The Wholesome Table BGC

Nestled in a beautiful area of BGC, Wholesome Table offers an inviting retreat with its aesthetically pleasing ambiance. The combination of elegant indoor decor and a cozy outdoor setup creates a perfect spot for a relaxing meal, whether you’re dining solo or with loved ones. The staff truly elevate the experience. Their warm smiles, accommodating demeanor, and genuine enthusiasm made me feel welcomed and well-cared for throughout my visit. I started with their grass-fed beef burger, and it was nothing short of amazing. The patty tasted clean, fresh, and of the highest quality, while the soft, perfectly toasted buns held everything together seamlessly. The sauce, with its oozing deliciousness and subtle tang, added just the right kick to this simple yet flavorful dish. The accompanying fries were fried to perfection, crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, rounding out a satisfying meal. For drinks, I ordered a hot latte and a chocolate shake. While the latte fell a bit short—it wasn’t as full-bodied as I’d hoped and leaned on the watery side—the chocolate shake was a delightful treat, rich and satisfying. Overall, Wholesome Table delivers on its promise of wholesome, high-quality food in a gorgeous setting. While the latte could use some improvement, the exceptional service and the standout burger made it an experience worth revisiting. I’m looking forward to exploring more of their menu soon!

Every dish was incredibly good, and well-balanced. A lot of gluten free dishes, including some Filipino food revisited. Staff knows about gluten free options and celiac disease, didn’t get sick after any meal eaten here. The menu includes vegetarian, vegan, nut-free and dairy-free options, it’s the perfect restaurant for dietary restrictions in Manila

on the upper floor in BGC high street amidst many japanese restaurants this is one of the better burgers I've had in a while : they toast the bun just right. 1.8K for 2 w drinks

Have been going to this branch for years- definitely my comfort food and go-to restaurant. ❤️ Staff is always super attentive despite how busy they get. Usually get a poke bowl but tried the grilled cheese + tomato soup this time around- was not disappointed! Weirdly though the pumpkin soup wasn’t as good as it usually is- quite watery this time around.

My personal comfort food from this restaurant is the pan roasted cedar salmon—always my go-to! The vibe is lovely too, my favorite place to enjoy a solo meal. I also really enjoyed the torched salmon bowl, truffle mushroom risotto, and Margharita pizza. Will keep on coming back of course!!!

Belated happy birthday dinner celebration with my Wife's birthday together with my family and with our feline baby cat. The restaurant was pet friendly so we didn't had a problem with that. The serving time was fair enough. Their service was good, no problem with that either. Food was fantastic. I loved their truffle pasta & fries, salad and the drinks. Pricey but worth it! Recommended place for dinner out with family or couples because of the aesthetic design, minimalist design, quiet, and the cozy ambiance inside. Overall it was a nice experience with my family. Will definitely come back again soon for some other dish to try.

Their Torched Salmon Bowl is still the single best bowl of food I have ever tasted in my life. Would always go back here for it, highly recommended. Not sure about the other food but I love this so much.

Accessible location, cozy ambience. The music was quite loud when we were there. Busy, to think it was a Wednesday. Good choices though some in the menu were not available.

This is a five star place for sure. I've tried 7-8 things on the menu and it's all great. And the wine list is top notch. Even better is the service. Kath, the hostess, remembered my name the second time I came here - andcevery time since! All the servers - Mackey, Jay Ar, Ryan, Eeeno - are super attentive and can explain all the great food options. I met the manager, Arman, tonight and he must be a fantastic guy to have such a great crew. I really love coming here and am looking forward to many great experiences.

-2 for the awful service, we got here lunch time and seated outside as it was already full inside. Nobody was assigned outside and we really had to make an effort just to get the staffs to look at us, others seated outside had the same inconvenience. I enjoyed the keto latte though, salad was ordinary, meatloaf was good and the pumpkin soup was decent. I'd give it another shot, next time to be seated inside.

Tons of healthy options for you to pick, I had the salad and grass fed meat balls for protein. Service friendly however hey don't follow up nice they have completed your order. I think it's the way it is in the Philippines. You have to raise you arm and flagged them down to get service. Not everything was available, coconut juice was out so I got something else which is equally good. Would try other offerings on the menu.

