Charlotte Oestrich

Google review

This place is truly a gem. I adore this place and love bringing people here to show off the neighborhood. The platter for two is massive and can really feed three people. Everything is vegetarian! Gluten free injera bread is available but it is first come first serve, as they only make a limited amount per day. That being said, I’ve never had an issue getting it so if you have celiac or are gluten free, this is definitely a great place to try! The food feels super healthy and doesn’t leave you feeling gross, plus the coffee is outstanding. If you can go for the coffee experience, it is so worth it! Love Bunna!!!

Holly Zmijewski

Google review

Clean eating but kind of boring for the price. Good for dietary restrictions like gluten free stuff. Just not very exciting and not very large portions so didn't like the price was entirely justified. The non alcoholic drinks are a rip off for sure. $12 for like 4 oz of juice essentially. That was a little steep. Service was very good however, atmosphere was nice. Went for brunch so the wait for the food was a bit long. Fresh juices were very good.

Jasper Niemz

Google review

Good music and very chill vibe, good options for gluten free, vegan and vegetarian people with soups salad wraps or grain bowls. Nice study or focus spot outlets available

Morticia Campbell

Google review

Good gluten free bagels Nice people

Tatertotiana G

Google review

Pros: Great market/deli with healthy options. Friendly workers. They're the only place nearby with gluten free, sugar free, and keto friendly snack options. It's also the only store around with a bakery section where they sell slices of cake, cookies and brownies. They also have a produce section with fresh chopped fruit cups for cheap! Cons: It's kind of a tight squeeze in there with all the shelves full of stuff. They don't have real bacon bc they're Muslim. They also don't have plain grilled chicken for your salad. They've got Chipotle, barbeque, teriyaki and all these other flavors but none just grilled with maybe some olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper. Their "plain" still has the halal seasoning on it, which doesn't go well when you just want a grilled chicken Caesar salad, it clashes with the dressing.