Grass roots Kitchen gets an enthusiastic thumbs up from me. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable…read moreand helpful with my deadly food allergy. I was so grateful to be able to eat safely. They offer many vegan options and gluten-free options. I brought home a bag of their chocolate coconut energy balls. They asked questions and listened patiently, and I ended up ordering the veggie burger, which was possibly the best one I've ever had on a brioche bun. It came with Russian dressing and onions and was delicious. I'm already planning to return for dinner.

In search of vegan dishes I searched Yelp in the Hawthorne NY area and it took me to Sleepy Hollow…read moreNY where I scored big time . Going inside Grass Roots Kitchen was a breath of fresh air. The aesthetics put me in the mind of earth day and such beautiful paintings on the wall and flowers and greenery throughout. Grass Roots Kitchen offers have high tops dining as well as, regular dining, and outside dining. The dining area is pretty large, length wise and beautifully attractive. I ordered the egg and cheese biscuit with the help of the cashier, I didn't get her name and it's on the receipt but I threw it out. Even though this was not a vegan dish, who could pass on a collosal cheese biscuit. The egg was a nice accompaniment to this cheese biscuit also. The lady that gave me the biscuits said, wow! That smells nice. I thought she was giving me a compliment on the order until I sniffed the bag. Normally I don't do well with my sense of smell but, boy oh boy! That was a gooooooood smelling biscuit. And the taste, it tastes so good, it makes you want to slap yo momma. (Don't do it, it just makes you want to slap her.) Needless to say, I really enjoyed this cheese biscuit. In hindsight I guess I could have grabbed a hot drink, maybe next time, and there will be a next time because I told the lady that this was my first time and at the restuarant and I'm new in the area. She said she's looking forward to seeing me again. I'm looking forward to more eats and treats or treats and eats. Whatever it is, just ... Inspire more, Yelp more!

My partner and I were in town for a wedding and wanted a light yet satisfying lunch, knowing we'd…read morehave a late dinner. Fortunately, we came across this place, exactly what we were looking for. They're an organic restaurant that sources all of their ingredients locally. The service was friendly and genuinely welcoming. I had the Morning Bowl, and my partner ordered the Chef's Bowl. You can truly taste the difference when the ingredients are local -- whether roasted, shredded, or raw, everything was delicious! Easily the best veggies I've had in a while. The best part was there was no guilt -- both bowls were perfectly balanced. We also enjoyed a brewed tea, which we learned was made locally as well. This place has no frills when it comes to décor, which fits perfectly with the rustic nature of the food. If we're ever back in the area, we'll definitely go back to the wild radish.

Nice staff and decent food. Vegetarian includes eggs. Husband and his brother loved the Beyond…read moreburger and I enjoyed the veggie bowl. My husband's cousin loved the curry veggies with brown rice. The gluten free bread/toast has no eggs. Small low-key cafe not really any ambiance.

The food is amazing Chef Kevin's creations always a desire to keep coming back and ordering them…read moreagain. Pairings with sauces are delicious. The cocktails and bartenders know how to crystallize an icy layer to top off a dry martini. The service is on point. Ambiance is a cool open space with a second floor where certain trios, musicians come and have shows. In the summer they open the garage glass doors and the first floor space is completely open to the outside, there is still air-conditioning running inside, no worries. Please go and enjoy my friends at Roost. Thanks Maria and Michelle for making our visits very pleasurable.

Everything was good. Only became unenjoyable was when the opened the front wall which would have…read morebeen nice if it was a cool nice day. But it was warm and muggy, which made the dining room warm.

