Homegrown

Upon entering, no one said hello or good morning... just nothing . Good thing I had my glasses on to see that you ordered from a kiosk. I put my order in and showed my husband how it works he wasn't as happy to try something new, the kiosk or a sandwich. Order didnt take too long we parked in the load and unload area Once we got our order I could smell it through the bag , Hubs wasn't sure said he didn't like that "type" of bread but literally after one bite he was in heaven he raved and raved about the bread being so soft , the egg so so perfect and said he would definitely pick this spot for a breakfast sandwich again. I had the bacon , turkey lettuce, and avocado, and it was scrumptious. I don't mind using the kiosk, but I can guarantee had my husband been by himself he would of walked out without that sandwich and it would of been because he was not acknowledge upon entering as a guest and was not given instructions on how to use the kiosk. Now that he knows he may return ..I'm not sure how many times without hearing a hello or good morning or some kind of thanks for deciding to spend his $$ at the establishment

The Sonoran Bowl was great! Very tasty with complex flavors. I was happily surprised with how good it was. My mistake was not calling in my order in advance. It was busy at noon and took 30 minutes to get my food. Definitely worth the wait though.

No one at the counter to help with order, you place the order yourself and they have the audacity to ask for a tip. Side salad comes with half a tablespoon of the thickest dressing possible meaning it’s impossible to coat the whole salad. $35 for two half sandwich with salad meals. Absolutely not worth it.

The food is great - the chicken sandwiches are my favorites, and I love how they have gluten-free and dairy-free options. The only problem with Homegrown is how they seem to have trouble getting my orders right. I've ordered takeout 3 times in the past 3 months and two of them were incorrect - once I ordered a steak bowl with no onions and received a veggie bowl full of onions and no steak. And when I ordered the chicken sandwich on gluten-free bread, I received a vegetarian sandwich on a baguette. I know they're busy during lunch and I do my best to order in advance or go in a bit later to avoid the rush hour. But it's an assembly line with systems in place to minimize human error, so I would expect to receive my orders right at least the majority of the time. Also, there are always multiple orders on the counter so it's not feasible for me to open the bag and unwrap the sandwich every single time to check if it's the right one, and it's aggravating to have to go back and wait for a new one, or eat something that I don't want/like or that could potentially make me sick. I honestly hope Homegrown improves their service so customers can trust the product they receive.

Yum! My first time having this mini chain. I ordered the Spicy Braised Tofu. It’s nice to see clearly marked vegan or veggie options on the menu. Makes it easy for those with a plant based diet. Veggies cooked just right and also the dressing is really tasty. It was super simple to order and was ready so quick. Only downside is that it is takeaway only - no bowls or plates to eat in. Not exactly sustainable when you can have an option to dine in and not use take away materials.

Kiosk ordering. Perfect for grabbing lunch on a break in the work day, food is good and quick to get. Decent portions but not especially cheap.

Unfortunately, I've had multiple instances where I ordered veg sandwiches from Home Grown, but each time they were prepared incorrectly with non-vegetarian ingredients. This inconsistency is disappointing and makes it difficult to trust their service. I hope they take more care to ensure accurate orders in the future

Just went here to get an egg fried power bowel. I paid extra for avocado and it wasn’t in the bowl. Tipped as well. Do better. Only like 10 potatoes.

I always get the chicken pesto and it's really good, always after the right temperature and taste too. The coffee is good though I'm not sure if it's me or if the coffee gets cold fast. Either way, the service there is good since I once messed up my own order, the staff was busy but they will patient with me and helped me out.

Honestly I love this place. Such easy grab and go type food and I always get the soup and half sandwich combo. Love the pastrami and the soups are usually something I really like. The service is always really nice but you have to be careful you're ordering from the right homegrown location. I haven't tried much other than soup and sandwiches but I'm always happy with that combo.

***Quick Digital Service, Outdoor/Indoor Seating, Decently Sized Bowl*** We came here craving something fresh and green and Homegrown did just that. You order through a digital touch screen. It was super easy and quick. The indoor area was fairly warm and I wish they kept the door closed to retain the a/c. However they had outdoor seating which was much cooler. The matcha chicken bowl was delicious and filling.

Since Homegrown replied, I reached out to them & had a pleasant interaction during which, they did a good job of making this right. As such, I'll give them another try & will Post an update with my experience. Thanks for trying and making this right, Homegrown!

The egg sandwiches are on point. The staff is friendly when you pick up your order. The ambiance recharges me to tackle the next part of my day, whether morning or afternoon.

