23 Places
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Brittany’s 5-star review: Okay, so I failed in thinking this would be the best option in Marathon to find my pops a heart-healthy breakfast - but I was right in thinking it sounded crazy-good based on Yelp reviews. Cute diner-feel like the kind you see in the movies - complete with a zillion license plates hanging on the wall, swiveling chrome barstools, booths and a wrap-around counter. Highlights from our ordering (many of which have already been raved about in other reviews): -fresh orange juice, the real kind, not the "it was fresh one day a while back, but today's not that actual day" I'll pay a pretty penny any day for a real glass of OJ -Key Lime Freezes: ahhhhhh!!! So much for not eating beyond my hunger. Clipped a coupon out of the local visitor's book and just HAD to see what all the fuss was about. Definitely worthy of the fuss -part dairy/part lime explosion - you've got to try this! -known for their mimosa breakfast specials (order the meal and it comes with a free mimosa) - didn't actually go this route because I was pretty stuck on the idea of a veggie egg-white omelette with artichoke hearts, spinach, tomato and feta (I give myself 5 stars for coming up with this combination). Will definitely visit Mrs. Mac's the next time I find myself in the Keys. Great service and delicious food! -
Brittany’s 5-star review: My love for Natural Born Juicers started on a sunny winter morning in 2010 at the Indy Winter Farmers Market. This sunny morning was also my first tango with wheatgrass... Fast forward to 2011 at Indianapolis City Market - three little letters take this small town girl's love for NBJ to a new level: I. O. U. Yes, oh yes. If you want to win over a small town hillbilly in the City - show them that you recognize their customer loyalty with an IOU when they foolishly forget you only accept cash. Needless to say, it is not only their expert juice and smoothie making abilities that make this place top notch, but their ability to love on regulars. My current smoothie/juice favorites: 1. Juice: The Glow - carrots, parsley, apple, lemon, dash of smiles 2. Smoothie: Chocolate Raspberry - the name says it (note that this is a tasty cocoa-y approach to chocolate mmm..) 3. Smoothie: Spice Cake: cinnamon, carrot, banana, apple, vanilla (I would take this over a real cake any day) **Please don't take advantage of the fact that I shared this information - you can bet your bottom I was back in there the next day with my five dollars and forty-five cents. -
Brittany’s 4-star review: And on the third day....the Jamba Juice crew recognized me by face and order. Not something I'm ashamed of. I went with the not-so-healthy, but-I'd-like-to-claim-it's-fiber-ridden Choco Monkey (I may be saying this name wrong). The smoothie consisted of bananas, cocoa powder, yoghurt and peanut butter. I have to say I was feeling like a rock star after drinking this dandy every morning. There are certain businesses and locations to be exact, that despite their being a chain they take the small biz/friendly faces approach. It's amazing what a simple smile and friendly greeting can do to start someone's day off right. I highly recommend this location not only for their delicious smoothies but their 5 star service. -
Brittany’s 4-star review: Just imagine it - trees leaning from the weight of apples, kids with apple slushy mustaches, carts filled with pumpkins that are so unattractive that they might just be attractive and a certain redhead hiding between the rows of trees stretching her plastic half bushel bag in a manner that makes room for, dare I say it? ...25+ apples. booyah. Fall is upon us and I'm not cutting any corners in celebrating. Gourds. Pumpkins. Cider. Corduroys. Boots. Sunflowers. Apples. You name it. I'm there. Lucky for me, I can head south 20-30 minutes and arrive at a little slice of rural heaven known as Anderson Orchard where all of these things can be found in one stop. Hell, I even pulled over on the side of the road to pick daisies in the ditch. It was that perfect of a day. A few notes for your possible visit: -pumpkins are priced by weight -if you like acorn squash, it's cheap here: $1 -1/2 bushel: $6 -known for their cider slushies -some produce, cheese, pumpkin rolls and other goodies are available (oh, and caramel apples, duh) -why not the 5th start? The service was leaning on the unfriendly side. Come on ladies, please don't rain on my apple parade with those frowny faces. -
Brittany’s 5-star review: This review is well overdue - I figure, what better time to write an update for Twenty Two Juicery & Smoothie Bar than while sipping on one of their delicoius Indiana Sunrise juices? For starters, let me stand on my City Market soap box and say "get down there and support these bizs, folks!". This is truly one of our city's historic treasures and it's been especially difficult year for the market with Market street closed down for all of this year. During today's visit, I was looking for a juice filled with an even balance of fruit and veggies and Ross (the owner) wisely recommended the Indiana Sunrise filled with carrots, celery, apples and ginger. It hit the spot! I'm heading back to the market again tomorrow and might need a round two... Twenty Two Juicery offers fresh squeezed juices (the real deal with no added fake ingredients), smoothies, chia pudding bowls and acai bowls. I'm a fan of all of the above. The acai bowls make for a filling lunch or breakfast and include a layer of chia pudding (which I love). I haven't tried delivery of Twenty Two Juice but it is available on a few different platforms. This is the go to spot downtown for fresh and healthy eats and drinks. Grateful for today's visit and my Indiana Sunrise. -