I love that this place has vegan options. I had the mushroom paella and it was super tasty. Some of their dishes were smaller portions like their holiday chicken. They also have half price baked goods at night. If you like something that's organic and tasty, then wholesome table is the place to check out

I'm extremely happy my husband and I decided to eat here on our last night in the Philippines. The decor and ambiance is our kind of style--rustic. All the food is organic, but don't let that fool you, we are very full! This is a must-try when you are in Bonifacio Global City! A little tip: the description says it's a breakfast&brunch place, but they only serve breakfast on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

Good and real healthy: you can actually have the best of both worlds. The Wholesome Table is designed with lovely rustic interiors. Earth colors are emphasized with the use of wooden frames and dried grains as table center piece. There is a set-up of indoor trees and hanging plants. Even the powder room is crafted beautifully. The ambience is reflective of the kind of food they serve. There is an immense selection of healthy food from poke bowls, gluten-free waffles, avocado toasts, and more. Source of the ingredients are all natural. Meats are derived from grass-fed cows and poultry are of free-range. This intricacies defined the price point of the menu. Found comfort in the Burrata Cheese with grape tomatoes on top. The bowl of cheese is flavoured with fresh basil and sourdough toast on the side for P350. Also ordered a salad tossed with sunflower seeds, greens, ricotta cheese drizzled with white balsamic vinaigrette. This restaurant is also family-oriented for There is a menu for kids that offers mac n' cheese, DIY pizzza, and chicken crispies. There are no more excuses to refuse healthy dining.

Can I just tell you how awesome this place is? I wish we had something like this back at home in the U.S. Everything about this place is awesome! I love the concept, the food offerings on the menu, and the service! They have excellent service here! Every single person who works here is super attentive. I am allergic to gluten so it's really hard for me when I travel outside the U.S. Luckily, this place had a lot of options for me, including gluten free pasta! I ordered the chicken salad to start, which was super huge! It was large enough for me to share with my family (there were 8 of us). My Filipino family are not huge salad eaters, but the Americans went to town on the salad. The chicken they top it with is super yummy! It's not your typical, bland grilled chicken. For my main dish, I had the gluten free carbonara. It wasn't a healthy choice, but it's rare that I get to eat gluten free carbonara with pork belly pieces! It was more like thick cuts of bacon. It was super tasty for sure. Most of the time, my only option at restaurants is either salad or rice dishes so this time I decided to splurge! The rest of my family ordered the pesto pasta, meatloaf, lasagna, spaghetti, and this pizza that had whole manila clams on it! That was a first for me to see real manila clams on the pizza! When in Rome . . . why not try it? I wish this place was here when I was living here. The Philippines food scene has definitely stepped it up since I was last here! If I was visiting or living here, this would be one of my favorite places to eat. I believe in everything they stand for, and it's really a way of life. Places like this prove that healthy food can be yummy. When I first started eating gluten free, my family had a hard time with it. They thought it was bland, lame, and gross. I will have to admit that I was a bit jealous when they had the bread basket and the spread when we first arrive. It was sooooo delicious - they killed 2 baskets before we even ordered. Too bad they didn't have a gluten free version (you should definitely consider offering gluten free bread and gluten free pizza crust). That spread looked amazing! My 9 year old niece killed an entire cup of the spread on her own! The portions sizes here are super healthy - they are really similar to what we would receive in the U.S. The plates here are definitely large enough to share amongst the group. My family and I also indulged in the extensive drink menu (fresh juices and smoothies)! All of them sounded delicious. Everything we ordered was delicious! I will have to go back a couple more times before I head back to the U.S. I am hoping to try the "Happy" smoothie. That sounds devine. My only gripe would be the paper straws - they suck, but I get it. Plastic isn't the best for the environment or health. So for that, I won't complain about it. I just had to ask for an extra one, and then reverted to my spoon. Makes for a good dessert afterwards.

The burrata is so-so, the meatloaf has extenders, the salmon is good. Overall, service is okay but the food is nothing special. Their salads are good though. If you're looking for something organic, this is the place to go.

