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In Denver over the weekend and had heard the Feedery at Grow and Gather was getting many looks. We traveled over to Englewood to try out this healthy alternative. This place has a cool vibe with several outdoor patios and a vertical light growing room in the back. The hydroponic room is for herbs and veggies served at the restaurant. The cool vibe has a very engaging and helpful staff. We ordered the gyro sandwich and side salad while my my wife ordered the lamb sliders and sweet potato fries. Herbal teas were also available. The food arrived hot and the wait staff was attentive. The sweet potato waffle fries were delicious and lightly salted. The gyro wrap was packed with meat, feta cheese and lettuce. A side of tzatziki sauce was provided but the wrap was dry and had to much feta. The lamb sliders were good. Overall, this is a quaint and bit edgy place for a healthy alternative. The back room with hydroponics was cool. I would definitely return and try something different. The Feedery at Grow and Gather is a good option for a healthy meal.
I've utilized this place for a quick coffee once in the past. If I'm not mistaken, it was pretty much right after it had opened its doors. Yesterday, I had the chance to utilize, this time, for a quick lunch with coffee (of course.) I know this place has a separate coffee with pastry section aside from the main kitchen. This is not to say that they don't collaborate in any way. Upon stepping in, two ladies at the counter (in the coffee shop) warned me that their espresso machine had broken so they weren't making any craft coffees; they could only serve cold brew and drip coffee (and tea.) Bad timing to come back was I thought and yet, nice cold brew sounded good as the weather outside was gorgeous where I would definitely want to sit outside in the front patio to dine in. I had never had their food at yesterday's point. And it was a little past 11am where my stomach was empty, I was determined to have a nice protein rich meal. The menu is a good size; front and back. They do have separate drink menu (front and back; front is for non-alcoholic and the back is the alcoholic.) Whereas I am not much of a meat eater, I wanted to try something I usually don't consume. As I perused the menu, what caught my attention was the "Rustic Cherry Pork". When was the last time I had pork steak in a real sense? Probably years ago. A bit pricey at $26. The portion size is/was not bad. Two filets of pork were nicely seasoned. It wasn't over salted. The seasoning was just right. I know pork is hard to cook. The meat always comes out a bit chewy no matter what. Bit chewy and yet it was decently moist. This main plate came with one side. I went with the Garlic + Dill Potatoes. Whereas I tasted a good mount of salt in the tatoes, overall they were decent. However, I could tell that they were pre-cooked to a certain extent; they weren't as fresh as freshly cooked potatoes. My cold brew was refreshing. I asked for 2% milk and coconut milk. They did bring two creamers and yet both definitely had the same creamer (my assumption was that both of them were 1%; I could definitely tell.) My server, Maria H. She was very sweet to me. She didn't pour the milk into the creamer things so I know it's not her fault (the kitchen simply handed them to her.) The Pure protein filled me up quickly for sure. I could only eat one of the fillets as I got full. I asked for a box from Maria and she promptly assisted me. It was a quick less than an hour lunch opportunity for me as I brought work with me to this occasion (had to go back home to finish it up.) Since this place is located in the busy medical district on Hampden and Downing, I could only imagine how busy it would get on a gorgeous mid-week day like yesterday. I was glad that I arrived at the top of the hour at 11am when it opens. I would say that I can comfortably give this place a solid 4-star review. And I would say this too that it was mostly Maria, my server, as her attentiveness and sweetness were main factor(s) for the review/rating. Thanks Maria. I shall be back!
Hip dining, good fresh food, good service and easy street parking. Small area to dine but it was comfy and the chai latte was delish!
Ambiance 5/5 Bright, sunny, vibrant, and perfect patio setting Service 5/5 Everybody is smiley, attentive, and friendly. Food 5/5 Health conscious. Options for everybody from vegan, meat eater, to keto Perfect place to be during sunny weather of Denver . They also grow their own herbs in a visible greenhouse! I would love to explore their 2 nd floor as well. Must go place on a regular basis In a market place setting with coffee bar, they also have some local giftable products.
We were here for a tie dye class with Peace Addicts and because we.got here early we had enough time to get dinner - and boy were we glad. In the adorable space, I had a beautifully creamy and lightly spicy butternut squash, plantain, and ginger soup on the side of a bacon and gouda cheese sammie (!!). My husband had the Italian steak sammie which came with an amazing marinara sauce. In addition to the gorgeous space and the great food, the service was stellar. I've already made a date to bring a friend back with me so I can try those mushroom slider I saw on the menu.