Good takeout lunch from here. Self-ordering is relatively easy once you get the hang of it. I was pleasantly surprised by my Matcha Chicken Avocado bowl. It was larger than I expected, tasty, and quite filling. The other two in my group ordered the chicken pesto sandwiches and seemed to enjoy them as well. It's not necessarily the cheapest takeout food....a bowl, two sandwiches, and three bottles of water for $63 including tip, but at least the meal was good.

Despite the price, I really appreciate the quality of food at Homegrown. But the management of orders is ridiculous. My online preorder of a simple salad is already 30 mins late. They're offering refunds to people because of the ridiculous wait. They really need to shut down the DoorDash orders during the lunch rush here and prioritize those ordering directly. No one can afford to wait an extra 35+ mins when they're expecting a fast pickup. And if it IS going to take that long, notify us ahead of time.

Fix the online ordering queue. It said my food would be ready at 11:50, and it didn't come out until 12:30. I was among like 30 other people who were packed into the restaurant waiting for way too long. I saw a coast guard employee who had to leave without her food so she could get back to work on time. 40 minutes late is just ridiculous.

Put a large order in online and love that they called back. They were very thorough, detailed, and helpful. We had a couple of GF, vegan folks so they wanted to make extra sure all details were correct. I loved the customer service here. Super friendly, super on top of it. Everyone loved the food and the GF/vegan folks were also happy with their food. Had no issues or food reactions. Would def order from them again in the future.

This place has amazing food. Always taste fresh. It's a wonderful lunch option for those of us who work downtown with limited options around!

Cobb salad with fried egg, dry turkey, soggy greens, sour tomatoes. Inedible and typical of my Homegrown experience. I only eat the food because my office orders it.

I work around the area so this is a convenient sandwich option. The salads are more flavorful than other nearby options and the sandwiches are decent. I often order the steak sandwich, but the food is too expensive for the amount of food and flavor. The ambience fits the restaurant well and the workers are very polite. 3.5 Stars: would be higher if the food were more affordable.

way over priced. portions are very small we order a full sandwich. we got a half. emplo did not try to correct

Needing a hearty vegan breakfast before a big day professionally, I stumbled out of my hotel and over to Homegrown. First impressions are important, and they knock it out the park. Everyone I encountered, from the woman behind the counter to the guy walking by to refill napkins personally said good morning to me! I just felt welcome and warm there, a surprise for an inner downtown core business. My food was exceptional! I chose the coconut chia porridge bowl, and it was delicious. It was also very filling, which was important for the long morning ahead. I can see myself returning to Homegrown when I am in Seattle. Two thumbs up!

Delicious salad place in downtown Seattle. I've been to this restaurant in Capitol Hill and was pleasantly surprised to find it downtown. I went early around 11am and beat the crowds. The cashier guy was so nice, friendly and helpful when I was trying to use the self service kiosk and decide which salad to get. I normally get the chicken matcha salad that I love but today he talked me into the steak salad. It was delicious and had quite the kick in the dressing. I did tell them I'm dining in so I got the compostable paper bowl and real metal silverware. I wish I would've gotten a washable bowl.

I had never heard of this place nor seen Homegrown before but one day my office manager asked what I wanted from here and I was like, "uhh... let me go check out their menu and see what peaks my interest!" Not even five seconds later, there was one item that caught my eye instantly! Anything with the words "pesto" in it, you know I'm down for it! I couldn't even make it down 2 scrolls on their website without having already decided I wanted the Chicken Pesto sandwich! Before I changed my mind, I immediately let my manager know but I secretly stayed on their menu to browse some more. I was content with what I ordered and I awaited my sandwich. One of my coworkers was vegetarian and they actually got his order completely wrong (He ordered the Spicy Braised Tofu salad but ended up getting a Sonoran with the grass-fed steak AND the tofu...) Unfortunately, he was unable to eat it and passed it to my other manager and me! Another man's loss is another's gain. I mean, I can't let good food go to waste! Especially being a Yelper, I want to try more than one item when I go somewhere anyways so it gave me a chance to try more! I literally took a bite, stared at my manager, and was like, "are you sure this is a salad??? because it's so flavorful and hearty!" My mind couldn't process the fireworks going on in my mouth! I totally scarfed down that entire sandwich (mind you I'm a petite girl and barely can finish half a sandwich) but dang, it was so good I ate the whole thing. It might sound weird but we ended up saving the salad for the next day since our sandwiches got us pretty full but the reason I mention this is because that salad was a day old and it still tasted fresh and was not soggy at all! Since this is near my new workplace, I'm excited to try out their other menu items!