Brittany’s 5-star review: Thank you Yelpers for never leading me astray. I needed healthy and I needed it in Arcata. Luke's Joint was just what I needed. Located adorably on the town square (only a block from the Saturday farmers market), Luke's is the kind of place you visit for healthy and refreshing eats alongside a few more gluttonous but who can help but love 'em comfort style eats (a winner for all). The café itself is crazy-cute with a black and white checkered floor, bright walls, unique wall art (check out the bathroom) and open windows onto the street. The only thing it was missing was a rainbow inside the restaurant. Staying on par with my "eat something light" endeavors, I ordered the tempeh tamale paired with cilantro sauce (recommended by the waitress). Delicious! I would recommend serving it with a bit more of the sauce though as it was slightly dry which I believe could easily be solved with an extra dose of cilantro magic! (there's nothing cilantro can't fix). And because I wanted to try at least two things from the menu (it was super duper hard to decide), I had the fresh local greens salad topped with the most amazing tofu I've ever had (BBQ - with a special name), local goat cheese, fresh strawberries, honey balsamic vinaigrette - one of the best salads I've ever had actually, I feel five pounds lighter just thinking about it. If only... My pops opted for the turkey club with bacon and other classic turkey club ingredients paired with the made in-house ginger coleslaw (which wasn't mind -blowingly flavorful - not bad - just now "WOW!"). -
Brittany’s 3-star review: Kind of a bummer...I have been building this place up in my head for months - I thought surely with all of the well-to-do Carmelians and suburban momma's with highly-detailed healthy shopping lists this place would be sporting a produce section that would keep me drooling for a good half hour. Unfortunately, the vegetable selection was not as diverse and expansive as the one in my fantasy Earth Fare. Tomatoes. Check. Peppers. Check. Lettuce. Check. Say what? You're looking for mini cucumbers? Get outta town, you're in the wrong place. A few things this high end grocery did have going for itself is a juice bar, fresh vegan dessert options, a clearance section near the bathrooms in the back, hot deli bar and bath salts that could be purchased by the pound, if you like, that is. The vibe/scale is similar to Trader Joe's but with fancier signage. -
Brittany’s 5-star review: I love menus. Not just the physical appearance but the words, descriptions and creativity of ingredients. Everything about them makes me happy. In the case of New World Cafe, it's their creative ingredient combinations that won me over. For instance, unique and seasonal soups like creamy beet with grapefruit juice or to-die-for beverages like made-from-scratch strawberry rhubarb lemonade. **I cannot begin to tell you how delicious this beverage was. They have wifi so I'd venture to say this place would make a healthier alternative to hanging out at the coffee shop for an hour or two. (the high top seating at the window wouldn't hurt either). New World Cafe is the holy land for those of us who love veggies. The menu is 100% vegetarian and innovative. My dining companion ordered the colorful and tasty falafel sandwich served with the salad of the day while I opted for the popular Mexican bowl with quinoa, zucchini, seeds, sauce(?), broccoli, veggies and veggies. Despite my less-than-excellent description, it was quite tasty. I'm confident I would have been satisfied with anything on the menu. As for dessert, the vegan options are aplenty! I'm jealous that Indy doesn't have such a veggie-friendly option like this in the heart of our downtown. -
Brittany’s 4-star review: I recently had the pleasure of enjoying some exceptional raw zucchini noodles at a vegan eatery in Salt Lake City, so when I came across the reviews noting a Pad Thai version at Seedz, we had to check it out. Plus, visiting a veggie eatery tends to give you good odds of feeling awesome for the remainder of the day. Seedz is a cozy and refreshing café with indoor and outdoor seating, white walls and airy décor like you find at most other vegetarian eateries. The prices lean on the higher side with smoothies coming in at $10, so you might want to consider saving it for dinner and lingering longer to enjoy their made-in-house beer, etc. (make an evening of it!). We had the Pad Thai zucchini which was both delicious and huge (I had leftovers), the veggie burger and the banana, date, maca smoothie. My favorite was the Pad Thai and the sesame seed-loaded bun on the burger. All delicious but don't be surprised if you spend a good $40 on lunch here. -
