If you enjoy soup, you will like lunch at K's. I think there were about 5-6 choices that day - I…read moreended up choosing the Knoephla and it was great. While I didn't memorize the other food choices, I recall a variety of sandwiches and I recall a special of a Wild Rice Casserole. I went with the 1/2 Sandwich & 1/2 Soup special. For the sandwich, I picked a chicken salad on croissant. You also get a choice of chips or a cookie. Both the soup and the sandwich tasted so good, that I made a mental note that I need to come back here to try other soups and sandwiches. The other person in my group had a meatloaf sandwich, which I think was one of the specials of the day. I've had baked goods many times over the years from K's but have never had a meal until recently - it was suggested for a lunch meeting.

Pie tin scam. They charge you extra for a cheap pie tin. Then when you bring the tin back they…read moreclaim to have lost the charge slip. They DO NOT refund any of the extra money they charged you and do not give you the pie tins back that you were charged for!!! HORRIBLE, SCAMMERS!!! DO NOT GO HERE, shady business practices. Nickel and dimming for a stupid pipe tin. I have NEVER been to a bakery that charges extra for a stupid pie tin. What a SCAM!!!!!!! SHAME ON YOU! should stand by you baking, not by ripping people off with pie tins.

I am probably not the healthiest guy in the world... Do my best to stay in shape, stay active with…read morethe kids, get my steps in. My doctor says I drink too much coffee, and probably eat too much meat. Always trying to convince me I should eat more grains, even though that's decidedly not keto. Still, I can always find something to buy at A Health Foods store, or get down with a big vegan muffin... That such purchases generally coincide with being in the company of my better half to some health nut store... I mean health food store... probably the only reason that I stepped foot into this establishment on our summer road trip. So what if we had just stopped in the parking lot at a fast food place to load up on crap food for the kids? He say that like it's a bad thing! My wife, who doesn't care much for fast-food grade ground beef, Convinced me to duck into this supermarket with her to look around. Maybe I'm just a SoCal supermarket snob, but I was actually impressed with the store. Well-stocked and well appointed with all the usual stuff you would find in a place like this. Monk fruit sweetener? Get out of here! Pea milk and oat milk and hemp milk and antimatter milk? We'll they had most of those. My better half grabbed a few things, and we were on our way. Plenty of fresh produce, prepackaged items, and what looked like a pretty nice selection of health supplements. The usual natural items like shampoo and lotion that I imagine wasn't tested on animals. Which is cool. Carnivore Luddites like me can still enjoy a quinoa salad, a tofurkey sandwich on sprouted bread, or dipping organic pita chips into Not-cho cheese. Air popped things and ovolacto-vegetarian omelets from free range chickens. All good to me. If the previous paragraph describes a goodly portion of your lifestyle, you should give the store a look.

Our go to grocery shop during the trip. Parking lot was scarce compared to the other grocery store…read moreparking lots nearby. Store has a large variety of stocked organic items and a small variety of non-organic items. Whether it be for beauty, health, or for food they have it all. This place was not that busy on a weekday afternoon. There were lines formed at checkout, but we were able to get through at a reasonable time.

Stopped in here for the first time, it had Great food, awesome manager with amazing customer…read moreservice. Great clean location.

Stood at the register for 10 minutes and was never helped. They had to have known we were there -…read moredoorbell rings upon entering, sliding of chairs was loud, we were talking etc. Could hear them in the back and never came out.

So far with this first visit, I only can speak of the few items I had, but I do plan on future…read morevisits to try their breakfast/lunch items, breads and other pastries. Everything also looks so good on their social media posts. Today I bought a butterscotch scone, a pistachio dipped cookie and a big cinnamon twist thing. The scone itself was pretty substantial too and tasted great. Not only did these taste great, but I found it to be a good value too. I paid somewhere between $10-$11 for the three of them and it would have probably been more like $15 when thinking of other places I get pastries. Also, the service was very friendly. I signed up for their customer program, which the owner let me know was going to knock $5 off my sale total, but I told her to save it for later. In recent years, I find myself not using the punch cards or freebies as much for these small biz, as I sometimes feel like I'm taking $ out of their pockets and it's not like those programs are the carrot to get me there. The carrot is the good tasting products and my desire to support the local small biz entrepreneur.