In a city where you can get lunch for less than $10, Homegrown is on the pricier side. However, the freshness and taste of the ingredients is in every bite. The location of this place is at the corner of a busy street in the same building of the Wells Fargo bank. Honestly, without the Yelp outside pictures I would have struggled to find this place as there were multiple escalators blocked off leading to this place. Upon entry no one turned to greet you because staff was too busy prepping the food. There were two iPads for ordering and nowadays with Covid I am seeing this as the normal way to do business. Everything was quick with no lines and the menu was easy to navigate with pictures. It was not long before my Cobb salad and chicken cranberry sandwich was ready. I love how this place really does made to order efficiently. The salad and sandwiches were both warm and neatly packaged. The Cobb salad was packed with a mix of fresh lettuce, chopped up fried egg, chunks of cooked bacon and peppered with cheese and tomatoes..this lunch was definitely healthy and delicious. The sandwich had chicken salad and cranberry sauce piled into a warm ciabatta type of bread...this was a perfect balance not at all soggy. This lunch was shared by three people and it was very satisfying. I will definitely return to try their other offerings!

Ooooh this place is dangerous for my bank account, yall. One of my worksites is near here and it's just too easy to get a quality meal made me quality ingredients (farm to table). First of all, the staff is super chill and friendly. They greeted me immediately when I walked in right at open (7am). But, what really got me, was their self-serve kiosk. My introvert/social anxiety ridden self jumps for joy inside. It was super user friendly. I ordered breakfast and lunch for myself for the day. It came to about $28 with tip. Not toooo terrible in my opinion for two meals. Well, three actually since I only ate half my lunch sandwich and am saving it for dinner. Win! I got the Two-Fried Eggs bowl for breakfast and got the Pastrami Sandwich for my lunch later. Both dishes were packed with flavor! I love bowls and anything with potatoes so that was an easy choice for me. I ordered my eggs cooked medium and they were perfect. I loved how thick the pickles were in my sandwich, and it held together really well through out the day. It was hard to choose a sandwich. They have such yummy sounding options. I will definitely be back! But hopefully I'm not tempted too often since it's a little pricey. Overall, great service, user friendly ordering (kiosk and online pickup!), and tasty food made with great ingredients. You can't go wrong.

I think I just found my new favorite salad place!!! It's also within walking distance from my work place so it's perfect! I've had the Matcha Avocado Chicken Bowl (without grains and extra avocado) & Farmstead Cobb Bowl (with avocado). Both salad bowls were delicious and fresh. Service is great! The workers try their best to be as efficient as possible. Service around lunch time is more than likely going to be quite a wait. Be sure to order online ahead of time to try and cut time. Also, I prefer to come in slightly after the lunchtime rush (about 1:15ish-2ish). This cuts waiting times significantly! I've heard they have great sandwiches, but I haven't tried any since I'm currently doing a low carb diet. Maybe when I'm done, I would give it a try!! Btw the smell of freshly toasted sandwiches are delectable. Overall, service and food are top notch! Highly recommend.

Last time I went in I was disturbed by the lack of plant based options, but especially for a savory breakfast. Despite being "homegrown," most of the menu contains animal products. This is truly in conflict with their attempted image as a healthy, locally sourced business. By eliminating animal products from the menu they could put their money where our mouths are at trying to stop climate change.

Homegrown is your farm to table, fast-casual artisan restaurant with great ingredients. Aside from the delicious food, my one gripe comes down to its price. I was satisfied by both the pastrami and steak sandwich, but at the end of the day, you're paying a hefty premium for the upped quality of ingredients. If you're in the area and looking for a healthy and satisfying bite, I would still recommend you try one of those two sandwiches!

Delicious salads and bowls now. This place used to be primarily sandwiches, which my husband loved but I only found so-so, but lately their bowls and salads have wowed me. Super fresh and filling. The salad greens they use are really hearty and unique. Some might find them too fibrous but I like the crunch to them and the fact they hold up well if I have any leftovers. Great toppings including their grilled chicken, fresh avocado and cheeses. Their dressings are really great. I have used them a lot for Mealpal and really love their Cobb salad and Southwest steak salad. Most of my review are based on these two meals alone.

