Lacto
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American
Take-out
Catering
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. This strives to use local and healthier ingredients. Has Wi-Fi; grab n go fridge case as well. Open Wed-Sun 8:00am-2:00pm.
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- Outdoor seating
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 05 Jun 2022 by BeverlyOrnberg
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9 Reviews
First Review by veggiecar
kerryohare
Points +147
Options, but. - Edit
This little place does have nice vegan options, but they're usually so slammed the wait can be very long (even for pickups). And being so busy, and serving non-vegan food, mess-ups occur (I was served eggs instead of tempeh by accident).
Read morePros: Good food, Parking lot
Cons: Slammed staff in a too-small space, Limited hours
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BeverlyOrnberg
Points +1209
Surprise! - Edit
We were filling up our gas tank on the way to breakfast and spied this place across the way. It’s a tiny little place for mostly takeout, but they do have tables outside for eating. Excellent service; very helpful and friendly. About 90% of their menu is vegan or veganize-able. Gluten-free options too! Hearty breakfasts. Good coffee with oat milk. We even got a free vegan donut to try! Wish I lived nearby.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Friendly, helpful service.
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Damntastyvegan
Points +961
Nice vegan burrito - Edit
Grabbed some brunch here on new year day. Got the vegan burrito that had tempeh, chorizo and potatoes. Tempeh was a little burnt but the burrito still tasted good. Came with a nice side salad. Ordered online ahead of time and still had to wait quite a bit because they were busy.
Read moreI would still go back though and try them again.
There seemed to be a good handful of items on the menu that could be made vegan. They are marked with “V”
Seems like making an item vegan means just taking off the meat and dairy, I’m not sure what they replace it with because there is no vegan egg or cheese. The breakfast slider seems to replace it with tempeh.
Updated from previous review on 2022-01-01
Pros: Many items can be made vegan
Cons: No vegan eggs or cheese , Busy so took almost an hour
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Davesw
Points +3512
Good but not great - Edit
I like Juicy Kitchen, but they lack vegan substitutes for eggs and cheese, which limits my options.
Read moreVegan doughnut are good, but have a different texture (they might be baked and/or gluten free, not sure).
Cons: Small, can be crowded, No vegan cheese, No vegan eggs
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aixa_gon
Points +68
Nice tempeh slider - Edit
Breakfast slider was delicious, made with tempeh, they can make it vegan. Soup of the day was broccoli, all of them seem to be vegan. There was a few other options either already vegan or that can be made vegan.
Read morePros: Both soy and almond milk available, Soup of the day always vegan , Several vegetarian and vegan options in menu
Cons: More vegetarian options than vegan, Small indoor dining area, Waiting time a little long Sunday morning
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sheslikearainbooow
Points +37
Awesome place! - Edit
I was introduced to Juicy Kitchen because my boyfriend used to work there, and they have excellent vegetarian food. It is both healthy and tasty, with a wide variety of breakfast and lunch food (Restaurant closes at 6) and the staff is really friendly! It's a small place, and during a rush you may not be able to sit down, but it's awesome and has a great atmosphere.
Read morePros: good atmosphere, yummy and healthy, vegan and vegetarian friendly
Cons: very small dining room
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HDinkH
Points +20
Very Accomodating and Tasty! - Edit
They happily accommodated my very restrictive diet and even offer to make me anything from the many vegan/gluten-free/soy free ingredients they have on hand. I enjoyed the black bean and sweet potato burger over a bed of lettuce and am looking forward to trying several other items. Easy to find with lots of parking.
Read morePros: Delicious!, Accomodating!, Very friendly staff!
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Vegtravel4
Points +319
not a bad option; not the greatest option - Edit
Came here around 1 pm on a Friday. We were looking for vegan options for breakfast. Sadly, their breakfast menu leaves something to be desired for vegans. The vegetarian options (sliders, breakfast quesadilla, French toast) either are not able to be vegan or they just remove the cheese. That's the trend at this place; the menu says whether a menu item has a vegan option, but that usually means removing the cheese and no replacement, as they don't have vegan cheese. I personally don't want a quesadilla with no cheese... So we ended up getting the quinoa salad and the Reuben, as well as both daily soups. Another problem was that the menu did not label vegan options correctly. The girl said that there was no vegan slider option, although the menu indicates that. There was also a discrepancy where the menu said something else was not able to be vegan but it was. We finished with a donut. The soups were pretty yummy. The salad and the Reuben just seemed a lot like something I could easily make at home.
Read moreUnfortunately the donut situation didn't end well. We ordered the chocolate frosted donut when we ordered our meal, but the waitress never brought it. No problem I thought - we don't want it until later anyway. Well, when I reminded her after lunch to give us our donut, she said she had already sold it to someone else :( I was sad. She ended up putting chocolate frosting on a cinnamon toast donut, but the flavors didn't mesh as well. The donut was very heavy on spelt.
For $36, this was expensive and not very generous in terms of portion sizes. I bet vegetarians have a much easier time eating here. They need to update their menu with what the real vegan options are :) quick and easy fix!
Pros: vegan baked goods, good coffee
Cons: price, lack of vegan breakfast options, vegan cheese, menu mislabeled vegan options
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veggiecar
Points +6
Delicious options for veg & non-veg alike. - Edit
*Note: Happy Cow only allows four stars since this is technically a non-veg restaurant, but I say: five stars. This place is doing everything I like to see in a veg- and health- conscious restaurant, including "meat-optional"! ;)
Read moreJuicy Kitchen is executing a small menu very well while accommodating a range of dietary preferences, including vegan and gluten-free.
Directly adjacent to a gas station in a tiny strip mall, the cafe is much cozier and appealing once you step inside! It's small and casual, but the tables are not cramped and the space is warm and inviting. Order at the counter and choose a table. I like the self-serve water and flatware station.
The stuffed french toast with apples and walnuts is excellent, but not the huge stack that you might expect. (It's made with two sandwich-slices of whole grain bread.) If you're looking for quality and flavor over portion size, you won't mind at all! The seasonal quinoa & greens salad came with fresh white peaches that were just perfect! Caesar salad with chicken is a twist on the classic- romaine hearts are grilled and served whole, with capers and fresh-made croutons. Finally, the breakfast sliders are great. Again smaller than the average diner breakfast sandwich (as 'slider' implies) but thoroughly satisfying on the flavor front. The veggie and bacon slider has a mini-omelette stuffed with shredded sauteed carrot, zucchini, and onion, topped with cheese and nitrate-free bacon. So, so good.
A case near the register holds some pre-made selections including hummus, salads, and desserts. There's also a selection of baked goods at the counter, including gluten-free options.
Friendly staff, quick service, and freshest of ingredients thoughtfully prepared.
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