I finally had a chance to dine here! We sat on the excellent patio and explored the upstairs garden (where I'd like to live). Our meals were excellent! I had the Souvlaki with beef which was incredible! I would get it a hundred times again, even though there were at least 5 other menu items I wanted to try. My fiancé got the Chicken Pesto sandwich with the daily soup. It had a healthy chicken serving and he said he could actually taste the pesto which is sadly not always the case at other restaurants.
We stopped at the feeders for lunch recently and really glad we gave it a try! Drinks were great, I had some of the strawberry and basil tea. Service was good though at times we did get gluten in some of the gluten free items and had to address that. I really enjoyed the mushroom sliders (lions mane) they were delicious and I would absolutely be back again to get those. Nice sizes for a lunch! Ambiance inside is fun where you get to see everything they're growing in the green house.
Everything about this place was amazing - from the ambiance, to the crafted cocktails, to the very unique gift shop and gardens. It was an educational experience as well as a really great time! I learned about hydroponics, how pineapples grow, and how some flowers can taste spicy. Very very cool!
The service was solid and funny. The food was very tasty. All was farm to table, so clean. They also have a bar, which is a positive... you know for a Friday.
It's not every day you get to step into someone's dream! As you you walk through The Feedery, you feel like you're moving from one experience to another other. From a great outdoor patio with a live band that takes you back to college days, to a bar that makes you feel like you've arrived in Baja California, this place not only stirs great memories, it will help you to create new ones. Greek and Mediterranean food, amazing fresh baked desserts, delicious coffee and quality custom drinks that can please any palette. A Hydroponic plant farm onsite and a rooftop greenhouse promise some of the freshest veggies you'll get anywhere, like having a farm right down the street. The staff is friendly, with smiles and pride in what they serve, giving that sense of sitting down at your Greek neighbor's house for a meal. A visit here is a must!
This place has been on my "to try" list since I moved into the area, but with it being closed for some time and my hours not aligning it took quite some time, but I'm so glad I finally went! First, the atmosphere and ambiance inside is super cute. There were so many things on their menu that sounded delicious I had a very hard time deciding. We shared the winter kale salad and the hot chicken pesto sandwich. I don't know what I was expecting for the kale salad, but it definitely wasn't for it to be warm, but I loved it! The sandwich was also great. I can't wait to go back and try some of the other things!
This place is great! It's not only a restaurant but a market/ coffee spot too. Restaurant: everything is fresh and super delicious. We came for lunch and got some wine to start- rose was crisp and cold. I got a Greek salad for my meal and I loved the marinated feta in it! I also added chicken for some protein. Staff was helpful and attentive. I loved the overall feel of the place. Very aesthetic and relaxing. The market: great spot to grab coffee and explore local items. I ordered a latte and it hit the spot after our meal. Such a cute spot- check it out! read more
Frankly obsessed with everything going on at The Feedery and the entire Grow + Gather multiplex. SO MUCH is happening under one roof, with the mission of being a community center for local, sustainable, and fresh food at its core. The Feedery is the featured in-house restaurant where you can have your traditional sit-down dining experience. Indoors or al fresco if you're lucky! The menu leans more on the Mediterranean side from the owner's heritage, though the menu isn't constrained to one type of cuisine. The freshness of the ingredients speaks volumes, considering they grow many things in house. If they don't grow it, they source it as locally as possible. CHICKEN SOUVLAKI ($16) // Chermoula chicken, tzatziki, pickles, lettuce, onion, feta, hummus, roasted peppers. They plate this gyro very carefully. Don't let the lettuce on top fool you, each ingredient is layered for a reason, and when you bit into it, each ingredient shines. The chicken is tender, the veggies diced perfectly, and the kicker is the accompanying zippy sauce. Other items I really enjoy are the Italian Sub, Crispy Potatoes, Cheeseburger, and Colorado Grain Bowl. Also, they make a damn good side of fries. Crispy shoestring fries reminiscent of a big name fast food chain. Except you'll feel good after you eat these! From the grab and go market and coffee shop to the second story greenhouse, there are so many incredible things happening here as each season passes. I'm a big fan of the ownership and management. They really care and are genuine with a "community first" mindset. If you're lucky enough to grab a meal on the patio with a cocktail in hand, try to tell me you'd rather be somewhere else during your meal. You can't! Kudos to everyone involved at The Feedery and Grow + Gather. read more