Brittany’s 4-star review: I mistakenly scheduled a meeting here thinking it was more spacious than it actually is: two 2-seater tables and a hightop counter with no seats and room for 3 people standing tops. Lets call it cozy, super-cozy. This location is meant for grabbing what you need and heading back to the office or on down the street. Similar to other Hubbard & Cravens coffee shops you'll find pour over coffee, raw bars (my favorite is the peanut butter flax seed - which appears to be everyone else's favorite as well), fresh juice (3 to 4 varieties) and an assortment of carry-out salads, pita and hummus, etc. Oh, and they also have a fair selection of baked goods like pound cake, brownies and pumpkin cheesecake bars. The space is very clean and industrious. I'd like to think it fits the 9 to 5 crowd it services - nothing over-the-top...just serving good coffee. If the weather is right, you can take advantage of their three to four tables on the sidewalk facing on to north Meridian Street (prime real estate for people watching downtown). -
Brittany’s 5-star review: This is a very overdue update. You'll often find me in this upcycled mechanic shop for the fresh squeezed OJ, stunning coffee concoctions (Tinker Coffee), mindblowingly creative pastries and sweets (the gluten free whey cake was noted by Bon Appetit as one of the top desserts in America in 2025). One final note for my update: order the quionoa grits! Don't hold back- go big with the loaded version with scallions, bacon and an over easy egg. -
Brittany’s 4-star review: If only all of O'Hare were filled with inspired options like Tortas Frontera. This was my second visit to this bustling eatery that uses local ingredients (bacon from Gunthorp Farms in Indiana!) on their menu. I opted for the Tortilla salad filled with avocado, peppers, lime vinaigrette, corn, black beans and so on. I paid $3 extra dollars to have pulled pork added to the salad (smart thinking, Brittany). The woman at the counter informed me that the mango juice and lime cucumber juice are the only true fresh juices (I asked) - following her recommendation, I savored every last drop of the cucumber lime juice. (I can't recommend this juice enough!) As is the case with popular eateries, expect to wait a good 15-20 minutes for your food. Frontera uses waiting pagers to notify customers when their food is ready. While waiting, enjoy watching the crew whip up fresh eats behind the glass "wall". Only complaint: it felt that they could have been a little more generous on the pork and less generous on the salad dressing. Other than that, moto delicioso! -
Brittany’s 4-star review: I was in desperate need of some veggies and healthy eats - lo and behold, LYFE was just a block away from the hotel. I visited around 2 p.m. so it was fairly empty. My order: cucumber lime juice (fresh and super delicious) accompanied by the tofu red curry veggie stir fry with wheat berries. I appreciated the texture of the softer vegetables paired with the tougher wheat berries. I can imagine that LYFE would be a bustling lump option. Their is ample seating for those choosing to dine in. Last but not least, I can't help but note their indoor herb growing system. Eye candy for customers! Holding back on the 5th star because service was a a little lackluster - especially given that I was the only customer at the time. -
Brittany’s 5-star review: Still dreaming about the "ginger snap" juice. A fresh blend of carrots, ginger and apples. The most refreshing way to kick the day off! Brilliant ingredient combo. The party continued with the quinoa cakes topped with eggs Benedict and an herb puree. Not only was it guilt-free but packed with flavor. Oh! And for those of us who can never decide if we want to go full on sweet or savory, order the lemon ricotta pancake with lemon syrup as an appetizer for the table. You'll have one and want another. I guarantee it. Last note, this place is huge. Perfect for groups. The bakery and coffee shop counter also make it a great pit stop for those of us who fly solo on the regular with a work laptop in tow. Stop reading and call in for a reservation! -
Brittany’s 5-star review: AMAZING EXPERIENCE! I'm not one to throw around caps lock but how can you not use caps when you order a creative and refreshing brunch at the counter and the guy tells you its on the house "because, why not?" -literally his words. If only the entire world committed acts of random kindness with a "because, why not?" mentality. Before I lose you, I would give this place 5 stars even if the meal wasn't free. My coworker, Cindy G's review loving on the ricotta pancakes sold me in an instant. It's true - those are some of the tastiest pancakes I have ever experienced. Light and fluffy, topped with sliced bananas and real maple syrup. If only Columbus were closer... We ordered family style at our table so everyone could sample a little of this and that. The veggie burger was my least favorite of the three (please don't shoot me, I know this is one of Yelpers' favorite dishes at Northstar). Second to the pancakes was the standard egg biscuit sandwich served with sausage patties and a side of Michigan cherry jam. Mmm...those biscuits. To top it all off, I had the highly recommended Northstar juice made of fresh carrots, oranges, lemon and ginger. Very refreshing! *Final note: the weekend brunch line moves fairly quickly. Hang in there! -
