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The Hungry Spot

4.7 (111 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Mango Habanero Pastrami
Troy D.

Food and Service was Amazing!! The Mango Habanero Pastrami Sandwich was one of the best I ever had! Asked for Crispy Wings to go and the Owner brought the pan out to show me and ask if they were done enough... Top Shelf Customer Service!!

Toasted Beef Supreme & Chicken Pest Avocado w/ A Caesar Salad!
Drake A.

The food and service was so good , i had to stop halfway and leave a review!! Must come and try their food. Quality is 100% fresh, ingredients, bread! Everything. This will be my go to every time i visit SF!

Jericho D.

Tried The Hungry Spot for lunch since it's a quick walk from my other office. I went with a coworker--he got the Victor's Crazy Chicken, and I got the Chicken Pesto sandwich. The location is nice and the vibe inside is cute, but there was only one person working, so things moved slow. When more folks came in during the lunch rush, he had to ask them to wait while he caught up on orders. As for the food, it was just okay. We both felt the sandwiches were a little overpriced, and the bread was kind of hard. My coworker rated his a 7-8/10, and I'd give mine a 7/10. Not terrible, but not memorable either. Probably wouldn't go back just because there are better sandwich spots around. We saw a coffee shop a few doors down with sandwiches for half the price--definitely trying that next.

Smoked Turkey Brisket Sandwich

This is the best sandwich I've ever had in my entire life. I'm not even done eating but I had to give 5 stars ASAP. The Smoked Turkey Brisket and the Chicken Pesto Avocado are amazing! I will be eating here again.

Allena C.

We were in the neighborhood and it was lunch time, so 3 of us decided to check it out. We thought due to high ratings, it must be pretty good, right? Well, in short, the food was okay, but quite pricey for the amount given. The place is cozy with a handful of tables inside and out. We sat inside at one of the bigger tables to accommodate the amount of food we were going to order. OUR PICKS ~ THE ITALIAN SANDWICH ~ (salami, prosciutto, provolone cheese, ham, lettuce, tomato, pepperoncini, pickles, red onion, mayo. The bread was nicely toasted for a perfect crunch, but it was quite small for $16. They could barely cut the sandwich into 3rds. Not much meat, but it was good. 3.5/5 CORN SALAD ~ corn, baby arugula and mixed greens, artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, broccoli, sliced almonds, balsamic dressing. Like the sandwich, it was small for $19. It tasted okay, but nothing special. And you could definitely make this at home using a jar of artichoke hearts and canned corn. 3/5 MEAT LASAGNA ~ with sausages and ground beef. I didn't try this, but I was told it was cheesy and saucy but a bit too salty. They do give a decent portion for $21. 3.5/5 THE HUNGRY SPOT LAZY PIZZA ~ homemade pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, sausage, salami, mushrooms, red onions, bell peppers, black olives. This isn't really pizza. Like the title, it's lazy pizza made with a loaf of bread. It was good, and the edges were crunchy, but it just didn't wow me, because I remember doing something similar when I was in middle school as an after-school snack! If you could toast bread, you can make this yourself. 3/5 Only 2 people were working, and it seemed overwhelming for them. One was the lady boss who took the orders and did the cashiering and the guy was making the orders. We waited about 15-20 minutes for a portion of our order to arrive, while many patrons were also waiting patiently for their food. I think if they had another worker, it would help speed things along. The place had many funny signs posted on the walls and in the bathroom. You can amuse yourself by reading while you wait for your food. I think that's what makes the place unique. But the food is what you'd expect from a deli. It's perfect for when you're too lazy to go to the market to buy ingredients to make something yourself.

Three 4lb quiches, $85 each. Salad and utensils included.

We got quiches catered for our baby shower. They were delicious! We also love the sandwiches from The Hungry Spot. Highly recommend!!

The Italian & CL Match in. The background.
CT M.