2 years ago
I've been wanting to check this place out and happened to be in the area today. Market was a little disappointing from what I was expecting but still had a variety of cute items. Not much for grab and go and the mushrooms in the cooler were molded over. Service was great in the restaurant and we enjoyed our food. A bit pricey. The highlight was definitely the soup though. If they have the Andouille (and potato), get it, you won't be sorry. So much flavor in everything, which is nice as many places are so bland these days. read more
In Denver over the weekend and had heard the Feedery at Grow and Gather was getting many looks. We traveled over to Englewood to try out this healthy alternative. This place has a cool vibe with several outdoor patios and a vertical light growing room in the back. The hydroponic room is for herbs and veggies served at the restaurant. The cool vibe has a very engaging and helpful staff. We ordered the gyro sandwich and side salad while my my wife ordered the lamb sliders and sweet potato fries. Herbal teas were also available. The food arrived hot and the wait staff was attentive. The sweet potato waffle fries were delicious and lightly salted. The gyro wrap was packed with meat, feta cheese and lettuce. A side of tzatziki sauce was provided but the wrap was dry and had to much feta. The lamb sliders were good. Overall, this is a quaint and bit edgy place for a healthy alternative. The back room with hydroponics was cool. I would definitely return and try something different. The Feedery at Grow and Gather is a good option for a healthy meal. read more
I've utilized this place for a quick coffee once in the past. If I'm not mistaken, it was pretty much right after it had opened its doors. Yesterday, I had the chance to utilize, this time, for a quick lunch with coffee (of course.) I know this place has a separate coffee with pastry section aside from the main kitchen. This is not to say that they don't collaborate in any way. Upon stepping in, two ladies at the counter (in the coffee shop) warned me that their espresso machine had broken so they weren't making any craft coffees; they could only serve cold brew and drip coffee (and tea.) Bad timing to come back was I thought and yet, nice cold brew sounded good as the weather outside was gorgeous where I would definitely want to sit outside in the front patio to dine in. I had never had their food at yesterday's point. And it was a little past 11am where my stomach was empty, I was determined to have a nice protein rich meal. The menu is a good size; front and back. They do have separate drink menu (front and back; front is for non-alcoholic and the back is the alcoholic.) Whereas I am not much of a meat eater, I wanted to try something I usually don't consume. As I perused the menu, what caught my attention was the "Rustic Cherry Pork". When was the last time I had pork steak in a real sense? Probably years ago. A bit pricey at $26. The portion size is/was not bad. Two filets of pork were nicely seasoned. It wasn't over salted. The seasoning was just right. I know pork is hard to cook. The meat always comes out a bit chewy no matter what. Bit chewy and yet it was decently moist. This main plate came with one side. I went with the Garlic + Dill Potatoes. Whereas I tasted a good mount of salt in the tatoes, overall they were decent. However, I could tell that they were pre-cooked to a certain extent; they weren't as fresh as freshly cooked potatoes. My cold brew was refreshing. I asked for 2% milk and coconut milk. They did bring two creamers and yet both definitely had the same creamer (my assumption was that both of them were 1%; I could definitely tell.) My server, Maria H. She was very sweet to me. She didn't pour the milk into the creamer things so I know it's not her fault (the kitchen simply handed them to her.) The Pure protein filled me up quickly for sure. I could only eat one of the fillets as I got full. I asked for a box from Maria and she promptly assisted me. It was a quick less than an hour lunch opportunity for me as I brought work with me to this occasion (had to go back home to finish it up.) Since this place is located in the busy medical district on Hampden and Downing, I could only imagine how busy it would get on a gorgeous mid-week day like yesterday. I was glad that I arrived at the top of the hour at 11am when it opens. I would say that I can comfortably give this place a solid 4-star review. And I would say this too that it was mostly Maria, my server, as her attentiveness and sweetness were main factor(s) for the review/rating. Thanks Maria. I shall be back! read more
Ambiance 5/5 Bright, sunny, vibrant, and perfect patio setting Service 5/5 Everybody is smiley, attentive, and friendly. Food 5/5 Health conscious. Options for everybody from vegan, meat eater, to keto Perfect place to be during sunny weather of Denver . They also grow their own herbs in a visible greenhouse! I would love to explore their 2 nd floor as well. Must go place on a regular basis In a market place setting with coffee bar, they also have some local giftable products. read more