It's a little tough to find, the address is 3rd Ave, but its on the 2nd Ave side, the backside of the Wells Fargo building. Came here before 11:30am because the lunch crowd in this area is hungry and makes every place I go to a long wait. Checked out the menu and decided to get the Chicken Pesto Sandwich, it was pretty good, nice roasted chicken, good amount of pesto, had some tasty roasted red peppers and spinach. It was nicely made, get an option to choose a bread (only 2 options: French or Whole Grain), the size of the sandwich was a little smaller than I anticipated. For over $12 for a whole sandwich, I would think it would be bigger in size. I get the ingredients are organic etc, but still....it's a bit pricey. If you want to combo it up with a drink, you are pushing closer to $20 lunch plateau. My mom wouldn't want me to pay that much for a sandwich, so I wont be telling her. Overall, the sandwich was tasty so I may come back once in a while to try some others or check their salads. It's a nice looking shop, clean, staff was friendly and the wait for your food wasn't too long when I came in.

Not really my go to spot. But my significant other loves this place. They're food seem basic to me and they salad bowls aren't really my taste. I sure do know that this place is healthy tho.

There's just something about the Spicy Braised Tofu Bowl that I love. Maybe it's the overly generous sriracha drizzle that makes my mouth burn but is excellent, or maybe it's the properly cooked tofu that helps me get my protein fix. Or maybe it's because the bowl has a ton of food and can stretch as a lunch+snack. I can't figure out why I like it so much, but the Spicy Braised Tofu Bowl is a lunch go-to for me. I haven't tried anything else on their menu because I love the Tofu Bowl, but I really should at some point. Delicious tofu, fresh vegetables, and a little kick to keep you awake in the afternoon. This location gets super crowded. I usually order online, which is supposed to be faster, but sometimes they are crazily backed up and I've waited almost 15 minutes there after pick-up time. Not ideal, but the downtown lunch rush brings long lines everywhere in the area. Will keep coming back for more of that Spicy Braised Tofu Bowl, yum.

Been here twice. Taken them both to go. A bit on the pricey side for a lunch. This Homegrown is in the Wells Fargo building. I've ordered: - turkey cranberry sandwich add avo $18 - beet salad with a cup of soup $16 You're paying for the organic food. It's not bad food. It's not the most amazing thing I've ever had either. Good concept though. You can also order online.

We eat here every time we visit Asheville to hike. It is delicious and local. My favorite is the chicke. Sandwich or the trout

Reliable salad and sandwiches for work lunch meetings. They're a bit pricey but the source is organic and sustainable. I can get behind that. I especially liked their cobb salad (hold the bleu cheese) and their special Brussel sprouts sandwich. Those were tasty and healthy tasting. If you order online, you won't be able to order soups and certain sides, but their catering bundles are quite convenient.

This salad is horrible I don't eat bacon and there's fried egg instead of hard boiled eggs for $17.98 it's not worth it never again

I'm not sure what Homegrown changed or why the last two of my Bacon egg and cheese sandwiches include eggs that are over cooked. Today I even asked for lightly cooked eggs, yet they are practically hard boiled. Booo The rest of the sandwich was delicious with the garlic aioli but the eggs should be a tad runny

Great food here! I love the smoked pastrami. Great salad and soups also. However, I have watched this company increase its prices over the past year or so to the point where a healthy sandwich is now unaffordable for most people in WA State. Their full, smoked pastrami now costs almost $13 ($12.95). Their full, grass-fed steak sandwich is almost $14 (13.95). A sandwich, coffee, and a cookie will set you back almost $20. Earlier this year they cut the portion sizes, reduced the sandwich size, and increased the costs at the same time. I called them and they justified their cost increase saying the cost of business increased. Maybe it did, but it always does. Does that mean someday they are going to have $100 sandwiches? I write this review not because I don't like them, but rather because I love their food, but can hardly afford it anymore and want people to know what to expect before they come here. I just watched a family of four walk in, look at the prices and walk out. In my humble opinion they are putting profits ahead of affordability and placing healthy food outside the reach of less fortunate people and people who don't make six figures. I know it is their right to price their food however they want, but it's my right to voice my concern for middle class folk.