Amazing little gem I'm shocked I had never stumbled on previously! The food is as advertised and fantastic! The "sandwich whisperer" made me the Italian ,and I absolutely inhaled it! The entire time I was there he and I were watching Champions League matches and sharing stories about our favorite teams. Make sure you check out the signs on the walls - pure comedy! New favorite for sure!

Viktor's Victor's Crazy Chicken Sandwich

Best experience ever! We were visiting San Francisco on Easter Day and happened to be near Golden Gate Park, looking for something to eat. We were so happy to find this little charming place. First of all, thank you for being open on a holiday. As a business owner myself, I truly understand how hard that can be, and it means so much. We waited about 20 minutes for our sandwiches, but it was absolutely worth it. Every single one was a piece of art -- and incredibly delicious! Even though the line was out the door, the girls inside handled everything like true pros, with such great energy and efficiency. Thank you for making our Easter Day in the park so memorable. We can't wait to come back and try your meat lasagna!

Not the best view of the inside but trust - it is bomb. This one is the turkey brisket.
Matt H.

Found this place working nearby temporarily at SMMC. I LOVE it!!! Katerina is a hoot. She is passionate about her business, funny, not afraid to strike up a conversation and most importantly makes great food. All of the sandwiches I've tried are just about perfect. They're heated to a perfect crunch and lip smacking delicious all the way through the sando. I discovered the "turkey brisket" which she smokes herself and it is outta' this world. I've ordered it twice with everything and jalapeños and it is a 10/10. I think I will be at SMMC for several weeks so I see many more sandwiches in my future!

Victor's Crazy Chicken Sandwich
Elvine V.

Lying within the neighborhood of Hayes Valley, I located the Hungry Spot. This nifty gem has three TVs, an array of old school posters on the wall and brand new tables and seats. The co-owner, Katerina, showed great pride in her establishment and her recipes as she boasted where she sourced her fresh ingredients from. It was September of 2024 and The Hungry Spot has been operating for only three months long. I came in during lunch and there were a few customers appearing to arrive during their break for a quick bite to go. I ordered a 6 pc order of Mango Habanero and a sandwich called, Victor's Crazy Chicken. The wings were indeed, freshly fried. The mango habanero sauce didn't have the kick in heat which I was expecting. The wings were lightly coated in flour and had a simple crispiness to it. Paired with my wings was a homemade Bleu Cheese dressing. The dressing was mild and didn't have that potent flavor of "cheesy bitterness" to it. My sandwich, Victor's Crazy Chicken, was accompanied by proprietary chips, seasoned with Himalayan Salt. I noticed that this sandwich was supposed to have chips prepared inside of the sandwich. Katarina claimed that the current menu needed some updates. That's OK. Victor's Crazy Chicken was prepared neatly using a fresh and warm Dutch Crunch roll with medium chunks of chicken thigh meat, mushrooms, green peppers, red, finely shredded lettuce (real fine) and provolone cheese. I valued how the Dutch Crunch was pressed nicely and served to me buttered and warm. Nothing beats hot and luscious, carby bread! The Hungry Spot deserves a solid 4 out of 5. Katerina mentioned a garlic sauce in my sandwich and I didn't taste a sauce to help tie the ingredients of my sandwich altogether. Perhaps, an oil (fat) and vinegar (tart) base would boast some flavor into my Sammy? Additionally, my wings were perfectly fried but the execution was basic. From the wings' crunch, the way my wings were sauced, and the sauce itself--there was nothing outstanding about my wings. If I were to come back I'd try their pizzas and pastas.

Lisa W.

If you desire home cooking, a neighborhood cafe and a fabulous owner, this is the place you need to be. When you walk in immediately you are drawn to read all the fun signs that are posted. The ones in the bathroom are the funniest. Katerina, the owner is the real deal. She is incredibly welcoming with a passion for cooking & good humor- hence the funny signs. Katerina is from Bulgaria as was my friend with me so they were able to chat about Bulgarian foods. Katerina is so sweet- she brought us a complimentary dish of her veggie lasagne which was perfection with the sauce being a mix of marinara & Alfredo. Our sandwiches on toasted Dutch crunch were so yummy and our lattes very good. The salads are extremely fresh with so many goodies in them. We felt like we made a friend in Katerina and will most definitely be back! I mean how often do you hug the owner/chef on the first visit?

