Bagel shop offers freshly baked bagels with a wide selection of flavors and vegan-friendly cream cheese options. The atmosphere is cozy and chill with indoor and outdoor seating, featuring a small bar area. Customers often experience a quick and friendly service environment.
Vegan options include three different cream cheeses and many toppings like tofu. Bagels are not vegan, but the deli offers tons of vegan-friendly choices and healthy vegetarian food.
Scrambled eggs come with a toasted onion bagel or a whole wheat everything bagel or wrap. Options include bacon and eggs or eggs with cheese, avocado, and tomato.
"These bagels are soft, fresh, and delicious."
"My toasted onion bagel with scrambled eggs was delicious."
"I loved the vegan bagels and all the cream cheese options."
Good to know
Customers who order at the back counter skip the line and receive their food first.
The menu prices are misleading; expect to pay 30% more at the register.
A bagel with cream cheese is charged at 3.99, not the listed 2.99.
Sandwich shop offers tiny, lively diner space with counter and outdoor seating that invites people watching and casual gatherings. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, with a classic diner vibe and fun music. Crowds gather especially during busy hours, creating a community-focused energy.
Vegan totkes come with helpful staff guidance to find suitable sauces for allergies. Vegetarian wraps exist but sandwich options are limited.
Fluffy eggs appear in sandwiches with house smoked pastrami and Coopers sharp cheddar. Flaky bread and pickled fresno peppers add heat and flavor to wraps with eggs.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the line can be around 30 minutes on weekends.
Expect to pay over $15 for a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich.
The establishment has a vegetarian wrap option available.
Italian spot shines with stylish outdoor seating and a calm vibe perfect for romantic dinners or groups. Vegan guests enjoy gluten-free crust pizza with cashew cheese, while egg lovers savor the Eggs Benedict and tasty avocado toast. Creative cocktails add a special touch.
Vegan options include a gluten-free crust pizza topped with cashew cheese and fresh veggies. The menu accommodates both vegan and gluten-free diets well.
Eggs Benedict stands out with excellent preparation and flavor. Other egg dishes like avocado toast and French toast also come out delicious.
Good to know
Brunch is served on Saturday and Sunday starting at 11:00 AM.
The brunch special is family style at $45 per person.
Happy hour offers 2 drinks for $22, available only at the bar.
Small restaurant with cozy indoor and heated outdoor seating creates a beautiful, relaxed atmosphere ideal for gluten-free dining. Tables are tightly spaced, which may feel cramped for taller guests. Outdoor patio offers pleasant sidewalk seating with heat lamps that keep the space warm even in cooler weather.
Loads of gluten-free and vegan options exist, including pizzas with vegan cheese. The Wild Mushroom Truffle Pizza with vegan cheese stands out as a popular choice.
Breakfast includes California eggs and various omelettes, like mushroom and mushroom-arugula-truffle pizza as a substitute. Different styles of eggs Benedict are also available.
Good to know
The restaurant is fully gluten-free, which is a key aspect.
The restaurant does not honor reservations.
Happy hours are from Monday to Friday, 12-7 pm, with $5 off any drink.
Outdoor seating with large covered area suits any weather, while indoor spaces boast perfect lighting and cozy vibes. Vegetarian options shine with a creamy lasagna, and egg dishes like duck confit with poached eggs offer rich, unique flavors.
Wide range of vegetarian appetizers and mains includes a creamy, filling lasagna. Plenty of vegan choices and lighter options make it easy to find something satisfying.
Duck confit with poached eggs and kale offers a unique twist on breakfast. Dishes like crab eggs Benedict and grits with shrimp and poached eggs stand out for their rich flavors and variety.
Good to know
Make reservations because the restaurant gets busy.
Expect to pay about $70 per person if you have some wine, appetizers, and entrees.
The kitchen at the Mary Lane closes between 9:30 PM and 10:30 PM.
