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Tacos at The Potter's House in Washington
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Croissants & Books at The Potter's House in Washington

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Cafe, bookstore, and social justice space. Offers 3 menus--one for weekend brunch, one for cafe, one for tea/coffee--with labeled vegan options which include: biscuits with cashew cream & fruit preserves or mushroom seitan gravy; mac n cheese; granola with soy milk; asparagus salad; roasted vegetable bowl; tofu or seitan add-on to salads; General Tso's tofu; sunflower micoise (alt. to tuna); mushroom seitan gyro; kale chips; seaweed salad. Soy milk fpr drinks available for a charge. Limited Wi-Fi. Open Mon-Sun 9:00am-2:30pm.

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3 Reviews

First Review by Katie Le

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leahk3

Points +566

Vegan
06 Apr 2022

Cute bookstore with cafe

I only tried the vegan biscuits and gravy, which were pretty good! Currently they only offer takeout so I’m sure it’s usually much cozier. The chai was a little bland. I’m just glad they offer vegan options!

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suzimd13

Points +54

Vegan
19 Jul 2019

Great bookstore and cafe

I live nearby and generally come in for their events or to purchase a book. They have a great social justice mission so I try to support them. They have several clearly marked vegan options, including a vegan banana bread which is good. I've had the tofu banh mi sandwich which is ok but could use a little more flavor. My husband had the vegan Creamy Sausage Gravy and Biscuit. Also good. The portions are on the small size (but prices are also very low!), and the ingredients are fresh. Overall its a great spot and worth a snack and some fair trade coffee!

Pros: Great social justice mission, Relaxed and friendly atmosphere, Welcoming and diverse

Cons: Portions small (but inexpensive)

Avatar Katie Le

Katie Le

Points +507

Vegan
14 Jun 2016

awesome longstanding social justice community establishment

Great ambiance. Casual cafe and counter service with nice seating area inside and outside. Recently renovated, so it's very nice! Many, many clearly labeled vegan food options. I had the two dollar all day biscuit, with cashew cream and fruit preserves (To be clear, the biscuit alone is two dollars-- The cashew cream and fruit preserves are extra!). It's a full bookstore, too, and the café is integrated into that. They have some rules about Wi-Fi -- it's not available in all spots at all times. The bookstore prominently features several vegan cookbooks and animal-rights literature.

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