The location was inside what looks like an outdoor mall it was super hot so we opted to eating outside so i didn't get a good look at the decor on my way to the restroom. i had the salad and burger which tasted good and fresh the price was fair in pesos i'd go back and try their other "fresh/ vegetarian" dishes i have to compliment them on their service everyone was very attentive and they made sure we were cool enough outside i'd go back for their service alone.

My friends have been talking non-stop about this new joint in BGC, and I totally understood all the rave reviews when I finally got to try it. The brunch culture has yet to take off in Metro Manila, but I am beginning to see The Wholesome Table as a venue for many brunch dates with my closest friends. The atmosphere is just perfect: laid-back, relaxed and casual enough to encourage conversations with friends and family. I love the sunny and bright interiors with their industrial and organic design elements. I particularly love the sheaves of rice that they decorate the tables with. The entire place feels like your hip and trendy best friend's living room. The Wholesome Table, as its name suggests, focuses on healthy, sustainable and fresh ingredients. The place strives to be one of the most honest and down-to-earth farm-to-table restaurants in the metro, which is good because it is important to know where your food is coming from at this day and age of junk food and quick conveniences. Their meals are meticulously prepared by their chefs, and the resulting dishes are hearty, tasty and very worth the price tag. The service is also spectacular, and I would like to commend the owners and the visionaries of this restaurant for putting up a very unique concept with an outstanding execution. The dedication to serving healthy and fresh food is something that a trying-hard-to-go-vegetarian food enthusiast appreciates very much. Order the chicken parmigiana, the eggplant lasagna, and the chicken pesto on your next visit. They won't disappoint. The price points are well worth the product, and this is the quality that I would love to go back for.

I have been to this spot in BGC twice now and will go back several times in my next few weeks here. Extensive menu of usual fare, but with a fresh twist. The staff is attentive and they also have a juice/smoothie/coffee bar and bakery items. The decor is cozy with a few trees inside!! Love this place, wish there was something like this near my home in the states

Unfortunately, this place did not live up to expectations. After running into the owner and hearing about how much effort and care she puts into the place, our experience was very disappointing. We placed an order for carry out at 12:30 and at 1:30 we were still waiting for our order. After speaking to a waitress several times and even the manager, we were told to wait even longer because our order still was not ready. When we finally got our food and began to eat we found that our orders were rushed and therefore not as they should be. We ordered two orders of salmon- one was cooked perfectly and the other was completely raw. It was obvious that the raw one was started after we were told to wait longer so they could throw together the remaining dishes. Another dish, the Bicol express, was completely lacking any of the meat it was supposed to have and only had jackfruits. Mushrooms were so bland and had no flavor at all. Overall, terribly disappointing and unorganized.

Overly Salty Laksa, Overly Salty Salmon Rolls. For a place that ought to be serving healthy hearty food - the food was terrible.

There are just random moments in my life when I would just want to start living healthy. Sometimes I would tell myself to step away from the greasy and unhealthy food for once and just start eating organic. Good thing there's The Wholesome Table to supply me with good organic food whenever I want. The best thing about this place is its wide selection of food to choose from. They have heavy meals, salads, pastas, pizzas, and even detox juices/ smoothies. The place looks so pretty on the inside you just can't help yourself from taking pictures. If you need to update your Instagram feed with cool new pics then visit this place! I tried their organic mushroom fritters which is described in the menu as "Mozzarella-stuffed button mushrooms wrapped in our homemade Italian sausage, breaded and crisp-fried, and served with a fresh cherry tomato passato." After I finished everything, I didn't experience that bloated feeling that I would normally get from eating oily and heavy food. If you want to visit this place, make sure you come before 11:30 AM because it's always packed every lunch time.

My friends and I are in search of a restaurant to catch up. Since we are all on a "diet" we decided to try The Wholesome Table because of its organic and healthy reputation. The day came and assuming that the foods we're going to eat are healthy and full of greens, I decided to wear my crop top. Little did I know that I'm going to encounter my favorite--pesto pasta. My friends ordered other "healthy" stuff and I had a hard time sharing mine because I have pesto issues. I thought our food would taste bland. I never thought that healthy and organic food will taste really delicious. I mean, I've tasted organic foods before but this one is different. Will definitely not share my pesto next time.