Italian Sandwich
Angi W.

This place is amazing! We were visiting San Francisco earlier this month and looked up places where we could grab a quick bite to eat and this ones stood out. So we went there straight from airport to grab a bite to eat. First off it is the most adorable little restaurant in all of San Francisco! You can see from the pictures that it has so much personality. And Katarina was so delightful as we tried to decide what we wanted to eat for lunch. I ended up ordering the Italian Sandwich and yes, it was on the pricey side and it took a little while for them to make it, but it was so worth it! There is something about their bread that is amazing! Everything about this place was a 5+!

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Yummy soup, sandwiches, and pasta!! Very close to USFCA campus and Golden Gate Park.

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I liked the lazy pizza and hot sandwiches and chips. It was great after our bike ride through Golden Gate Park.

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You can tell this place was legit right when u walk in. Incredible sandwich literally everything you could want. 10/10

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Megan’s Table - Pad Kee Mao

Megan’s Table

4.5(112 reviews)
3.4 mi•Westwood Park
•$$

Ocean Avenue is in that transition phase between "Old San Francisco" and "Oh how cute" which…read morefrankly is the sweet spot. Great places like Megan's Table swing towards the latter, but until it swings all the way and they put on tablecloths and raise the prices, you love it now. We paid our first visit today and the first thing I noticed was the nice smell of wood. It has a nice layout with an inviting bar side, but we were having an anniversary lunch and sat at a table. Grades: 1) Tofu Fresh Roll ($14): A. This was really good, with an instant but light taste of mint. The peanut sauce was thick and excellent. We had it with tofu, as we did with all the dishes with that option. 2) Wing Zaap ($14): C+. I think that the secret SF specialty is wings and these had the distinction of a certain kind of spicy hot, but otherwise unremarkable. Lot of breading, cooked too long, and the dipping sauce was just basic sweet chili sauce. 3) Tom Kha soup ($17): A. Excellent taste, nice big mushrooms and tofu chunks, and that coconut broth is divine! Tastes best drunk straight from the bowl. 4) Pad Thai ($17): B. The acid test for any thai restaurant, it was better than many because the sweetness was just right, but oddly it was missing ingredients we often see, like green onion, limes, and peanuts. 5) Banana flavored wheat beer (Yodbeer Bearnana, $9): A. So there's craft beers in Thailand now. Yum! The waitress was excellent, always attentive, and cleaned up spills from the soup. I also liked the house music, though I was disappointed to see it was jazz written for restaurants. I thought it was really Wes Montgomery! Another nice touch - the very clean bathroom was dressed up for Halloween with skeletons! See pic.

The restaurant has an appealing ambiance overall, and the bar in particular looks great--perfect…read morefor grabbing a drink and relaxing. Comfortable vibe, the kind of place where you'd want to unwind. Food-wise, though, some classics miss the mark. Avoid the tom yum. The flavor is completely off; it tastes more like a simple tomato soup than actual tom yum. No real complexity or balance. The mango sticky rice was surprisingly sparse. There was so little sticky rice--I've never seen a portion that small. Just six pieces of mango on top completely covered the entire serving.

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Megan’s Table - Inside, beautiful

Inside, beautiful

Megan’s Table - Loc Lac $15 (shaking beef)

Loc Lac $15 (shaking beef)