I'm not too familiar with this area of Downtown Seattle and have been trying to find new lunch spots. Thanks to the recommendation of my team, I came across Homegrown! :) I was a little confused trying to find the shop at first. If you're coming from Fourth Ave., you can go through (or around the patio) of the Wells Fargo building and take the escalators down. I only found out because I had a friend show me. :P Such a cute shop! Very clean and bright, I love their bar seating and giant windows. There seems to be a good mix of people eating at Homegrown and taking their orders to-go. If you do decide to take it to-go, they give you a cute, little paper bag for your order. :) My coworker recommended the Turkey, Bacon & Avocado sandwich, which turned out to be SO freakin' good! As everyone mentions, expect a slightly pricier lunch (think $12+). Buuuuuut, I think it's nice to treat yourself on occasion. ;)

This was a good option for breakfast. It was easy to find at a well-trafficked intersection. The format was walk-up-and-order and the menu featured several interesting choices. I opted for the Braised Greens and Avocado Breakfast Bowl, which was quite delicious and rather unique. They also served Stumptown coffee, which is one of my favorite providers. As such, I got an Americano to go with my breakfast, which made a satisfying accompaniment. I found the service to be rather friendly and efficient. My order was prepared fairly quickly allowing me to stay on my morning schedule. The facility had a small but pleasant eating area, which provided a good spot to enjoy my meal. The final cost for my bowl and coffee, plus a small tip, was $15. I thought this was a good value and I would not hesitate to try this place again if the opportunity was presented.

Matcha Chicken salad is amazing. I'm sure other things are good too, but I haven't had the desire to switch from my original order. Add bacon. You're welcome.

They recently redid their menu and it's so good! The bowls are awesome, sandwiches are good, lots of vegetarian options. It's a little pricey but in line with the average for downtown Seattle lunch.

I love Homegrown's sandwiches, especially the pastrami! It's one of my favorites. The food is a bit pricey though and the store is constantly busy, so I usually order ahead for pickup on their website. A wonderful lunch spot -- I'll definitely come again!

The worst service ever! I called to complain about my sandwich. They put hella greens on my sandwich after I ask for LIGHT. The guy who answered the phone told me "oh well you can take them off" as if I didn't pay $16 for a sandwich for them to make. I got one tiny piece of bacon for my sandwich and was told "depending on the size of the sandwich we put one or two". There's more avocado than anything! I spoke with the manager she literally did apologize or anything! Just asked what she could do for me! I can not make this up, they have the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE. When I walked in no one even said a word! Never spend your money here, they don't deserve it .

I really want to like Homegrown more than I do, but their prices and services are becoming out of wack. The Homegrown concept is great, and the food is usually pretty good, but Homegrown falls short in pricing. $8.45 for a HALF turkey sandwich. But the kicker was the service. I came in the morning, and not one person in front or back of my order, but I waited 12 minutes. The woman who rang me even said "I'll get right on making your sandwich" - then made herself her own sandwich and ate it next to me. I continued to wait and another employee sat down and ate his sandwich. I now see no one making sandwiches. But continued to wait and eventually it arrived...more than 10 mins after I ordered. There are literally no customers in your store - why the wait for an almost $9 mini sandwich? The price and wait just aren't worth it.

Went here while visiting and wanted a quick salad. This place has yummy sustainable salads which are yummy. I do wish a little less dressing was put on but that's ok. Price and convenience were good. Hot the spot. I believe the last time I was there we had a breakfast sandwich which was yummy too. I'd go back in a pinch!

This place is great! I was visiting from out of town and relied on Yelp to help me locate a lunch spot. Specifically was craving a chicken sandwich. Homegrown was highly rated and it did not disappoint! I had the chicken pesto sandwich and it was delicious!! I highly recommend this place.

Outstanding sandwiches. This was a fast and easy visit and everyone enjoyed all the sandwiches. We got the turkey and avocado and bacon egg and cheese on whole grain and a ham and cheese on French bread. Very good, light sandwiches. Only thing I noticed is that this place appears to be located incorrectly on the map. The entrance I found was at 2/Marion. Maybe there's a secret entrance but it doesn't appear to be in the right place on the Yelp map. I'll let someone know.

I frequently stop at the Bellevue location of Homegrown and was excited to find a downtown Seattle store. The sandwiches and salads are fresh and made with quality locally sourced ingredients. The menu changes seasonally. Everything is made to order. They have many gluten-free and paleo friendly options. There is more seating space than in Bellevue, but still tight. It was a warm summer day when we visited, and they didn't seem to have good venting. It was starting to get humid inside. We should have taken our food to go and found a spot somewhere outside to eat. Their coffee here is tasty. The prices are equivalent to other fresh locally sourced lunch places in Seattle. The food and service here are just as good as the Bellevue location.

This store routinely closes before their posted closing time. Super frustrating. If they want to close at 2:45 they should just change their posted hours to reflect that. They also don't mix in salad dressing if you place your order close to to closing time. I eat here a lot and I like their food, but it seems like their employees are mostly concerned with getting home early.