Organic food has always been my thing even before the whole Manila craze started. I'm just happy that there are places people can pass by to in get their healthy fix. Take note though, there's a price to pay in eating healthier food. So yes, Wholesome Table isn't cheap. I believe the owner wanted to show to customers that being healthy can be a lifestyle through their menu. You can order different kinds of drinks in the restaurant - from detox juices, to superfood juices, to milk. "Eat consciously, live consciously" also is seen through their main dishes. Typical dishes likes salads, pasta, and sandwiches are available but all with some organic twist. I enjoyed the Kale Caesar Salad as well as the Classic Pesto Salad. Tip: try to stay from the heavy crowd during lunch. Go during an odd hour.

This is the place we choose to go to for good healthy, guilt free eating. The ingredients are all fresh and mostly organic, ensuring top quality flavors. I am in love with the the interiors of the place as it goes for that whole rustic modern look. Servers are well trained and very knowledgable about their food. I ordered a pizza one time and the server promptly came back to inform me that one of the ingredients was out of stock. He quickly informed me of their substitute options making it a pain free process! There is nothing I hate the most than being informed that your ordered dish is not available, 30 minutes after you've ordered! They have a smoothie bar to satisfy any fruit craving! Add ons such as chia seeds and vitamin boosters are available as well. Love the different flavor combinations and quite frankly is difficult to choose from because they all sound so good! Their pizzas and salads are my favorite varying in different flavors and fresh ingredients. Great addition to the restaurants available at BGC.

Never fails to deliver! I love that everything served at The Wholesome Table is made with local and clean ingredients. It makes me feel like I'm putting something good into my body. The staff here is always so friendly and accommodating. If it's full, remember that you can just leave your number at the door, and the host will call you once a table opens up. The decor is on point and there's a homey feel to it. As for the food, I recommend ordering the eggplant parmigiana and chicken dukka salad.

This place is conveniently located along the Serendra strip, so perfect to stop by here for some comfort food after or before shopping. The food here is pretty good, their roasted garlic with onions and cream cheese is a perfect starter. Their bread is freshly baked and their burgers are juicy. Their salad bowls are a bit kawawa and mainly filled with a cheap ingredient of rice and only a bit of alfalfa, tofu or other veg. Their vegetarian burger taste different every time we come here. We do keep coming back because their food is pretty ok and their interior design is very nice and the seats are comfortable and the smoothies are yums. So why 2 stars? I don't like a brand which is falsely advertising itself and preaching it is so wholesome and healthy when they are obviously not. There is nothing healhty about big fat juicy burgers with extra cheese and lamb chops, not even if they are sustainably farmed. E.g. grass fed butter is not lower in cholesterol. For un educated people who trying to eat healthy this is dangerous, they might think they can just eat whatever they want in the wholesome table and it will contribute to their health, but that's obviously not the case. I find their marketing strategy and buzzwords that they use misleading and edging un ethical. In Europe there is a law against this to protect consumer. Here there is only this 2 star review I guess...

This place really bugs me. It's a restaurant that's obviously opened by someone of high stature who's well connected. Don't get me wrong, it's a cool concept and the place is decorated so beautifully. The location is also really good. So when I came here I was expecting a lot from it. But it really fell flat flat flat on its face. First off, this place seems very manipulative. Yes, they have a great style and great branding. BUT they are using all of these on-trend key words which seem to bring in people that aren't very educated about what they're eating. "Real food", "eat consciously, live consciously", "eat right, eat well". But what, may I ask, is so "wholesome" about eating pork chops, massive burger with fries topped with cheese, or unlimited butter rolls? If you were to call in any nutritionist to review their menu, I'll tell you that they will fail. It seems like these people are just going in for 10% of more wholesome food but trying to pass it off as being 100% better for you. THIS IS DANGEROUS MARKETING. Furthermore, the food here is wildly inconsistent. Each time I come here, the food tastes different. Not to mention the food is very bland and carb-heavy. Then, for a place that dubs itself to be so health conscious they don't even cover the BASICS. Do they offer gluten free breads or pastas? No (they are always out of stock). Do they offer soy milk with the coffees? No. Do they offer raw options? No. This is just all style. No substance. Dangerous use of buzz words and trends in order to profit. No thank you.