Megan’s Table - Roti ice cream $12

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Roti ice cream $12

The Front Porch - Fried Chicken + collard greens

The Front Porch

3.9(3.4k reviews)
2.6 mi•Bernal Heights, Mission
•$$

Used to come here all the time, but after moving away from the area, I hadn't been back in a while…read more Eating here again reminded me exactly why this spot has been around for almost two decades the food is just that good. Everything we ordered did not disappoint: ​Fried Chicken: Crispy, golden, and classic. The meat itself is mild, but it works well with the sides, the punchy, savory collard greens balance out every bite. ​Creole Crawfish Étouffée: Rich, deeply flavorful, and comforting. ​Fried Pickles: Crispy, tangy, and great on their own, but pro tip: put a fried pickle right on your spoonful of étouffée. The crunchy, vinegary pop against that rich crawfish sauce is incredible. ​Pork: Perfectly seasoned with the perfect tenderness with just the right amount of satisfying bite and chewiness. ​Dr. Pepper Simmered Short Ribs (Daily Special): Boneless, melt-in-your-mouth tender, and beautifully balanced with sweet and savory notes. ​Side Note: The chicken, pork, and short ribs all came with mashed potatoes, and the way they season those potatoes managed to complement each distinct main dish perfectly. ​Honestly, not a single miss on the table. Highly recommended!

Writing a review like this is difficult for several reasons, and I very rarely leave negative…read morereviews. As someone who has works in the restaurant industry, I understand firsthand how challenging this business can be, and I have a tremendous amount of respect for the people who work hard to make a dining experience memorable. That's why I don't say this lightly when I say that our food experience tonight was extremely disappointing. We ordered the pork chop, which was okay, but the cabbage side was honestly hard to eat. I'm not sure if it was intended to be slaw or steamed cabbage, but it was essentially wet cabbage with very little flavor. The potatoes were decent, although the portion was quite small and they had a texture that tasted almost like boxed mashed potatoes. The biscuits were extremely dry and hard, and unfortunately, the butter served alongside them wasn't very good either. The spinach that came with the special was, without exaggeration, one of the worst parts of the meal. It had a very unpleasant taste that made us question whether something was off with it. There really wasn't another way to describe it. For a $44 plate, I expect the steak to be cooked properly, the sides to be flavorful and thoughtfully prepared, and the entire dish to feel worth the price. We also ordered a peach soda that was $10, which already feels very expensive for a soft drink. What was even more surprising was finding out that refills were not complimentary. That's something I feel should be clearly communicated when ordering. This is supposed to be soul food, a style of cooking known for bold, comforting, flavorful food. Unfortunately, our meal just didn't deliver that. Everyone at our table left feeling unsatisfied. We spent $163 for three entrées, three drinks, and two orders of biscuits. When you spend that kind of money and the food is exceptional, you leave feeling like it was money well spent. When the experience falls this far short, it's understandably frustrating and leaves you questioning the value. I do want to give credit where it's due: our server was wonderful. We had absolutely no complaints about the service. He was attentive, pleasant, and did her job well. I genuinely hope this feedback is received in the spirit it's intended. I know how difficult the restaurant business is, and I'm not looking to tear anyone down. I simply believe that when a meal costs this much, the quality, flavor, portions, and overall execution should reflect the price.

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The Front Porch - Bar area!

Bar area!

The Front Porch - Asparagus with poached egg

Asparagus with poached egg

The Front Porch - Citrus and arugula salad

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Citrus and arugula salad

Hard Knox Cafe - Spicy Fried Chicken and Waffle

Hard Knox Cafe

3.8(2.1k reviews)
2.0 mi•Outer Richmond
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Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAtmosphere: 4/5 Price to Portion: 4/5 Overall: My go to place when I want some southern food! The extended review... Food: Chicken and Waffles - 4/5 - Can't go wrong with the Chicken and Waffles. The good thing is that with this meal you actually get 2 cornbread muffins...carboverload!!!!!! I've not had a bad meal at this location thus far. Service: Staff is very friendly. Ambiance: 4/5 - Indoor and outdoor seating with some fun decor in the place. Price to Portion: 4/5 - You get a decent amount of food and won't leave hungry.

