Blue Dog Cafe

The juices are so delicious. The grapefruit juice is make with fresh grapefruits. The salad is a good size and filled to the brim. I don't know if I would consider this a Greek salad but still good flavoring. On time delivery.

Ordered the tuna melt and the Endless sunshine juice. The tuna melt was not cheesy enough for my liking. It also had mayo on it; if mixing mayo and cheese is your thing, this is the sandwich for you. I ordered the tuna melt because it had avocado on it and I find this adds an unexpected savoriness to the sandwich. 4 stars. The juices at blue dog are always fresh and delicious. Will definitely order again.

I went because of the reviews but left wanting more. The place is cozy and not super attentive with refilling drinks. But that's pretty typical for the area. The real issue was the food. I had seen many great reviews but no one in my party really enjoyed their food. I had the pumpkin french toast and it was basically a huge piece of bread with probably 1/4 cup of pumpkin just plopped on top.

I've been to Blue Dog twice and both times the food was expensive but completely delicious. I had the poached shrimp wrap today and was blow away by how fresh, delicious, and full of shrimp it was. Beyond impressed! Also, lightning fast friendly service. I'll be back when I'm feeling flush, it's pricey but good.

Do not come here. I bought a banana smoothie and it was okay at first but then an hour later threw it all up! They probably didn't check their milk expiration date and that got me sick. The cafe is a nice place but they don't check their products.

Initially, I came here for the juices, which I really like. I recommend the Heaven juice; it smells funky but it tastes awesome. I recently tried the food here and was really pleased. I'm a vegetarian, and although this wasn't the most vegetarian place around, it did have several options for me to choose from. I recommend the portabella sandwich - it had plenty of mushrooms and they were very well done.

In NYC to see Clapton at MSG last September. Sorry for delay in review. Two of us looking for a place near the subway for a quick breakfast. Saw Blue Dog Kitchen & Bar on the map, decent reviews, gave it a try. The restaurant is tucked back along the outside of the metrohub, and is quite small. Seating was quick, if we sat at the bar. We opted to do that, and were squeezed in between two other customers, our seats are awkwardly small, and there is no knee room under the bar edge to allow you to get close enough to eat comfortably. Our server was the bartender, took our drink orders, and food orders promptly. The coffee was very tasty, our order included the charred cauliflower, a breakfast burrito & the crabcake eggs benedict. They move food out of the kitchen quickly, only a 7 minute wait for our food to come. The crab cake on the eggs benedict was well flavored, but kind of mushy, without a well defined crispness on the outer crust. The amount of hollandaise was just about perfect, enough to taste it, but not so much as to drown the rest of the Benedict. The major downside to this dish was the stale English Muffin. About one-third of the outside edge was so hard it couldn't be cut with a knife easily. Some of the home fries were a bit crispy, or tough, but they were tasty and seasoned well. Be aware they have onions and peppers in them, if that's not your preferred, avoid them. I was skeptical of a breakfast burrito without meat, but this one was very nicely done. The asparagus was fresh, as were the mushrooms, and the scrambled eggs inside were very light and fluffy, with a substantial portion of egg. We both agreed, however, that the standout menu item was the charred cauliflower. A cast iron skillet, about 5 inches across, filled to the top with pieces of cauliflower. Nicely charred, lightly salted, just a perfect addition to the meal. I've never had roasted vegetables for breakfast, I discovered I'm a fan. Service was excellent, the food was okay, and one menu item blue us both away (see what i did there? 😉) with its simplicity yet well prepared quality. This would be a decent place to return to, but given the Flop on the crab benedict, we can only give it three out of five

The sandwiches, including those of the breakfast variety, are delicious. The fresh pressed juices and smoothies are likewise great. The salads and wraps can be hit or miss, and the baked goods are not terribly impressive. Unfortunately, all of these items are absurdly expensive.