I was in the area for a training class (literally next door) and was searching for something tasty, yet nearby.
A classmate ate there on our first day of class so he was raving about the wide selection of sandwiches and salads and that you can order online and pick up your order to save some time.
I visited their shop several times over 4 days :) It was that good and had a huge choice of options, so I was able to order something different each time.
If you ordered online, you can walk right up the cash register counter area and look for your name and grab your bag and go!
If you order onsite, you'll split into a Salad line and a Sandwich line. Each item is made by hand so you may have a bit of a wait for your sandwich, but it's so worth it!
My overall favorite was their Pork Meatball Banh Mi with sriracha mayo, pickled onion, cilantro, shredded carrots. Their meatballs are actually a flatter patty so the toppings, nor the meatballs get pushed out while you're eating (all banh mi's should be made this way)!! It's also available as a vegan option with grilled tofu and sweet chili sauce. All sandwiches are wrapped and cut in half, and a large pickle is included in the box.
For my second visit, I chose the Hearty Farro bowl (and doubled up the farro instead of the kale) and added chicken. It was so flavorful but since they shake the bowls and salads, the beet juice turned all the farro a pretty burgundy :) This is full of cucumber, roasted beets, spicy broccoli, crushed honey roasted almonds, roasted sweet potato, red onion, and tossed in roasted sesame dressing. My only complaint was there was way too much raw red onion, so if I order this again, I'll ask for half the portion of onion.
I created a custom bowl for my flight home that could sit in the fridge and be carried around the airport. I started with their japchae (Korean sweet potato noodles) and brown rice, then added sweet potatoes, spicy broccoli, toasted walnuts, goat cheese, roasted carrots, then had it tossed with both the curry and sesame dressings. I substituted the brown rice for the greens and the first 4 items after that are free, then you pay for each additional topping, plus option protein.
I also stopped by during our first break to try one of their breakfast sandwiches, and again, was not disappointed! I picked the Sage Sauage and Egg - house made sausage, scramble egg, maple honey sauce, gruyere cheese and frisee (which i had removed) on a soft brioche bun. The combination of the maple sauce and the savory sausage and egg was amazing!!!
It's a good thing this shop is not in Tulsa or I would be broke....
Go for lunch, grab a sandwich or two, maybe an extra salad for dinner and you will definitely not be disappointed. read more