Visited today - ordered a full sandwich which is approx ~$12 as per the menu inside the restaurant and at the counter the total rung up to $14.10, only includes tax of 9%, so pricing is not transparent. They didn't offer a receipt at all. In fact, seemed like they didn't want me to ask for a receipt. Anyway, I noticed it had no Tatziki at all. I've had many falafel sandwiches and this is first time, an establishment sold a falafel sandwich of $14+ without any tatziki at all. So, I bought their approx 1-2 oz upsell for $2.5. So the sandwich was approx $18 and it was not enough food for one person. It didn't even taste as fresh or good as I remembered from a few years ago. I can appreciate that everything has gotten expensive in the last few years but transparency builds trust Ambiance is good - clean, well maintained, and hip but not so loud that you can't have a conversation.

Cleanliness, variety of delicious plant-based foods, attentiveness of proprietor. It's a serve…read moreyourself setup, which I like. Free water and tea.

The GOAT. One of the best places I've ever eaten. If you know someone who doesn't like healthy food…read moreor vegetables, bring them here. Masao always finds a way to make things delicious. He masterfully cooks and seasons an all-vegan menu. The way this place is set up is you grab a box and fill up your box with as much food as you want. Masao then weighs your box. You really can't go wrong with any of the dishes in the buffet. Just know that the later in the day closer to closing time, the higher the chance of some of the best dishes being sold out. Go here, you won't be disappointed and your gut will thank you.

Perfect alternative choice for your standard pizza. Got 1…read morevegan/gluten free and 1 regular on naan bread. Smells great when you enter. Food was good- we'll be back.

Literally the best vegan pizza I ever had was the white spinach feta pizza from this place. We went…read moreafter hiking and drove a little out of the way to try it. It was so delicious. You have to get the mango lassi to try. The service was good and food came quick.

Best Chinese food I've ever had. Crab Rangoons are…read morePerfection. Chicken Teriyaki extremely tender and flavorful.

The other day I tried a longstanding Chinese food staple in Leominster. I did not enjoy it at all…read more I decided to try this place but I'm keeping my expectations extremely low to avoid being upset. This place is located smack dab in the very busy intersection of Main Street and Prospect street which is right next to Main Street + Nashua Street + Hamilton Street intersection. It gets really busy and I don't enjoy driving here. If you make it to the lot, it's large and spacious and you should have zero problems finding a spot. The interior is minimal, similar to other Chinese food joints that are mostly meant for takeout. If you do opt to eat in, there are 3 sets of booth tables available along with several seats set to the side if you really want to push the capacity and have someone sit at the open face of the table. I made a large order here and had my fingers crossed that at least half of it would taste ok. Pu Pu Platter(2) ; this is a lot of food. But it's also $31. Worth it? Egg rolls, chicken fingers, chicken wings, beef teriyaki skewers, fried shrimp, and boneless spareribs. I found all of the food unremarkable. I don't mean that as a dig or a complaint - it literally tastes so similar to many places, especially like China Wonder in Fitchburg. Peking Garden definitely has the win on Crab Rangoons, but China Wonder wins on Beef Teriyaki. Some people told me the boneless spare ribs were amazing, but I didn't have that reaction. Overall, an adequate choice. Coconut Shrimp ; I am a fiend for coconut shrimp and it's funny that every place does it very differently. This one has coconut shavings on top and a very thin sauce almost like they just poured in coconut milk and called it a day. The taste is.. tolerable, but man the batter on the shrimp was NOT it. Thickly coated and the inner batter contacting the shrimp was not cooked all the way. Unpleasant texture from the batter and bizarre taste from the sauce; I scraped off all of the batter after a few pieces and just forced myself to finish the dish. Not recommended. Crispy Orange Chicken ; this was the only standout of my order. the batter on the chicken actually managed to be a little crispy which is rare for this dish genre. the taste was on point - sauce was not nauseatingly sweet or overpowering, and nothing was annoyingly soggy. this dish is definitely worth trying if you're craving for a typical General Gao's/Tso/orange chicken dish. Man, I am 0 for 3 with Leominster Chinese food. I think I will keep my money in Fitchburg since China Wonder and Gold Bowl have never done me dirty like this.