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300 E. 12th St., New York, NY, 10003
at Second Ave.
212-228-2909
lifeofpie from 10020 | Posted on 2/21/09
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My default setting is cheeseburgers and Pop Tarts, but Angelica never fails me. The daily kanten parfait trumps any cookies-and-cream ice cream out there, the cashew spread is a country of flavor, and I'm as obsessed with their chili with the Southern-style cornbread and butternut squash and red onion salsa as Wylie Dufresne is with Eggs Benedict. This hardcore meatatarian never feels deprived digging into the dishes here. Plus, the communal table means I can skip to the front of the line. (Great, now I've just convinced myself to go there again tonight ...) Yum!
foodie77 from 10025 | Posted on 2/14/09
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cute place, nice vibe and concept, but the service was so-so and the food was very bland. We enjoyed the appetizers, but a little salt, salad dressing, and seasoning would have been most welcome to complement some wonderful ingredients.
isfarkas | Posted on 7/8/04
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They have a choice of delicious, interesting and ethnically inspired food (e.g. Asian, Mediteranean, US Southern) ranging from inexpensive to moderately priced--certainly by NY standards. You can have a copious lunch for under $10. Many of the salads (Dragon Bowl!) and dishes can be ordered smaller sized if you have a petite appetite or pocket book.
hellerm | Posted on 7/6/04
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My boyfriend took me here on my birthday, as I was on a strict vegan diet at the time. Wonderful! The atmosphere was lovely, and it had a small-but-cozy niceness to it that a lot of vegan restaurants lack - it didn't feel too "crunchy" or anything. The "turkey dinner"-style tempeh sandwich was *amazing*, as was the carob frosting on the corn cake. I was quite convinced that vegan can taste very good.
Uplange | Posted on 3/24/04
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I like the service, staff are very attentive. They should try to improve the dessert menu, though !
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