We were here for a tie dye class with Peace Addicts and because we.got here early we had enough time to get dinner - and boy were we glad. In the adorable space, I had a beautifully creamy and lightly spicy butternut squash, plantain, and ginger soup on the side of a bacon and gouda cheese sammie (!!). My husband had the Italian steak sammie which came with an amazing marinara sauce. In addition to the gorgeous space and the great food, the service was stellar. I've already made a date to bring a friend back with me so I can try those mushroom slider I saw on the menu. read more
I finally had a chance to dine here! We sat on the excellent patio and explored the upstairs garden (where I'd like to live). Our meals were excellent! I had the Souvlaki with beef which was incredible! I would get it a hundred times again, even though there were at least 5 other menu items I wanted to try. My fiancé got the Chicken Pesto sandwich with the daily soup. It had a healthy chicken serving and he said he could actually taste the pesto which is sadly not always the case at other restaurants. read more
We stopped at the feeders for lunch recently and really glad we gave it a try! Drinks were great, I had some of the strawberry and basil tea. Service was good though at times we did get gluten in some of the gluten free items and had to address that. I really enjoyed the mushroom sliders (lions mane) they were delicious and I would absolutely be back again to get those. Nice sizes for a lunch! Ambiance inside is fun where you get to see everything they're growing in the green house. read more
Everything about this place was amazing - from the ambiance, to the crafted cocktails, to the very unique gift shop and gardens. It was an educational experience as well as a really great time! I learned about hydroponics, how pineapples grow, and how some flowers can taste spicy. Very very cool! read more
2 years ago
It's not every day you get to step into someone's dream! As you you walk through The Feedery, you feel like you're moving from one experience to another other. From a great outdoor patio with a live band that takes you back to college days, to a bar that makes you feel like you've arrived in Baja California, this place not only stirs great memories, it will help you to create new ones. Greek and Mediterranean food, amazing fresh baked desserts, delicious coffee and quality custom drinks that can please any palette. A Hydroponic plant farm onsite and a rooftop greenhouse promise some of the freshest veggies you'll get anywhere, like having a farm right down the street. The staff is friendly, with smiles and pride in what they serve, giving that sense of sitting down at your Greek neighbor's house for a meal. A visit here is a must! read more
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This place has been on my "to try" list since I moved into the area, but with it being closed for some time and my hours not aligning it took quite some time, but I'm so glad I finally went! First, the atmosphere and ambiance inside is super cute. There were so many things on their menu that sounded delicious I had a very hard time deciding. We shared the winter kale salad and the hot chicken pesto sandwich. I don't know what I was expecting for the kale salad, but it definitely wasn't for it to be warm, but I loved it! The sandwich was also great. I can't wait to go back and try some of the other things! read more
The Feedery is one of those well cool places where you immediately want to return, again and again.... as you're being seated. I can't wait to return. House grown, locally sourced ingredients??? YES, please. Farm to table in the city.... another YES, please. One amazing part of their menu - they list where their ingredients are sourced. Know your food. The Feedery is my jam. So, I met a few co-workers here recently. We came a bit early for the lunch rush, were seated immediately and very well attended to - our waiter was awesome. He made sure we were always full, had the scoop on our order and even helped us narrow down some equally amazing options. Wanna split your check? No problem. In fact, our waiter had already done this and was super speedy in getting us checked out. We stayed awhile to chat and watched as the main room filled up. Nope, no one asked us to leave. We were attentive to this and moved to an open picnic table right outside in the gorgeous sunshine. Win - win. What'd we have: I ordered a spicy chai latte and their breakfast sandwich (One egg your way, herbed goat cheese, house-made sweet red pepper jelly, citrus vinaigrette dressed greens, brioche bun). My coworker joined me and my other lovely ordered the Buffalo Chicken Wrap (Chicken breast, house greens, tomato, pickled red onion, red onion, bacon, cheddar, buffalo ranch, flour tortilla). Total disclosure - I have no idea how she didn't inhale it as we did. The flavors were SOOOO good. And on your way in or out, you walk through the Market - an area where you can grab and go, or take home an adorbable succulent. Love this. In case you didn't already glean this from my review - Yes, you need to go and have this amazing experience. Sooner than later, IMO. read more
4 years ago