Super lovely staff and cozy environment. You can tell that the bakery is a labor of love. The owner…read morepersonally saw to the toasting of my breakfast strata, and delivered it with a smile. Everyone who comes in the door is greeted with kindness and welcomed in. I wish I lived closer I'd come here often! The staff member taking my order took extra care to even spell my name right. There is something so wonderful about this place, highly recommend.

I got a sandwich with my wife and it was delicious. The side profile was crazy. Layers of meat and…read morethe bread was delicious. The proprietor was attentive and juggled making our food with checking out other customers like a pro. The is also a self check out!!! I know Little Bodega is pretty new (December) so there wasn't an insane amount of stock for the grocery, but I know with time, it's going to fill out so much more. I am excited to see this wonderful new addition grow and establish as a Fargo staple.

Was really excited for this place when I saw the menu online. Way more unique options than your…read morestandard franchise deli, you know? And maybe I just picked the wrong sandwich, cuz the flavors truly didn't do it for me. But also the white bread they put the fixings into really detracted from the overall flavor. Blehhh. Still though, high rating from me because the establishment was really swanky on the inside, lots of clean spacious seating. A patio as well to eat outside. Soda fountain had some flavor shot options. The employees were all friendly and attentive. Clean restrooms (though they were individual stalls and gender segregated for no reason...). Also the pricing was a little steep but not horrid by today's exorbitant standards. Paid $11 for a 6"er.

1 star because Yelp won't let me put ZERO stars…read more Where to start.... Save your money and don't eat this crap! SO disappointed. The potatoes were COLD, DRY, and had a weird seasoning, which they shouldn't have been cold or dry because I requested them as a side. The gluten free bread WAS good, and I will say it would have been a decent deli sandwich, maybe like an Italian sub or BLT, but that bread as a breakfast sandwich...holy bread! I should have bought a baguette at Walmart and saved my $10+ on a piece of bread with a limp piece of bacon, enough egg to feed a family of 10, and a piece of cheddar cheese that wasn't even melted. This place was SO disappointing and I left starving - didn't event finish my food and should have asked for a refund. Sandwich and potatoes were absolutely disgusting - dry, cold, flavorless. I know this isn't the east coast where deli sandwiches are superiors, but cmon. there's better quality found at McDonald's. I'm not a particular person and I cannot just emphasize enough how gross and disappointing this was. Service was fine, they were nice and as expected. Ambiance was like that of a subway, not a mom and pop type of restaurant.

The food was delicious! I had the adventure bowl with white…read morecheddar cheese, sunflower seeds, craisins, apples, chicken, and I personally added the roasted tomatoes, over rice. Drizzled in olive oil for a dressing. The bowl was delicious, but the dressing wasn't a hit for me. However, with the wide array of dressings and sauces, I can experiment with bases, grains, and extra toppings. The 2nd item was the star of my meal. The Açai Sorbet Tropical bowl. It came with strawberries, blueberries, kiwi fruit, and bananas topped over açai sorbet. A fanciful sweet treat of fruit and the sorbet pair well together! Next time I'll try out the S'mores bowl or the Açai Dragon fruit Sorbet Bowl with mangos! The next time I want a nutrition bomb bowl or the fruit Sorbet bowls, I know where I'm headed!

One of the best açaí bowls I ever had. However, it was $12. The place is a little bit more…read moreexpensive than other "healthy restaurants." They offer salads and smoothies as well. It's located near a busy street and there's other restaurants and stores. I definitely recommend if you're looking for something like to eat or even a small snack.

I'm 2 for 2 on both of my visits to Which Wich, in that after each visit, I thought "that sandwich…read morewas really good". The quality and taste of the ingredients and bread are very good, especially for a quick service restaurant. I like the ordering system of grabbing the paper bag that lists the menu, then either making your selection from the signature sandwiches, or creating your own. I know we'll be back for future visits as well.

I went here for the first time today and wasn't going to because of the photo on Apple (whoever…read moretook that- it's so bad). But so happy I went! The food was soooo good and such a good environment. It was clean and the service was amazing. I ended up saying the fries looked good but never got any but one of the kind workers came up and gave me some free fries to try, it was so nice! Great place!