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Living Green Cafe - Oh Veggie! WW Toast, Pesto, Portabella, Crumbled Goat Cheese, Rstd. Eggplant/Peppers, Red Onion, Lemon, Berry Juice, Alfalfa Sprouts.

Living Green Cafe

4.2(74 reviews)
1.3 km

I visited Living Green Cafe on a beautiful Saturday with my partner after deciding to swap the…read moreusual Cuban coffee for something a little healthier following a heavy Indian meal nearby. It was my first time here, and I was impressed from the moment I walked in. The lighting was dim, the vibe was just right, and I instantly felt like I was among my people. As a vegetarian, it can sometimes be hard to find a healthy cafe where you actually have plenty of options. Even though the place is currently under renovation, it didn't take away from the atmosphere at all. While ordering my beet based juice (I think it was called "Something Stiletto"), I noticed a cozy sofa that felt like home, so I grabbed a seat while my partner placed the order. My drink was a fresh pressed blend of kale, beets, cucumber, carrot, banana, apple, and lemon!! All vegan and it was absolutely delicious and filling. The price was reasonable too, which made it even better. My partner ordered tea, and we noticed they offer a wide variety of food options, from a hot station to pre made sandwiches. One thing I didn't like, though, was seeing a staff member return food (like broccoli and macaroni and cheese) back into the serving area after it appeared to have been part of someone else's order. That didn't sit right with me. As a vegetarian, cross contamination is already something I'm mindful of and beyond that, it raises concerns about food safety and allergies. Because of that, I'll likely avoid that section in the future. That aside, we ended up staying longer than expected because the space was so comfortable. People were working on laptops, having lunch, and just doing their own thing. It had a really relaxed, welcoming energy. The place was clean and organized, and while the staff seemed busy (so I didn't really experience much direct service), it wasn't an issue. Overall, I'll definitely be back. It's not always easy finding a spot with this many vegetarian friendly options and such a great atmosphere, and this place delivers on both.

The vibe in here is so great! Seems like such a great place to study…read more I don't like that a lot of their food is premade. All the breakfast burritos are pre made and they only have one type of bagel and it's not plain. Feels a bit odd. But I have allergies and they could barely accommodate. Overnight oats: good but sweet Matcha: Okay

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Living Green Cafe - Spinach Pie and wonderful cole slaw without mayo - fabulous!

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New York Marina Deli

New York Marina Deli

4.6(242 reviews)
1.3 km
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Today we discovered a little corner of paradise at NY Marina Deli. This isn't just a deli it's a…read moreliving memory of the great old family-run places, where recipes were sacred, handed down like heirlooms, and food wasn't just eaten... it was celebrated, debated, praised, and finished with reverence. The sandwiches arrive like legends overstuffed, unapologetic, and bursting with flavor. One bite and you're transported straight to your grandmother's kitchen, where the secret ingredient was always love... and yes, a generous whisper of schmaltz. This is the kind of place where the taste of grandmother's cooking triumphs over pretty furniture every time. Who needs chandeliers when the corned beef sings? And then, the matzo ball soup pure poetry in a bowl. Golden, comforting, restorative. It warms not just your body but something deeper, something older. One spoonful and you pause, the second makes you smile, and by the third you are quietly plotting your return. It doesn't just satisfy it calls you back, like a melody you didn't know you missed. The room itself feels like a well-loved novel soft around the edges, rich with character, inviting you to linger. No noise, no nonsense, no pretension. Just the gentle rhythm of conversation, the turning of newspaper pages, and the universal language of people enjoying honest food. The staff are not just servers they are stewards of tradition. Warm, attentive, and proud, they carry forward something increasingly rare: care without pretense, hospitality without script. And here is the truth this is not a place you visit just once. This is a place you return to, again and again. Because like a fine old wine, it reveals itself differently each time. One visit you fall in love with the soup, the next with the sandwich, and then with the feeling... the unmistakable sense that you've found something real. For those who appreciate old-fashioned, no-nonsense, deeply satisfying food give this place not one try, but many. Let it unfold slowly. Let it remind you what food used to be, and still can be. Tucked among louder, shinier distractions, NY Marina Deli stands quietly, confidently, and deliciously apart. And as they say, "Mit a bissel schmaltz un a sakh libe, ales schmeckt besser"with a little schmaltz and a lot of love, everything tastes better. Here, that isn't just a saying... it's the whole menu, the whole spirit, the whole joy. Josepienknagura@gmail.com

1. Took my sandwich to go, got home 10 minutes later, the bread was so soggy it fell off. Put it…read morein the airfryer...didn't help. 2. That was $20 out the window. 3. We got there at 230, they close at 3, everyone looked pretty pissed we came in at that time. The whole place was already packed up ready to close, on a week day. Needless to say, we will not be back. Going across the street to publix. Or hit up Arby's for their Reubens. Really disappointed with the whole experience and the quality. Waste of money.

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