Quality/Quantity - My friends recommended this place. We wanted a break from Asian food, even…read morethough I believe it is an Asian owner. I got the safe order, chicken and waffles Overall, a good dish. Decent portions. I ate more than expected. I would have preferred my waffles a little crispier. And I washed it down with a Henhouse IPA. My guest got ox tail and the turkey wing specials. The ox tails were huge and meaty. Their orders each came with two sides. All of us got those delicious corn muffins. See all my pictures. They are in the process of changing the menu. Plus, they added more taps, but it was not on the menu yet. See pictures. Ambiance - Decent size local business. Two floors. Not busy, plenty of seating. Cool decor. Indoor and outdoor seating. Street parking. I walked and my friends found parking across the street. Service - 5 stars; welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. We had quite a few requests. Price - $85 + generous tip. My share with tax and tip was approximately $37. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

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Hard Knox Cafe - Cool interior with the rusted tin walls and vintage decor

Cool interior with the rusted tin walls and vintage decor

Hard Knox Cafe - Oxtails with sides of mashed potatoes and mac & cheese

Oxtails with sides of mashed potatoes and mac & cheese

Hard Knox Cafe - Cat fish

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Cat fish

Wilder - Truffle fries

Wilder

4.0(293 reviews)
1.9 mi•Marina/Cow Hollow
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After my son's open water swim workout he needed a filling meal. We looked on Yelp and found a new…read moreplace, Wilder. The restaurant was empty except for a couple of souls at the bar. We scanned the menu and I found an item FinnCinerator couldn't resist: Captain Crunch pancakes! He added a side of crisp bacon (I stole half a rasher, it was perfect). I ordered traditional Eggs Benedict with steamed spinach (like Florentine but with ham as well). It was delicious, eggs just set with liquid gold yolks. Bloody Mary was as promised: Spicy with a piquant salt ring. Service could have been a wee bit more attentive, I was flagging down the server for a steak knife for my eggs Bene and salt & pepper. All in all great brunch, would come again.

One of the worst service and ambiance experiences I have had in my life. My daughter and I arrive…read moreabout 2pm on Sunday Sept 27. I ask the hostess if they are still serving brunch, and says "Yes", and directs us to a 2-top. There is only one other occupied table in the entire restaurant. Fifteen minutes go by and not a single staff person has come to the table, left water, asked if we wanted something to drink, or take our order. I stand to see over the frosted-glass partition and see a couple of staff members(in black shirts) talking to a non-customer who had walked in with 2 large dogs, as if they were chatting in someone's garage, not in a working restaurant. I tell the staff member with dirty hair tucked under a baseball cap that we are ready to order, and he says "Your server isn't here{where is she, because there is only 1 other table?}, but I will take your order." We give him the order, he puts it in to the kitchen, then he returns to talking to the other staff member and non-customer with 2 large dogs. I go to the restroom and now the staff members, the non-customer, his dogs, and their leashes are blocking the path to the restroom, so while I am waiting for them to clear the path, one of the dogs approaches me and starts smelling my crotch, which I didn't ask for, nor was willing to tolerate in a restaurant. On my return to the table, I now see that someone has placed dog biscuits on the floor and the dogs are eating and the dog biscuits off the floor of the restaurant!!! Disgusting!!! I now return to the table and, shortly after, the actual waitress makes an appearance with our food, but the breakfast sandwich my daughter ordered was so tall, it could not have possibly been eaten hand-held, and the butter knife included in the cutlery set would not have been able to penetrate that thickness. So, now my daughter has to stand and go through the phalanx of dogs to ask for a sharper knife so she can cut her sandwich in half. It was as if serving the paying customers was an interruption and inconvenience to socializing with the dog owner. Not a good look for any business, but the fact that non-service animal dogs were in the interior of a restaurant is a violation of California food code and common consideration. As for ambiance, they had loud dance music playing on the sound system, as if it were a nightclub on a Saturday night, not a brunch place on a mellow Sunday afternoon. To add insult to injury, the bill tacked on a mysterious yet mandatory 5.25% "hospitality fee" after sales tax. Where was the hospitality to earn that 5.25%? Out of objection, I deducted that 5.25% fee from the already-low tip that I left as a statement for the horrible service. Restaurant management needs to decide if they want to run a business that is in compliance with health codes, or a social club for their employees and local dog-owning non-customers. Update 9/29: reported health violation to SF Dept of Public Health. Enjoy the yellow card!

