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Green Corner Café

4.4 (10 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Always tasty food. Char-grilled kebab platter is the best!!! So delicious and a good balance of food items. Good healthy options

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Not impressed by the food... impressed by the idea that they were heading for. I'll stick to muscle maker grill if I want healthy and quick.

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My wife and I have been romancing the idea of a trip to Jessica's for months. Are we classy enough?…read moreCan our simple palettes appreciate the medley of flavors throughout the menu? We decided it was worth the gamble, and boy did we hit the jackpot. We loved the BYOB option, proudly flaunting local beers while most tables had a bougie bin of ice helping to chill their wines. As we sipped on our own version of bubbly, we started with a couple of delicious appetizers - meatballs and fried burrata. While both were great, the meatballs were the clear winner, served hot in a small cast iron skillet. Moving to the main course, the pasta ragu was another hit. It had a bit of a peppery undertone, but wasn't spicy, just a wonderful blend of spices that gave it a unique flavor. For dessert, I had an apple-based dish that was a special that night. While again another creative showing, I think I'd stick to some of the simpler options on the menu (like a Caramelized banana split - YES PLEASE)

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