Brittany’s 4-star review: First off, I love the Pass-A-Grille neighborhood in which Vida de Cafe is located - uber laid back and local feeling. You won't find the wild and invasive tourists on this part of the coast (luckily). In an effort to balance out my breakfast of scones and pie, I searched on Yelp for vegetarian eats. Boom! Vida de Cafe! I was thrilled to read the reviews highlighting their zucchini noodles (big fan). We ordered our meal carry-out so I can't speak much to the atmosphere during peak hours. Give their Pad Thai zucchini noodles a whirl. Very filling and flavor-packed. My only recommendation would be that they use less sauce - the noodles were slightly mushy within 15 minutes or so. Vida also offers fresh smoothies, soups and a variety of other health-conscious and raw menu items. Perfect pairing for a day on the beach! -
Indianapolis, IN, United States
Brittany’s 5-star review: It's all about the juice flight at Garden Table. Cashew milk, anyone? Beet juice with turmeric? Maybe a splash of charcoal? Not sure what you like? Go for the $10 juice flight! Well worth the splurge. Think of it as a healthy alternative to beer and wine flights. Continuing on from the juice, you'll want to give the sweet potato chorizo hash a whirl - less on the healthy side but hey, the juice balances it out, right? ;) I also highly recommend the bread topped with sunflower butter, bananas and honey. The sunflower and almond butters are made by one of the employees (Pure and Good Foods). Speaking of which, check out the chalkboard on the wall for all of the local ingredients used by Garden Table. If you're looking to take some food home, visit the back corner for tasty items like popcorn, local coconut oil and honey. The Garden Table leans on the splurge side of things when it comes to breakfast and lunch, so skip going out to dinner for a night to justify it (see how my mind works?). -
Brittany’s 3-star review: Plastic knife, having to ask for water after being dry for a good 30 minutes and tipping before experiencing are three reasons I'm not jumping out of my pants over this establishment. Oh, and the staff doesn't seem to give two shits about making the service match the fancy vibe and high price marks. The good? Sexy lighting and music to match. IPads with complimentary wifi at every table seating. Fresh juice and smoothies (truly refreshing - not the ones with all sorts of added nonsense) Several vegetarian options.
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Brittany’s 5-star review: Talk about service with a smile. I was thrilled to find this Oak Lawn spot on Yelp for my morning boost while in Dallas. I opted for the fresh juice (Orange, grapefruit, cayenne and ginger=Wowza!) and ham and cheese mini croissant. I strolled in feeling crummy but couldn't help leaving feeling ten times better thanks to the positive energy that pours out of the employees. The minute you step in the door you are greeted with the most enthusiastic and confident, "hello there! Good morning!" Still smiling from their contagious feel good vibes. -
Brittany’s 5-star review: The Brazil Nut continues to rock my world. I really enjoyed Star's company while I waited for a friend to meet me in the shop. I had been dreaming about this juice since my last visit to San Fran in July. One more addition to my positive experience? They carry Vigilant Eats oatmeal from Bloomington, IN. (yeah, Hoosiers!) Give the cocoa nib goji berry version a try. It's both hearty and delicious! Given the location, I'm really impressed by their reasonable prices (starting at $6 and up - comparable to Indy prices for fresh juice). -
Brittany’s 5-star review: Hands down one of our favorite dining experiences while in Seville. For around 10 euro, we had two fresh orange juices, churros and dipping chocolate for two. This business is self-service (at the counter) with a friendly and helpful staff on hand. I especially enjoyed watching the older gentleman make churros while we waited for our order. There was a nice mix of locals and tourists and they appear to have long hours - churros all dayyyy, errrdayy. The menu also features a few tapa offerings. Note: the bathroom was a hot mess when I visited. Don't count on it. Overall a fun and what appeared to be authentic experience. -
Brittany’s 3-star review: Yikes. They seem to have a hard time keeping this place clean (tables bussed) and many flickering lights need replaced. The service was less than friendly and their OJ filter did a crummy job at catching the seeds. Overall, a "meh" experience. With all of the bakery options in Seville, I would go elsewhere. As for the palmier pastry dipped half in chocolate and half in a jammy-like sugar, not bad. I preferred the sugar/jammy side over the chocolate. Outdoor and indoor seating available -located on a plaza with a children's play area. -
Brittany’s 4-star review: In summary: a charming residential home converted into a juice/healthy eats shop boasting indoor and outdoor seating in a fun neighborhood. I was looking for a healthy bite to eat before rolling out of Lexington for a work trip when I discovered Press Juice on Yelp. The acai photos and prices found on Yelp sealed the deal. I needed healthy eats that weren't going to blow the budget. The flavor and beauty of the acai bowl combined with the sunny seating on the front porch made this a fun stop to kick the day off. I pulled up my laptop, tapped away and chowed on some guilt-free eats.