We definitely had a five star experience this evening…read more No surprises, delicious food, friendly service. Everything really tasted great. I ventured a bit today and tried something new - the Tiger Cries specialty. It's marinated and grilled steak served over veggies in a tasty garlic sauce. The steak had good char flavor, complimenting the marinade. I also asked for a chili dipping sauce, which really enhanced the dish. The huge assortment of fresh veggies made it complete for me. Some rice on the side. Really great dish! My son got the Thai fried rice with chicken. Huge platter!! He's a teenager and couldn't even finish it. Beef satay appetizer - always tasty. Duck with chili basil, duck in curry, both also delicious. Plus, you just can't beat the bottles of imported Thai beer for $6. Again, really great dinner. I knew they charge a credit card fee now so I brought cash. Good thing...cause there was a sign on the door upon arrival that said they can only accept cash and Zelle today! ‍

Thai Garden is what's considered a hidden gem! Doesn't seem like much from the outside nor the…read moreinside. Just another Thai restaurant right? With that being said, food was beyond amazing! Makes me upset it took me this long to drop by! Wontons were more like Shumai but no complaints, curry puffs tasted like it was from an Indian restaurant which only means the taste was on point. The chive dumplings?! Bro... don't sleep on these!! They were so effin gooood! YES SO DAMN GOOD. Green curry is always my favorite and I'm glad they didn't disappoint. Broth was spicy, sweet and creamy. Salmon was cooked perfectly and portion size pretty big. Drunken noodles had a nice chew to them, def wasn't over cooked. I would go back just for the damn chive dumplings lol ok maybe a few orders of them! Haha GIVE THEM A TRY!

Best ramen/service/ambiance in town and if you disagree than you're lying and probably evil but all…read moreyour sins will be forgiven if you repent by drinking all their chili sauce; 10/10

I tried the eel bowl (grill eel don) this time and it was a nice alternative from bowls of ramen…read more Decent amount of eel, nothing chewy and tasted great. That said, it doesn't look like the picture on the menu... The rest of my family all got miso ramen bowls and enjoyed them. Consistent preparations here keep customers happy. Bubble teas were also loved by the kids. Service was speedy and attentive. Plenty of seating throughout on a weekday evening. Casual and tasty.

Such a cute little spot ! I order from here often . Great…read morebreakfast & lunch menu, friendly service . I recommend for breakfast is the Shakshooka. The freshly made Hummus is delicious . Great desserts and coffee 10/10.

If you're in the mood for a leisurely experience, indulgent meal, and like a worn (self described…read moreas "cozy" but also overall didn't feel very clean) environment, this spot is for you. A bit of an underwhelming experience though it got off to a good start. Online reservations said the wait was 80-95 minutes. But when we arrived, a reservation was canceled and we were seated right away outdoors. There appeared to be tables available outdoors and indoors so maybe they needed to control the flow for the kitchen staff. Food is "inspired by cafes in Tel Aviv" and is vegetarian and vegan focused. It was a bit pricey (eg., all included breakfast of two pancakes or French toast, eggs, small coffee and toast was $27) and there seemed to be a charge for many things but the overall quality and taste weren't bad. Mostly everything was around 18. The quiche had way more cheese and crust than egg, and the borekas could have had more filling. The shakshuka was very tasty and rich. The egg and cheese on a croissant had a lot of egg; the surcharge on the avocado was a lot compared to the few pieces of avocado you get. They also serve alcohol and the usual coffee and teas. Service was okay and slow, as was the speed of when we got our food and when our water was refilled. We overheard a few tables around us send back food that was burned or otherwise not up to their standards. There are two bathrooms, one of which is cramped. Street parking only and right next to the library.

Food was very good so was the service , fried okra was a little too salty . Fried chicken was juicy…read moreand had a lot of flavor the greens and potato salad were excellent !