The Feedery at Grow + Gather is within walking distance of my apartment so it was high time I paid it a visit. While waiting for a table, I checked out the market and grabbed a coffee. The market is adorable, featuring plants and local items for sale. They were having a plant sale today where you could get vegetable starters. The growing availability of plants in the Metro area is so wonderful, in my opinion. I got the Lumberjack Latte, which I believe is a seasonal offering that is flavored with maple, honey, and cinnamon. It is so delicious and I will easily come back for several more before it disappears. On to the food. I came because of a particular brunch item I saw, but when I scanned the QR code I did not see the brunch menu (I came in around 11:30am on a Saturday). Bummer. But, since it's National Burger Day and I initially sought out a burger place, I gave the Grow + Gather Burger a shot with a side of fries. Sides come separately, which appears to be a growing trend that I have mixed feelings about. The burger was good and juicy, but I have a hard time deciding whether it's worth the $17 plus $6 for classic shoestring fries. I will say that I could have probably been fine with just the burger or split the fries with someone (I dined alone this time), but $17 for a burger is still a little tough for me. However, I do want to acknowledge the mission of Grow + Gather, as they focus on locally sourced ingredients and show at the front of their menu where your food is being sourced from. That's why I rounded up my otherwise 3.5 rating. They also currently include 20% gratuity automatically into your meal but give you the option to tip further (I also have mixed feelings about these "transparent surcharges" rather than just having them built in from the start without any extra hullabaloo, but that's a discussion for another time). I'll certainly be back for the coffee, but may only frequent the restaurant from time to time. Hopefully I can come back at a time where I'm able to get that Colorado Benedict from the brunch menu! read more
Omg, this place was delicious!! My husband and I went for date night. We got the fried artichokes, two cocktails, the Greek chicken dish, and a cheeseburger. This was one of the best meals I've had in a long time. I ate every bite. We also finished off with the amazing pumpkin cheesecake. Great meal. Perfect for a romantic night out. read more
I really loved The Feedery. My family went here for breakfast to try a new place and the reviews looked great. It did not disappoint. I love the atmosphere, a chic farm feel, beautiful wood tables. We did not realize they had just a small breakfast menu ( 3 items), and we were thinking about leaving at first since our kids had wanted pancakes initially and they didn't have pancakes on the menu. However the food seemed intriguing and breakfast burritos and a egg bowl sounded good to them. I'm so glad we stayed, the food was absolutely amazing. I ordered the breakfast bowl (added on bacon on the side) and I loved the guajillo pepper sauce with the fresh eggs and perfectly fried potatoes- the taste was spot on and so fresh. The kids and my husband loved their food as well. Overall the nuisance of freshness and flavors really made this food so great and to a next level. They have a nice looking, much larger brunch/lunch menu starting at 11am so I definitely be back very soon. To top it off, the service was great and staff was very friendly. Try The Feedery! read more
2 years ago
Love the vibes and concept here! A lot of locally sourced ingredients, a menu with so many good choices, and a cute market with to-go coffees AND THE BEST CHOCOLATE CHIP /BROWN BUTTER COOKIE I have possibly ever tasted. The side salads are really generous portions. Only request would be for locally sourced/grass fed animals proteins as well as the veggies (our server said no when I asked, but unsure of where the meat is sourced from) . read more
5 years ago
Great concept and very fun vibe! It's a restaurant, market and rooftop garden/greenhouse all in one. We had lunch here last week and loved it. First is the market which has great garden tools, plants, books and local Englewood tshirts. It also features a small bar which has hand brewed teas and coffees. While we waited for our table we wandered through it briefly and could see the large hydroponic vertical garden in the back part of the building. They do a tremendous job of growing their own ingredients so it's truly urban farm to table cuisine. Outside in the front they have a flower garden and also grow herbs, fruits and veggies on-site. The food menu looked great from my Yelp search and showcases many of their homegrown bounty. The options aren't too overwhelming, not too large of a menu, just right really. They have seating on their small patio and also inside, including some bar stools if you want to enjoy a casual linch. The burrata, pesto and green tomato starter was transcendent and we were told seasonal, so that was a no brainer. We shared the cubano and the burger - both were delicious and very fresh. I was so pleased with the attention and care of the food and fresh produce which you rarely see at a restaurant in the middle of a city. For dessert we shared the seasonal crumble which was like a puréed strawberry melt-in-your- mouth treat. Make sure to add a scoop of vanilla ice cream! Yum. We would have loved to see the rooftop greenhouse but were told it was for drinks around dinner time. We'll have to go back! I love what you are all doing here. read more
