Subia's Organic Cafe and Market

Highly recommended the zen garden tempeh sandwich and BBQ riblette sandwich but we always get them in wraps because it's easier to eat.

I just had the vegan BLT with added "egg" and "cheese." YUM! it hit the spot. added a stress reliever juice as a dessert and I'm enjoying half now and saving half for later.

According to the staff, this restaurant uses honey in many of their dishes, especially deserts. Don't take a dish for granted, ask questions about prepared items.

I liked the look of their menu, so even though I wasn't really happy with what I ordered, I'd try them a second time.

This place is a store and a 100% vegan cafe. The store sells a lot of veg products, but also sells meat products as well. The store has a great selection from veg products, with more variety than you would find at a common grocery store, for example. I've been here a few times. The cafe has counter service and a juice bar. It offers vegan salads, sandwiches, and breakfast on the weekends. I have always found it to be a bit pricey, so I only go once in a while.

Today we went for breakfast for the first time and it was absolutely delicious. We had the banana walnut pancakes and the breakfast platter. The pancakes were great - so fluffy and flavorful. Most, if not all, of the products sold at Subia's are organic. The maple syrup was REAL, and the pancakes also came with vegan butter. There were four ample cakes that I could not finish in one sitting. The breakfast platter included toast, fake sausage, tempeh bacon, tofu scramble, home fries, and kale stir fry, I think. It was very good! The pancakes came out to $12.49 (I also had sausage with them), and the breakfast platter was $11.99. I think it was worth it!

I have been to Subia's twice and I have enjoyed myself and the food both times. The first time I had the Buffalo wing sandwich and it was really good! The second time I had the lentil burger sandwich which was okay. I also enjoyed their desserts. I've had the double chocolate cake and the carrot cake.

Finally, I like that this location is both a cafe and a market because you can get something to eat and take something to go or pick up a few things all in one trip.

I cannot imagine the staff being unfriendly, they were polite, quick and friendly. Everyone has a bad day. Chill out.

My husband and I love Subia's. It's our veggie mecca in Jersey City. The food is good--buffalo "chicken" wings, "beef" chili, and the "chicken" nuggets are yummy, though the lentils that accompany the dinners can be a bit bland. Their tea selection is nice, and they carry some great grocery items. They also have many home-made vegan baked goods.

The service we had was great, though it wasn't busy. The "meat" balls in the sub had nice pieces of fresh onion & oregano in them, the sauce was tangy. The eggplant "parmagiano" was also very tasty, with just a little bit too much olive oil. Nice fresh side salad.

We were just passing through Jersey City & were surprised to stumble on it, so I can't say that we'll be going back soon. But if I lived in NJ & were vegan, I'd be happy to return.