Was really impressed. I cane to visit my family here in the Philippines and I've been eating at all the famous Filipino restaurants. I'm from Vegas which has some of the best chefs' restaurants in the world. And I was surprised to come across a restaurant such as this. I thought to myself the restaurant must be pretty good as there was a wait for a table. The food was continental with some Asian themes. So it was a good variety. We had bibimbap, beef stroganoff, American style pork chops with potato wedges, and eggplant parmigiana. And it was ALL Organ, really?!? Wow! It was an interesting surprising experience in the Philippines I'll never forget.

Food is definitely different. Service is average. Will not be my favorite by any means. Can't enjoy the food and atmosphere when I consistently get bombarded with condensation water from the air conditioning vent. Try to get the attention of the server is almost impossible.

One of my eats yet in Manila. Great vibes, food portions and selection without breaking your wallet. A must try if you're in the area. Someone please export this to Nashville TN, USA.

Shakes shouldn't cost P300. That's like a meal already. But The Wholesome Table is confident enough to charge such an exorbitant price because they know their juices are divine. The shakes stand out because The Wholesome Table infuses their mixes with a lot of organic health ingredients ranging from chia seeds to dates to almond butter to acai berries. I'm really not too sure HOW these things make a difference with our bodies, but apparently they're good. Whatever. I came for the taste, not the health lesson. And taste wise, they're quality. Well blended and thick, just the way I like it. They even come in cute names like "Be Dreamy" or "Be Tickled Pink" even if these don't in any way describe the shakes themselves. Their meals are really great too, and it's obvious that they took great care in making a lot of their meals light and healthy. They taste like they're light on sodium and calories, yet they're still flavorful.

I'm a firm believer that "whole food" or food with good ingredients and no shortcuts should NOT be expensive. We ordered the Slow-Braised Pork. It was expensive and very bland. That's another thing. Healthy shouldn't even be equated to bland. If the pork was good quality, the taste should come out by itself. I imagine that most of what we paid for went to the rent. Space in BGC doesn't come cheap. Aside from the pork, we tried their pizza, burgers, soup and their cold-pressed juice. Everything was alright. Apparently, a ton of people seem to really like this place though. My personal verdict is: Nice try into the healthy food foray. Too expensive for what I'm getting. I have to say - I'm not the usual person. The mainstream really thinks that this place offers good stuff! If you're not too particular, don't listen to me!

I really like the ambiance of the place. Not exactly homey but still comfortable enough that you would enjoy and have a good time. The food was really great, the waiter's suggestions were very spot on. It felt like there were a lot of flavors circulating inside my mouth and weirdly (the good kind) they worked really well together. Quite excited to go back and try more of their dishes

Filipinos are slowly changing the way they eat- at least for some. And for that small yet growing demographic is Wholesome Table. I've eaten here about 2 times already and it's quite...wholesome. The food was excellent, the service was up to par and the ambience of the restaurant was very upscale. Being in there felt like being part of the ladies-who-lunch group, I was surrounded by finely manicured women who looked like they just came from yoga. I didn't come from yoga when I dined there but the food made me feel like I did. Everything on the menu was light and fresh, I felt good the rest of the day. Even my meat-eating boyfriend liked the meal and he's the type that hates the following keywords: organic, vegan and healthy. I'd go there again but maybe this time, I'll bring my girlfriends with me.

The Wholesome Table is what the name says... good, wholesome food served as it should be- hot if if's supposed to be hot, cold if it's supposed to be cold. My family comes here a lot and we've tried most things on the menu, from the burgers (&veggie burgers) to the poke bowls (vegan & non-vegan), breakfast items, lasagna, & more. There's not one thing off. I especially love their vegan cheese as an appetiser. And try to save room for the desserts, which are excellent, but if you can't, then at least have coffee with almond milk, which is equally good. The only thing I wish is that they would serve white wine by the glass... but then, sharing a bottle isn't bad either!

