Literally exceptional. Vibes beautiful food delicious service spectacular. open late so convenientread more

Food that we ordered was correct but the proteins were wrong. Also the pad Thai had no flavor and…read morethe noodles tasted burnt. Probably not going to order from here again

Love this place! I am celiac and have never become sick from eating here. The owner is so kind and…read moretheir chicken is to die for! I also LOVE the huckleberry lemonade. Yummy!

Best chicken tenders for those with gluten intolerance. The Brussels sprouts are terrific!read more

This is my go-to place for every meal because I can count on it being highly nutrient dense, pretty…read moreand tasty. Probably the best option for anyone with a hangover too. It's fairly expensive however at the very least- the savory bowls are worth it. I wish they had a veggie heavy smoothie.

The Celery -- Portland, OR…read more Walked in and immediately felt like I should own a fixed-gear bike. Industrial. Clean lines. Slightly edgy. The kind of place where you expect someone to be editing a documentary on a laptop made of recycled aluminum. Late afternoon visit, so the hipster crowd had clearly skateboarded back to their respective creative labs. I had the place to myself. Prime auditing conditions. First impression? This place is built for volume. You can tell. Efficient layout. Assembly-line potential. If bowls were a factory sport, this would be a playoff team. Ordered the Home Grown. Took a quick bathroom break. Came back and -- boom -- bowl was already on the counter. FAST. And it looked elite. Then I saw it. A generous dollop of peanut butter at the top, sprinkled with hemp seeds. I almost got emotional. It felt like flying over your hometown after months away. Familiar. Safe. Right. First bite? Delicious. Smooth. Creamy. Almost like frozen yogurt or soft serve. Easy eating. Crowd-pleasing texture. And then... I looked up. Another bowl was being made. The açaí base was coming out of a soft-serve machine. As a purist, this one hurt. I want hand-scooped. Blender-blade symphony. Crafted, not dispensed. I had a small internal crisis. But here's the problem: I really enjoyed it. So now I'm torn between my values and my taste buds. Would I go back? Yes. Would I wrestle internally again? Also yes. Rating 3.8 / 5 Açaí Berries Breakdown * Taste: 4.3/5 * Ingredients: 4/5 * Consistency: 4.5/5 * Purist Pain Factor: High * Speed: 5/5 Current Status: Machine-Made But Memorable Lesson Learned: Sometimes the machine wins. Spiritual Conflict Level: Ongoing. -- The Açaí Guy

This place can't even make French fries…read more I've given it 3 diffent tries. The food is mid. Fries have been soggy not cooked all the way through. I even asked for my fries to be extra cooked yesterday and still under cooked in the middle. Waste of time and money They were nice but didn't listen or care. Not worth it with so many good options Nextdoor

I loved the lamb gyro. The pita was soft and fresh, gyro meat succulent and flavorful (but not too…read moresalty), onions and peppers sweet and crisp, and finally hummus and tzatziki delish.

Love this place!! Food was delicious. Service was awesome. The Cleveland Steamer for Burger Week…read morewas insane.

While visiting PDX for work I was staying at the Jupiter NEXT and saw this cider tasting room with…read morea cart outside and decided to see what was up. Man am I glad I did. This little cart is outside of the Alchemy Cider tasting room. The chef is super nice and friendly and talking to him we learned this is actually their second location and both are doing quite well. The play on words was just kitchy enough that I remembered the name easily but nothing too over the top. My wife and I went twice. The first time she tried the orange chicken bao and I had the shrimp bao. For $9.50 you get 2 baos and a side of savory slaw that is wonderful and a great palate cleanser. I'm dairy free so I couldn't have the aioli that usually comes with the shrimp but the substituted Korean Fire sauce more than made up for it. Lots of flavor and heat, no face melting. The second time I had the shrimp bao again but my wife had the pork belly one and loved it even more than the first one! You can add additional baos for more money but the 2 and slaw was a perfect deal to accompany our cider. 10/10, we'll definitely be back here!

Was at Comic Con and decided it was time for a quick stroll for healthier options than found in the…read moreconvention center. I'm so glad I strolled! It's a super cute place, they're super friendly, and the coconut blt was delish (as was the green goddess dressing!). I'll definitely get this wrap again and will most likely at the avocado next time (I didn't see it was an option until too late!) 10/10 easy to miss place, but definitely worth checking out if you're in the mood for something a bit healthier in the neighborhood (and it's a cute space too!)

Stopped by here a couple times for the juices -- enjoyed both the Summer Splash and Sunny Side…read more The oats were delicious. Tasty dates, almond butter, cinnamon...mmm. Great first meal of the day! Guy working the counter is super nice and remembered me when I stopped back in.

Good service and tasty, healthy food. Very pleased with the Bollywood bowl. Veggies tender but not…read moregreasy, right level of spice.

I used to love LP.. I haven't eaten here in years because I don't have one nearby, but I went out…read moreof my way to stop in and grab a burrito. I just had one of the most disappointing burritos of my life. I ordered a grilled chicken burrito with green chilis and chipotle bbq sauce. It was cold. Everything was cold. The rice, the chicken, the cheese... everything. I called it in, they were still making it when I arrived, and I got into it in my car moments after I paid, so it wasn't that it had time to get cold. The only appropriate place for cold burritos is the deli case at a grocery store. In addition to it being cold, it was really wet. I felt like I was drinking my burrito. No bueno. And aside from all that, I was mega disappointed to learn that their mole sauce now contains sesame. It didn't used to, and the Holy Mole Was always my go-to. I don't know when they switched up their recipe, but sesame is now the 9th top allergen in the US. LP seems like the kind of place that would be conscious of things like that, but apparently not. The only reason I've giving them 2 stars instead of one is because they use decent ingredients. ut I can't say I'll be back. DO BETTER LAUGHING PLANET!!

Honestly, I saw this place when I stopped for tacos next to it and I was super intrigued. I finally…read morestopped to check it out. When I went to do this review, I realized there are multiple of this spot all over town, fyi. I stopped right during lunch time. There were four people ahead of me and I was worried it would take a while, but it did not - pretty quick. I got the big bowl with everything. It was really good. The sauce was interesting and made it very delicious. I recommend stirring up your bowl to mix the sauce around. I didn't see much salsa in mine. The dish is overall a super filling, healthy and affordable lunch option. The pics are not super pretty - but it was smashed with a lid to be a to go order. Update - added a new bowl I got without a lid - much nicer!

I am a regular at this whole bowl, the food is always excellent! Very good pricing for a quick…read morelunch! Always have great service from the man or woman there! If I could give the a 10/5 I would!