This is still a five star review because I love evergreen with my whole heart, they could have my…read morefirst born is they asked. I've been coming to evergreen since it opened up down the street from my dad's house when it was half the size it is now. Since then I have brought everyone I know to evergreen and preached its menu (the French toast and home fries in particular) as gospel. Evergreen could do no wrong. UNTIL NOW!!!!! when I ordered my signature French toast and home fries and the home fries WERE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!!!! This is some major shit. Once for my birthday I ordered THREE orders of home fries BY MYSELF. I urge evergreen to reconsider this detrimental decision. Anyways I love it here and you should definitely go give them love but please for the love of all that is holy, bring back the old home fries.

What a wild experience! No reservations are needed and do grab a seat as soon as you arrive. Do…read moreplace your order with the QR code on the table. Works well and is very easy. I ordered the egg white with spinach and kale and my friend ordered corned beef hash. Food was delicious. And loads of choices for whatever you might want. The place is very busy so please be patient. Only reason for not 5 stars is the service for coffee was a bit pokey. I'll be back, this was great.

I recently moved to JP from NYC and have been looking for my "go-to" pizza parlor…read more Since moving in, I've visited the JP location on Centre Street a few times, always for a slice. Last week, we decided to order a whole pie online. I tracked the order and was amazed that the driver was on his way within 20 minutes of receiving the order. We asked ourselves, How is this possible? Unfortunately, the pizza arrived cold. That's how it was possible for the driver to arrive so quickly. Clearly, they sent us a pre-made pizza. Lesson learned: DON'T ORDER CLOSE TO CLOSING TIME. They probably were dying to end their shift so they sent us a cold pie. DISAPPOINTED. The pizza is good but if I return, it will be for a slice, only! I'll keep looking for the right place to order delivery from.

The chicken bacon slice is next level, the service is great, and the neighborhood quality makes it…read moreall that much better 10/10 would recommend

I was recommended Ula Cafe by many friends, so when I visited this weekend my expectations were…read morepretty high. Thankfully, Ula delivered. The complex that Ula is in is super cute, there is typically plenty of parking. It's also right on the orange line, so there is easy access. Ample indoor and outdoor seating made getting a table a breeze. We ordered an iced coffee, iced latte, vegan burrito, and an Amort St sandwich. The Amory was really yummy, my partner enjoyed it. The coffees were pretty run-of-the-mill, nothing to write home about. The flavor in the latte was pretty weak. I added caramel to it as well, but it just tasted like milk; it's nice if the espresso taste or caramel flavor shines through, but it didn't deliver here. Fiore's and Third Cliff are still my go-to's for a good latte. While we waited for the burrito to come out, the chef came and told us he didn't have the necessary ingredients. He offered great replacements and made recommendations. He was super kind and honestly made our experience much better. Give that person a raise! Overall, good experience! Food was really good. Ambience and service were good. Coffee not great. Definitely worth a stop-in!

Loved this little cafe!! I came here to work and found plenty of tables, chairs, and outlets…read morescattered through the place. I got a coffee and this berry hibiscus scone which was fabulous--soft, fluffy, and not too dry on the inside. I loved the glaze on top. Great working environment--lots of people there with laptops and it had a focused environment. The staff were also so kind and welcoming!

I love this hidden gem in Washington square! cashier was super kind and smoothie was spectacular! I…read morego here all the time and have never had any food that wasn't amazing!

This place is amazing. Please spend all ur money here bc if they ever go out of business I'm gonna…read moreBE UPSET. ITS SO GOOD! I like everything, I wish they would add the lentil soup again. I love the veggie wrap it's food if you add feta and more hummus. Chicken cease and desist wrap is delicious. Nutty professor shake is amazing. Livite salad is great.

City Feed is a grocery store that doubles as a pretty solid bakery. The grocery store side is…read morepretty expensive, but the bakery side is on par with others spots in the area. I grabbed an iced latte here today and the barista did a good job with it, the flavor was well-balanced. I also got an egg, bacon, and cheese bagel which took a bit but turned out to be a great snack. The ambiance is pretty relaxed, there are bar seats looking out onto the streets. Would recommend a stop in if you're in downtown JP!

I avoided this place for the longest time because of the reviews, but after trying every milk…read moreavailable at my usually grocery store and finding them all pretty nasty, I came here. Well, i haven't been back to those other stores for much of anything since xD The prices are higher than you can see at a box store, but really **not significantly** if you are usually shopping organic / small batch / local products, and their selection in that regard is pretty stellar. It reminds me of what WF used to be back in the day, just much, much smaller. I have bought so many things there I never would have found elsewhere that have become staples. Pita bread, ice cream, breakfast meats, teas, chocolate, milk (of course), (surprisingly) great canned foods, marshmallows, niche snacks, APPLES, fair trade bananas that are the best I've had. The list goes on and on. Clearly they aren't impacted by the deli related reviews, and I'm so glad for it. I hope they keep on doing their thing forever.

- quiet inside so good for catching up with friends -…read moredefinitely has a family run vibe. There was one man (who also seemed like the owner) waiting all the tables and who readily refilled water and injera. - no utensils given, and we had to ask for plates - I was hoping the food would have more... spices and flavors? I'm not sure if it's because we made everything mild for our friend. - honey wine was a little too sweet but I think it was just a change of my taste buds since I liked honey wine in the past.

This great little place unfortunately doesn't open until 4:30 on weekdays, so we've been waiting…read morefor just the right opportunity. We finally got the opportunity and it was amazing . For the two of us we got two orders: 1. Doro Tibs Combo with a side of Gomen Wat 2. Shiro Wat We had them served on a single place to share and they came traditional style on a large injera with a generous extra supply of injera. The woman who served us was very helpful with questions and made a special check to be sure the vegetarian item could be served on the main plate. She also kept us well supplied with napkins! All around a great meal with leftovers I enjoyed the next day.

Deserves more four star reviews. Outstanding NY style pizza, as others have stated, and solid subs…read more Medium tuna sub can feed two; albacore tuna with light mayo. Open late.

2 dollars extra per topping, for the slightest sprinkle of each one. I understand charging extra…read morebut this really felt cheated. Pizza itself is decent, I've had worse in Boston but also I have had much better.

If you get a chance get the haddie croquettes! It is delicious salty fish mixed with cheese potato…read morefried to protection! Whether you go at night or during the day the atmosphere is pure wrought iron and dark wood.

This restaurant first caught my attention during the World Cup, and I was especially excited to try…read morethe haggis and other Scottish dishes. Unfortunately, haggis isn't available every day, so when we visited on a Sunday evening, it was not on the menu. That was definitely disappointing to find out. Instead, we ordered the Scotch egg, sliders, and the deep-fried Mars bar. The Scotch egg was good, but at $13 for a single egg, it felt a bit overpriced. It came with a small side salad, though I think serving two eggs instead would have made it a better value. The sliders were a pleasant surprise. The beef was clearly high quality, and they were the perfect size if you want to enjoy a great burger without committing to a full one. To finish, we shared the deep-fried Mars bar, and it was absolutely delicious. It's definitely a rich dessert, so it's perfect for sharing between two people. I personally would have preferred it with vanilla ice cream instead of whipped cream, but it was still a great way to end the meal. Overall, I'd love to come back and finally try the haggis, but based on this visit, I'd definitely recommend the sliders and the deep-fried Mars bar.