Pros: 1. the ambience/atmosphere is very welcoming and relaxing. 2. the interior design is beautiful and minimalistic. 3. the ingredients are listed for all the menu items. 4. there's a very wide selection on the menu. 5. the grass-fed burger and fries are amazing. Incredibly tasteful and filling. 6. Jared (if i remember well) was (at first) very polite, attentive, and quick. Cons: 1. the ''ketchup'' is too liquid and too sweet. 2-3. Jared turned out to be very rude and unprofessional when me and my partner told him that the pizza ''margarita'' (which should be margherita) was tasteless, had no salt, and that the sauce was practically non existing, and that the mozzarella had a weird taste and didn't taste at all like mozzarella. He said it was a MIXTURE OF EMMENTAL AND MOZZARELLA, and when I asked why and pointed out that in the menu the ingredients were (as it should be) just tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil, his eyes opened wide as if shocked or furious, he grabbed aggressively the menu and started flipping through the pages. When he realized I wasn't making it up, he said it was a TYPO, and that the mixture is the standard they use for ALL their pizzas. We were just giving an advice since we're from Italy, and we didn't neither freak out nor raise our voices. We didn't even ask him to replace it or remove it from the bill. 4. The yogurt panna cotta and the crème brûlée were fine but nothing special, but they are not marketing amazing desserts, so it's ok. 5. Their closing time is at 11PM. By 10.30PM we were finishing our desserts, but they already began cleaning and putting the chairs upside down on the tables. It was rude and felt as if they wanted us to hurry up. We would still dine at The Wholesome Table because the food is really good, but most probably, in other branches.

I'm a bit of a jerk when it comes to this whole 'wholesome/clean eating' phenomenon. I personally try to eat healthy and this reflects in the groceries I do - lots of fresh ingredients, less canned food, canola oil, etc. My philosophy is that healthy and clean food should not be inaccessible to people, especially price-wise. The Wholesome Table is a restaurant that aims to serve food that is sustainable and prescribes to the clean eating phenomenon - with expensive price points. And this is precisely why I avoided eating there for the longest time. That is, until a friend invited me there for lunch, back when I still worked in Fort Bonifacio. I sucked it up, tried not to cringe and withheld judgment until I finally got to try their food. The Wholesome Table's decor is kind of dark and reminds me of an old, brick house with vines growing over it - maybe that was the look they were going for. A quick glance of the menu will show you that they offer a lot of Western goodies, from pizza, salad, to burgers. The items that caught my eye were the Asian-inspired rice bowls, and of course, the cheese. Griping aside, there are some items on the menu that I really like. Their burrata is delicious - but who can say no to a big, fluffy bowl of white cheese drizzled in EVOO, herbs and cherry tomatoes? Their bowls are also really, really good. I am a huge fan of their Geisha Bowl - brown rice topped with shredded cucumbers, red onions, cherry tomatoes, roasted tofu, katsuboshi and leeks with a dressing I still haven't managed to hack yet. It's really refreshing and delicious, and I like that when I eat it, I don't feel like I'm killing myself with preservatives or shitty fast food. The Wholesome Table is definitely worth a try, especially the rice bowls.

My mother-in-law had mentioned this restaurant to me a while back and never had the chance to try it out myself until she brought me there last April 1. I've heard many good reviews about this establishment and how well it was doing. So anyway, my mother-in-law decided to take me there for late lunch on a Wednesday, and she was pretty unsure if we were going to be able to get a table. And of course, I was like "Yeah, tita, of course we will be able to get a table. It's Wednesday and it's lunch time. Restaurants don't usually get full at this time of the day." Surprise, The Wholesome table was JAMPACKED. It was a full house and I was so surprised beacause I've never been to a restaurant at lunch time and full. Anyway, moving onto my experience at The Wholesome Table - to make the long story short, it was AMAZING. Considering the fact that the restaurant was a full, the servers were all alert and swift and with regards to ordering our food, it was REALLY surprising FAST. We had ordered the organic mushroom fritters and Barcelona pizza. I loved both of the dishes that we ordered - and the best part is that all of the ingredients were organically grown. The Organic Mushroom Fritters (in my opinion) is one of the best appetizers I've had in a while. It's like your typical mozzarella cheese sticks (my personal favourite) but so much better because it has organic mushroom in it. So it adds a little more personality to the usual cheese sticks. Also, it was accompanied by the classic marinara sauce that goes perfectly well with dishes like this. We also ordered the Barcelona pizza because it had a different component to it - which was the turkey chorizo and the roasted garlic. Those ingredients aren't the usual ones that you see on pizzas, and so we decided to get that. In my opinion, I really loved the pizza that we ordered. Because 1 - it wasn't smothered in heavy tomato sauce, 2 - the crust was amazing (I usually base my pizza preference on the crust and well, the sauce) and lastly, the all the flavours went perfectly together. So if you ask me, yes, I would definitely recommend The Wholesome Table.