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Wilder - Interior

Interior

Wilder - Bolognese pasta

Bolognese pasta

Wilder - Cocktail tower

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Cocktail tower

King Katsu Land - King katsu combo plate

King Katsu Land

4.4(501 reviews)
8.5 mi
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I want to start with "wow."…read more Wow #1: Perfectly fried katsu. Not greesy, not soggy, not tough. Just crispy, tender, juicy goodness. Wow #2: Portions. We got the King Katsu Combo that came with chicken katsu, fish katsu, and a hamburger steak. And it was HUGE, complete with sides of macaroni salad, cabbage salad, and rice. Also a boat full of sauce. Definitely big enough to split, if you're not super hungry. Wow #3: The price. In a world of ever increasing prices, it's nice to leave not feeling ripped off. The combo was $26, which we were about to split, as I mentioned. By Bay Area standards, that's a bargain, particularly considering it didn't feel like a compromise. The food was delicious, and the dining area is a decent place to enjoy a meal, as well. It's not a strictly carryout place, like some reasonably priced places are. In fact, the service was good; my water was even refilled at regular intervals. I know it's a small thing, but what's not to love? Just remember to leave a good tip! Definitely, I recommend King Katsu Land. And, just for fun, you get to play the fun game of finding the place. Good luck! It's well hidden.

They don't serve the KFC you're expecting, it's a different style called dakgangjeong which is all…read moremeat and cut into pieces (like large popcorn chicken). The portions are very large which justifies the higher price but may not be a good fit for those with regular appetites so consider sharing. The kkakdugi radish side dish is too salty unfortunately.

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King Katsu Land - Booster seat for kids

Booster seat for kids

King Katsu Land - Snowflake Katsu

Snowflake Katsu

King Katsu Land - Cheese Katsu

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Cheese Katsu

MIXT

MIXT

3.8(25 reviews)
1.0 mi•Inner Sunset

I've now been 3 times and each time it just was nothing impressive and definitely not worth $20+…read more This most recent visit I ordered their steak salad with caramelized onions and croutons - big miss here. Steak was barely flavorful, quite cold even though it was "cooked on the spot". The caramelized onions were cold and nothing out of this world - if anything because they were chilled, they lost a bit of their flavoring. The croutons were nonexistent, I almost had to go back and ask if they could add some until I found 3-4 at the very bottom of my bowl. A lot of greens which was good, good serving there. I got a side of focaccia and that was delicious (do wish they offered to toast it a bit, it'd be that much more yummy!). As for my other visits, same applies - unfortunately it's just an overpriced salad I know I can make better at home. Not to mention 1 of my visits was a pickup order and they completely forgot my dressing on the side. All in all, I am very let down by this place. Dare I say I love and prefer it to be Sweet Green. Bummer, I really was happy to have this in the area.

I'm actually giving this spot a 3.5 but rounding up to 4 because the Agua Fresca was excellent as…read morewell as portion sizes and packaging were on point for delivery. So while I can't speak to in person service or decor the delivery is on point. My peachy salad was just ok. The chicken was cold and not crunchy, and the cornbread crumbles were not crunchy at all, like kind of in between stale and crunchy... weird combo. Peaches and pickled onions were awesome though. The dressings that it came with which were a bbq sauce and some type of special ranch also were a weird combo, glad it was on the side vs in the salad itself otherwise I'm not sure I would have eaten it. Crispy cauliflower was good but definitely not crispy at all! Probably got softer on delivery but definitely not something that should be advertised as crispy when it's not... The saving item was my carrot ginger agua fresca- this was amazing! Loved it, that gets a 5/5. Food is 3/5.

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MIXT - FALAF 2.0 SALAD (vegan)

FALAF 2.0 SALAD (vegan)

MIXT - BACHELOR SALAD

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BACHELOR SALAD

The Hungry Spot - comfortfood - Updated October 2026

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