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CLOSED: Our Daily Bread
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Closed
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Vegan
Vegan
American
Take-out
Small Norwalk vegan cafe and store operated by the Seventh Day Adventists. Daily soup specials, regular menu, daily entrees, smoothies. Items such as veggie pockets with tahini sauce, fettuccine alfredo, zucchini patties over brown rice and gravy. Reported closed to HappyCow.
7 Reviews
First Review by westcornersville
Bdaddylb
Points +20
Great Place - Edit
Really good Sit down or take out. ALL VEGAN
Read morePros: All Vegan
Cons: slow service
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Chia
Points +3631
Low Key, Vegetarian Food - Edit
Had heard about this place from HappyCow, and here's my Our Daily Bread review.
Read moreThis shop and veggie food counter has been established for a long time. It's attached to a Seventh Day Adventist building. The shop is small, and there are shelves stocked with packaged cooking ingredients, along with a refrigerator stocking soy ice cream.
The lunch foodstuff is basic and all vegetarian. Vegan friendly.
Pros: nice people, clean, vegan-friendly
Cons: small selection, food is pre-made
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Ginita
Points +80
Our Daily Bread-Vegan Deli - Edit
I stopped here for lunch on a work break and service was quick and friendly. I had the cream of broccoli soup and a slice of pizza. Both were flawless. I am not a fan of vegan cheeses, but the cheese on this pizza was more of a ricotta style cheese and was so delicious! I took home a brownie and a cookie which were also superb. Their desserts are all made with fruit juice which made it taste even better than regular sugary desserts. Sandwiches range from $7-10, burgers from $5-7 (oat and tofu burgers and if you like you can purchase a package of them to take home), wraps from $7-9, salads from $5-7, Pizza was 2.65/slice or $17 for a whole pizza (on some days they have tamales instead for $3), Soup of the day depends on the day of the week it is and there are 3 sizes of bowls to choose from: SM $3, M $3.75 and L $4 which comes with a slice of bread, All cookies are 75 cents each and worth every penny, Other desserts range from 85c to $2 and a whole cheesecake is $16. Ice cream cups are $2.50 and they bake their own bread which you can also purchase to take home. Everything is homemade with a list of ingredients on each item so you know exactly what you're getting. I wish I lived closer because I would be in here all the time! Happy Eating!
Read moreCons: quality, great service
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jennamichelle1
Points +337
Nice little shop - Edit
The lady who worked at the counter was extremely friendly, and talked with us for a while. We had the country potato soup which was thick and filling and we ordered extra to take home. The bread was also fresh and good. We tried a few other menu items and strawberry ice cream. They used a lot of cashews in their cooking so we were really full by the end of our meal and didn't come close to finishing. Some of the food was a little bland.
Read morePros: friendly staff, good bread, delicious potato soup
Cons: bland
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iriecat
Points +18
Amazing Food; Great Value - Edit
This is a very low-key establishment and is running as part of a church at no profit to them. The staff is incredibly friendly and all of the food and condiments are made themselves and is all super-healthy (no preservatives, 100% vegan, etc.). The food is absolutely delicious and everything is a sure bargain. Come support a great local deli and bakery and help out the community!
Read morePros: Healthy, Inexpensive, Home-Made
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val
Points +54
Wonderful little VEGAN cafe - Edit
This wonderful little vegan cafe is run by Seventh Day Adventists, however they don't promote their religion, or any of their beliefs apart from good, wholesome vegan food.
Read more3 of us ate a very filling meal which included a wonderful soup, the main course, dessert and juice and our bill was about $28. Great value and good food.
I thought the soup was a little low on salt, but it's impossible to satisfy everyone's taste buds where salt is concerned. It's always better to have a little less salt than a little too much salt anyway!
They bake their own bread every Tuesday, and also make all their own desserts including delicious ice-cream and cookies. Vegan cakes are also available when pre-ordered. Most of the ingredients used are organic, too!
The place is small and very unassuming, however the food makes up for the lack of "character". I believe that their religion calls for simplicity and that's probably part of the lack of fancy furniture, or deco, but if you want a place that serves good, reasonably priced, home cooked meals, and wonderful, friendly service, then you won't be disappointed! Do call ahead before going as their hours are a little different from "regular" restaurants. They are closed on the weekend.
Pros: Good food, Great value, VEGAN
Cons: NONE
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westcornersville
Points +678
Entrees Good, Desserts Even Better - Edit
I went there for lunch, and they had several entrees and two soups. I had the cream-of-broccoli soup, which was vegan (like everything else there), and I recall cashews being one of the ingredients (possibly what made it creamy). It was very good. (The other soup was a lima bean soup.) The best part was the desserts--they had 7 different types of soy ice cream (I had the blueberry) and numerous pastries, most fruit-juice sweetened. The entrees were OK, though not very spicy.
Read morePros: great (mostly) sugar-free desserts, healthy, vegan
Cons: entrees not spicy enough
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