Was impressed with the food here. Had the Poke bowl, spinach dip and wine. For dessert had Acai pudding. If you are there I would recommend having the same. Was not overly stuffed but very content.

One night, my business partners and I just really wanted to have some wine while thinking of certain ideas for our next launch of products. We were walking around High Street to look for places to have our wine night and we saw The Wholesome Table. I always heard about this place from a bunch of people and we decided to get a table inside. We ordered white wine and while we were waiting I was looking around trying to get a feel of the place. It was dimly lit as it was dinner time. I love how the place was designed to feel like you're in some cool looking farm. It really made me think that what they cooked here was organic and fresh food. When I checked their menu, I was right! When our wine arrived, we talked about what we had to do. We went about the night and finished the bottle. It was a pleasant experience there. The vibe of the place was really cozy so we really enjoyed our wine. I'm sure to come back and drink another bottle of wine but this time paired with some of their dishes.

The Wholesome Table was my first introduction to organic, farm to table dining and it was quite a good experience. While I wasn't expecting just a menu full of salads, I wasn't expecting a super varied menu either that included pastas and pizzas so I was definitely taking my time reading through every dish available. I ended up ordering the Enlightenment Bowl which is essentially brown rice, tofu, and edamame beans drizzled with their version of a teriyaki sauce. It's a vegetarian dish but it was definitely filling. For drinks I decided to go with one of their smoothies. Their smoothies are great because they've got a whole menu full of them and depending on what you're looking for, you can choose from smoothies that go by the names Be Delicious, Be Gorgeous, and Be Beautiful among other things. As if we didn't have a filling enough meal, we ordered dessert just to see how organic desserts fare--we were floored. I hate carrots but my vote definitely went to the Carrot Cake which had a whole bunch of sticky dates in it that made it extra sweet and yummy. Their Creme Brulee was a close second and an interesting one because it's made with duck eggs! Big burly guys looking for solid meals aren't going to like it here but for everyone else willing to eat clean, this is my new favorite place.

Their guilt free meals are superb! It's quite pricey but the quality of the food is oh so worth it.

These organic restaurants are the craze right now, although not as fast as the mushroom like appearances of ramen bars, these organic restaurants are those random orchids that grow sparse and yet entice everyone. If you have 2000 bucks to spare and you are looking for something tasty and healthy to satiate the monster in your belly, come by this restaurant -preferably before peak hour sets in, because once it does, you will wait for a long time. The staff however is attentive and you can always walk around the area while waiting for the waiter to call you via your cellphone and say, "your table is ready".This would probably be the place for a the best Caesar salad I have tried (Kale Caesar), the dressing is not too powerful nor too heavy. Orzo salad is something of a mix between orzo ( a type of pasta that looks like rice) and leafy greens -the taste of this is really refreshing and something to go for if you want to try something new. Pepperoni Pizza salad tastes exactly as it says, albeit I honestly would prefer areal pepperoni pizza instead.The grain and salad mixes are worth mentioning too, with my favorites being the Protein Power Bowl and the Goddess bowl. Any of the three soups are well made and tasty. Any of the meats and the burgers are good too,with the added bonus of all of it being sea-caught or free-range. Note: I would avoid the pizzas. I've tried so many but I think I would prefer going to an actual pizza place than this one. The juices and smoothies are a must-try. Order one for yourself during your meal and you'd be a mommy to your new food baby.