We were visiting and went here based on reviews. It was a hike up the hill from our hotel, but well worth it. Quality food and self service register. Got the avocado, egg, cheese sandwich and it did not disappoint.

Homegrown is located in the 999 3rd Avenue Plaza but the front door to the restaurant is on 3rd and Marion. Boy, how good is a 1/2 sandwich + soup combo on a rainy, gloomy January day in Seattle? Yesterday and today I purchased this combination meal and each time the food was perfect. The za'tar smashed chickpea sandwich has a little kick to it (think zesty more than spicy) and today's chicken pesto sandwich was to die for. I do not have any dietary restrictions but I have noticed that Homegrown offers gluten-free bread for each of their sandwiches and even sorts their interactive menu (you order at a kiosk) by gluten- and dairy-free options, as well as vegetarian and vegan if you wish. The food is always 5 stars here and although there is not much staff-patron interaction they do seem pleasant.

This is one of those rare comments where like ... there's nothing negative to say?! Amazing food, terrific prices I think for the quality of the food, and the service is amazing! I didn't realize this was in my building I work at. I'm totally gonna start coming all the time. The workers are so nice and friendly and the food is delicious.

I had a horrible experience with customer service. The other day I placed an online order using their website, I viewed the list of stores I could place an order with and selected the first one that popped up because said it was the closest to me. I enjoy their website because I'm usually in a rush at lunch for work and it lets you know the time of pick up when your food will be ready. So I made my way two blocks over to the store I had placed my order at many times before and waited to hear my name be called. 20-30 mins go by and the lady who was calling out orders was kind enough to ask me what my name was so she could help me search for my order. I told her and she looked up my name and didn't see my name in the system. I looked back at my email and realised I had placed an order at the wrong location. So I was in a rush and had to place another order at the current location I was at and they got me the food quickly and let me know if I called I could get a refund for the order I placed by accident at the wrong location. So today I called to get a refund so I wasn't spending $31 on one bowl. They let me know that they do not refund for ordering at the wrong store by mistake because the food was made. They said I would have had to realise it that day and called. But I wouldn't have known I made that mistake until after the food was made regardless because I always show up at the time it says the food was prepared so I could quickly grab and go back to my job. So with that logic, no matter what they wouldn't give me a refund because I would have had to realise my mistake before I was standing in the store to grab my food. The customer service person was rude towards the end and when he could hear the frustration in my voice at the end he hung up on me without saying anything. This was a lose lose situation for me and upsetting because I've been a loyal customer at the downtown location for years. I wish they were more understanding and had a better refund policy. Very disappointed.

Homegrown is basically a Seattle version of Specialty's (based in SF) or Panera (STL). It's shtick is they allegedly farm a "portion" of their seasonal dishes and they "educate" the mass-producing farmers (from whom they buy permanent menu item ingredients) in the art of sustainable farming. I read this info on their website. I'm not entirely sure if this is just a fluffed-up marketing ploy (Oh, how you speak to my millennial sense of urgency and righteousness!) or if it's legit. Either way, their food and prices are on par with their competitors. The staff at this location is almost ridiculously upbeat and friendly.... a bit alarming in the pre-work hours of the morning, but I guess a touch of joy and humanity isn't a bad thing...

The higher income tier may be able to swing this more often but it's definitely an occasional good stop for breakfast or lunch (+ line). I've had the wild(?) lox sandwich for breakfast and the pork one, I thnk, for lunch. Both had great taste and tasted fresh. Lunch can be a line's worth, FYI, all curious to try it out and/or current fans. I think the cost is in the food, the concept and this big corner location. Am willing to try everything else... I think coffee drinks are coming soon. This is a nice space but better finishes in some spots (see: flat black), I think, could've helped show more character.

Walked in for a delicious late-day sandwich but was served much more... ...I got to listen to the words of a song called "Plain Jane" by an artist called A$AP Ferg. After the 10th or possibly 25th time I heard the N word spewing like sewage from the overhead speakers, I knew I had to say something. I pulled up the lyrics on my phone and proceeded to read them VERBATIM and OUTLOUD to the "manager." Now horrified (but not before, when the music was actually blaring into the dining room), she stuttered an apology and added "I told them to turn it down." Not "that was inappropriate" but rather "turn it down." I'll save you the exchange that ensued but my point was as follows: don't bother with the fair-trade, sustainably-grown, locally-sourced and organic blah-blah if you think it's ok to play this kind of music in any restaurant. Google the lyrics. See for yourself.