Small cafe blends modern aesthetics with homey vibes and natural light. Outdoor seating offers a sunny patio perfect for people-watching and relaxed afternoons. Atmosphere shifts from cozy to lively, drawing a mix of casual diners and brunch lovers.
Many vegan and vegetarian options appear in sandwiches, sweets, and breakfast items. Unique choices include blueberry & rosemary scones and a vegan chocolate caramel crunch that comes in large portions.
Omelettes stand out here, especially the Over the Moon variety. Eggs taste fresh and rich, making them some of the best in the city.
Good to know
Brunch is served on Saturdays from a pre fixe menu.
Expect the brunch spot to get packed, so arrive early.
Customers should be patient due to long waiting times.
Small pancake restaurant offers an airy space with big windows and natural light. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, with great music enhancing the brunch experience. Ordering happens at the counter before seating, and the place fills quickly, especially with groups under five.
Vegan options include banana walnut pancakes and a standout chickpea sausage. Gluten-free and vegetarian choices also appear alongside these moist, flavorful dishes.
Good to know
You order and pay as you enter.
Get there before 9:30 AM to avoid the line.
The wait on weekends can be up to an hour or more.
Outdoor seating includes a back patio and secret garden with twinkling lights, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The space features gorgeous greenery and detailed decor, offering a cozy vibe ideal for romantic evenings. An open kitchen with a chef's counter adds an interactive element to the dining experience.
A wide range of vegan options fills the menu, with many dishes that are both inventive and delicious. Gluten-free choices and non-alcoholic drinks also support various dietary needs.
Egg dishes feature free-range eggs and high quality ingredients like grass-fed steak. Options include a herbed French omelette and eggs Benedict with spinach.
Good to know
You need to have a reservation to avoid waiting to be seated.
There is a $60 minimum per person before tax and tips.
The price for a 4oz steak is $38.
Bright space blends indoor and outdoor seating with natural greenery and clean lines. Menu offers vegan delights like a standout cookie and clear dietary labels. Soft eggs feature in dishes like big brekkie and smashed avocado toast, though a ketchup sauce on eggs is off-putting.
Great vegetarian and vegan options appear throughout the menu with clear dietary labels for gluten-free and vegan dishes. The vegan cookie stands out as a notable treat.
Soft eggs appear in several dishes like the big brekkie with sourdough, avocado, and smoked salmon, and the smashed avocado toast comes with poached eggs. Scrambled eggs pair with avocado and salmon, but a ketchup-based sauce on eggs is notably unpleasant.
Good to know
There is a 45 minute laptop timer policy.
Parking enforcement is strict; be cautious where you park.
Seating is limited to 10-15 seats indoors.
Upscale Korean restaurant with dim lighting and modern, elegant decor creates a cozy, intimate vibe ideal for special occasions. Small space with few tables and bar seating offers a quiet getaway from city noise. Music plays loudly, adding energy that contrasts with the otherwise calm atmosphere.
Mushroom ramen stands out as a solid vegetarian option. The menu also includes vegetarian ramyun and Greek yogurt ice cream for dessert.
Scrambled eggs mix with tuna and caviar for a unique flavor. Dishes like Toro Ssam Bap use eggs creatively, and adding eggs to noodles enhances the taste.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary, and the restaurant only accepts parties of two or more.
Expect a two-month wait for a reservation during busy times.
Walk-in tables are available if you arrive 10-15 minutes before opening.
Small space with classic decor and a chic, old-school look creates a cozy yet lively atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a calm, slow vibe contrasting with the rowdy indoor energy. Couples often fill the room, making it less suited for casual group gatherings.
Options for vegetarians exist but are limited. The menu offers fewer vegetarian dishes than expected.
Brunch features poached eggs, omelettes, and a salmon scramble. The spicy eggs come off as average, while simple omelettes hold steady.
Good to know
A reservation is needed most nights.
The happy hour offers $1 oysters and $10 drinks from 3pm to 5pm.
Anton’s has a special lunch menu from noon to 3pm with half-price pasta.