I went to My Father's House for their Sunday Jazz Brunch. It is a classy and very welcoming…read moreestablishment that specializes in what I call "soul food." Once seated and prior to ordering, we received a lovely basket of sweet potato muffins and a buttermilk biscuit drizzled with honey. They were absolutely delicious! The very friendly chef came to our table to welcome us, and talk about these special muffins. We were also warmly greeted by the restaurant manager. As for our meal, we had 2 orders of the chicken and waffles, collard greens, and macaroni and cheese. The chicken was hot, crispy, and perfectly seasoned, and the waffles were light and fluffy. The macaroni and cheese was also delicious, but the greens were very heavily salted. Overall, the portions were generous. As for the live entertainment, it perhaps begins later in the afternoon, maybe after 2pm? Our reservation was at 1pm, and the guitarist arrived just as we were finishing our meal. My one critique is the reservation process. The only take reservations by phone, and during the limited hours that they are open. The person with whom I made my reservation made some errors. Fortunately, another staff member contacted me twice the day prior to my reservation to clarify the time and date. Having the ability to use an online reservation platform would have been easier and more accurate.

This really friendly and cute restaurant in Nyack, New York, is located in a welcoming…read morequeer-friendly area. They offer some great vegan options, and the soup was particularly delicious.

Don't be fooled by their low prices, the portions are surprisingly massive! Our most recent visit…read morewas on a bitterly cold day, but their "warm falafel bowl" drove the chills out and warmed us from head to toe :-). There are 7 sauces with enticing names to choose from - 2 come with the order, and from the 3rd on is extra charge. We tried their "smoky nightshade" (roasted eggplant and pepper), "sweet cardamom" and "spicy cilantro" - very impressive, certainly added great flavor to all the ingredients. Our attentive waiter kept checking on us too see if we needed anything else. It's a small and cozy eatery, with artful decorations and antique looking yet comfortable furniture. When I first visited this spot two years ago, I took photos of their interior to send to a friend in Canada, who was preparing to open a small restaurant. She was very much inspired!

The vibe here was great, we sat in the beer garden in the back. The tint of the covering adds a fun…read moreambiance, and the service was quick and friendly. I ordered the Cobb salad, which was very sizable and I appreciated the amount of chicken. The elk burger was also delicious, though the cheese was a bit of an odd texture that seemed to not fully melt.

Much better than average bar food. Unexpected proteins like bison, elk and boar on the specialty…read moreburgers menu. Everything is very tasty and frankly a little hard to decide with so many great options. French fries are A tier. Beer options are S tier. I had a pesto burger which was very good. The table had mussels in a lemon grass broth. Also had a Build Your Own . Service was great. Made a point to highlight weekly specials and made recommendations with enthusiasm! Rustic side room was fine. We lucked out with a couple of crying kids nearby but no biggie. Really like this spot. I'll be back.

Every restaurant technically serves food from farms. Farm-to-table establishments take this one…read morestep further. They're committed to supporting local farms and producers. They're also committed to cutting out the middleman, such as a store, market, or distributor. Located in the heart of Tarrytown on Main Street, we decided to meet up for brunch at Sweet Grass Grill. The reservation was easily made via Yelp. Al fresco seating filled the sidewalks in front of the dog-friendly eatery, and the open door allows chitchat to move freely in and out, creating a lively yet comfortable vibe. Upon entering as first-timers, the wooden bar commands attention, where my partner, his family, and I were greeted by the staff. The bar top is made from a slab of wood salvaged from a single fallen oak tree on the Rockefeller Preserve. We got a cozy table at the front window inside a bright, airy interior with earthy accent colors. Their menu features rustic New American cuisine with many vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options that change with the seasons. We decided on the Veggie Buffalo "Wings" with a side of fries, the Grass-Fed Cheeseburger, the Mushroom "Cheesesteak," and Maine Mussels. Complimentary vegan banana bread started our meal. Every dish at our table was cooked to perfection, beautifully presented and full of flavor. Reasonable price, and the service was attentive, warm, genuinely welcoming, and patient. Our server was Terence. Voted Best of Westchester, it was a wonderful experience, and we can't wait for a repeat performance.

Our family dined here for brunch and our server was so attentive. A clean bathroom and an outdoor…read moredining area. Parking can be a bit tricky to find so make sure to get there plenty of time. I LOVE a diverse vegetarian and vegan options and this place has it! Definitely recommend!