Four stars for a potential! Such a different and fun concept where a store, coffee shop and restaurant are under one roof. The Feedery is a name of the restaurant, and I was really looking forward to their wine Wednesday (you can pick bubbles, white or red wine flight plus a glass of your favorite wine for $20). Tons of space inside and outside but despite a cool glass window where you can see all the herbs growing, the decor is very plain and not exciting, almost depressing...Didn't feel any different or special at all. The food was ok and the service could be more attentive but can't complain too much. They do have a small parking lot plus all the street parking. Overall, it's 3-3.5 stars for me right now but will definitely give it a chance again. read more
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I enjoyed dinner at the Feedery. The food is delicious, and they grow their own produce. You can even find some of it garnishing your drink. I had a Botanist with gin, and it was great. There are multiple rooms to check out and the rooftop has lots of plants and a good view. There is also a shop, so you can take food with you. They had a band on the patio, it gets a-lot of afternoon sun. The service is very attentive. read more
Exceptional service from the moment I walked in. The atmosphere is refreshing with all the plants and the open floor plan. They have their own green house for the fresh veggies & herbs. They support local artists and hydroponic room for their new green house is beautiful. Rue my server, was such a delight and very knowledgeable. The breakfast sandwich with sausage and over easy egg was mouthwatering. read more
Hmmm...lots of AMAZING 5 stars. Expecting much more than was delivered. Ordered a drink with "muddled mint" and the drink (pictured) was filled with either chopped or macerated mint AND there was no mint flavor at all. Our server was very nice. Apparently they are having a very difficult time in the back of kitchen. overall, I feel like three stars is probably being generous. read more
4 years ago
I stopped in and had lunch by myself before another appointment and I am so glad I did. The Feedery was so adorable and the food was great too. I tried the tofu bahn mi and it was excellent. I am not a huge tofu person, but the way they cooked it went so well with the pickled veggies. I feel like they could even fry the tofu to get it to resemble flavors even more, but I still very much enjoyed my meal! If I didn't already have several coffees that morning, I would have definitely tried one of their lattes too. Can't wait to go back. read more
The feel of this place is what I look for when I travel out of town. It's local, and the service was amazing! They have unique things on their menu. I ordered the lions mane sliders with a side salad and I got an iced dirty Chai to drink. The sliders had amazing garlic and spice flavor. The Chai was on point with flavor and not overly sweet. And the food is locally sourced and stuff made from scratch. read more
3 years ago
Kinda of a hidden gem out in the open. The food was fantastic. Specifically I had the smoked bacon Gouda sandwich on pumpernickel rye bread. Bacon was perfectly cooked, the bread was fresh, and the spicy aioli tasted homemade. It looked like they broiled the Gouda before they put the sandwich together. Sounds like I need to get out of the house more often. Quite the gift shop connected to the place and the grow house on the roof is for the fresh stuff. I'll be back. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Not my favorite. Fairly small menu with small portions and unclear descriptions. Ordered the shareable Mac and cheese and 1. It was like ghnocci in texture and rather watery 2. No way that could be considered sharable. Also ordered the pickled plate and we assumed it would be a plate of pickles with various brines and types of cucumbers but it turned out to be various pickled veggies, including onions. I don't know about you but I don't eat JUST onions in my spare time haha it didn't come with bread or anything so I guess you really do just eat the pickled onions and beets on their own?? So weird. It was also clear that the servers don't see many of our type of diners often ( I was with my parents who don't eat out much) and weren't terribly friendly, in my opinion. The sandwich I had was good but I feel I could honestly get a better one at Curtis Park that is larger for the same price. SUCH cute decor and I love the intention behind reusing chairs and the host stand and the seemingly fresh menu but the expense and sort of weird options/small portions will keep me from coming back. read more
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Are you planning anytihing for Mother's day? Even if Saturday vs Sunday. Thanks!
Hi Joyce, we have gift and drink promotions running all week in the market. We hope to see you soon.
Open Thanksgiving? if so walk-in space available?
We will be closed on Thanksgiving day.
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