The Market Restaurant is an independently owned and operated eatery that serves a range of entrees and sandwiches. The restaurant provides full-service catering solutions for weddings, occasions, corporate events, and private and birthday parties, as well as paper goods. Its breakfast menu includes egg sandwich, scrambled eggs and waffles. The Market Restaurant also offers gift certificates of several denominations. The restaurant provides a selection of bakery items, such as rolls, tortes, cookies, pies, pastries and cakes. In addition, its menu includes salmon, curried chicken, tuna, turkey, Greek, fruit and shrimp salads. The Market Restaurant serves spinach-stuffed boneless chicken breast and burritos.

Terrible service appears to be the new paradigm at the Market. My wife and I are long time customers and never had reason to complain, until today. Apparently, asking to have your baked good warmed, is not a good idea at this establishment. When I asked to have my danish warmed at the downstairs coffee bar, the barista with a frowned brow asked ""what the...who the...what do you need?"". She then directed me upstairs to the deli dismissively. After heading upstairs and realizing that the deli personnel were too busy to help, I commented out loud to my wife about not being able to get my danish heated. A Market employee who was passing by, asked me about the problem. After listening to my request, he said "" sure, I can ruin that for you"". When the danish was returned to me, sure enough, it had been nuked 3 Mile Island style. I wasn't sure whether it was steam or smoke rising from the plate. In the end, I learned my lesson not to ask for any special treatment. The lesson for managers of the Market is that customers will choose not to come back if given similar treatment. Too bad, In previous years I would have suggested the Market as a place to go.

I got food poisoning from their 3 salad platter about a year ago. I decided not to eat there again until several weeks ago and once again, got food poisoning that lasted for 4 days. My issue with the Market is that I don't believe them to have good food policies, in that they hang onto the food for so long, beyond the point where it should be kept. So even if it is prepared correctly, a lot of it has gone bad, yet they still serve it. I have friends who work there and they said that the restaurant basically doesn't throw food away, they hang on to things until they sell. The quality of the food, esp, the eggs and animal products are considered by employees to be atrocious and they said they don't eat the food themselves because they have also gotten food poisoning before. So make your own decisions. But you have been warned. Maybe only eat things that aren't raw. Their desserts are great. I wouldn't have written this, if when I told them what had happened, they hadn't been jerks and basically laughed in my face. Its a bummer they don't keep things cleaner, because I always liked going here.

I am traveling through the AV (14) Hwy, more than 3 times a week. My favorite stop for food and drinks is SUE BEE CAFE, in the 76 plaza. It is the best in the area, sandwiches and Subs are made fresh daily, not frozen, my preferred burrito is SB Breakfast Burrito, the fresh home made Angus Burger (served with organic vegetables) . The place is sparkling clean and the service with smiles make my day! The bakery, donuts, and bagels, are the best. The fresh baked SCONES are something you have to try.

Manhattan Bagel located at 881 Main St, Sayreville, NJ serves fresh-baked bagels every day, made in store the classic NY-style way - boiled and baked with love. Manhattan Bagel is an east coast favorite, offering delicious signature breakfast and lunch sandwiches, salads, bakery fresh sweets, frozen drinks, and 100% Arabica artisan-roasted coffee. We are your neighborhood bagel shop. Were proud to provide our guests with freshly baked bagels, breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, coffee, catering and so much more. Stop on in. Well have a fresh bagel and cup of coffee ready for you.

Notre Dame University holds it FREE Christmas Carol Musical each year and this is our 24th year...and we like to feed the volunteers and cast members when we put in the set and costumes and props..We rely on the vendors in San Mateo County to help us do this ..We have a limited budget....Noah's has come through this year again and gave us their end of the day bagels..Lots of them..Thanks for all you do, folks..Blessings..Jeff ""Mr Fezziwig"" Young...The Gift Donor Solicitations...NDNU Belmont CA..

I used to live down the street from Simple Pleasures and it was always a safe haven for me to go if I had to study and my roommates were being too loud or I just wanted a good cup of joe and a yummy dessert. The staff is young and always seems to be having a great time at work. They are very welcoming and willing to give you advice on the best thing to eat or drink. There coffee is made in the beanery next door to the cafe. There is a constant flow of interesting patrons hanging around playing music, drink coffee or beer, and playing an array of board games that are offered by Simple Pleasures. They also have beers on tap, which is never a bad thing. I think the friendly vibe of this place makes it what it is a pleasurable experience.

Looking for a great cafe and a place to relax and recharge? Simple Pleasures on Balboa could almost be classified as a sanctuary that also serves coffee. This is a place to escape to, have a coffee or a beer and maybe something to eat while you read a book or sit with a friend and solve the world's problems. The staff is full of jive and always has a smile, but what really sets the place apart is the people behind the counter know exactly what they're doing. They crank out the absolutely positively best coffee drinks on the planet. Simple Pleasures even roasts their own beans (a few doors up the street). There is always fresh pastries and good food, and everything is fairly priced. On most evenings, and on Sunday afternoons, you can even catch live music, all of which can be best described as seriously eclectic. jazz, folk, ethnic, classical, or even Steven Strauss and his ukulele (fantastic). You never know what you're going to get. The layout of the place is such that the music can't overpower the whole space. If you'd rather carry on a conversation you can hang out up front, or grab an outside table. The decor isn't pretentious. just well worn and relaxing. The place is definitely not trying to make an artistic or architectural statement. There's no scraping metal chairs on concrete floors or avant-garde hollow industrial acoustics. It's just funky and very comfortable. At any given time the clientele is a cross section of local folks and visitors: New age, punk, tech, old lefties, some buried in a laptops or a book, people who were strangers five minutes earlier discussing the world. Everyone is always made to feel welcome and at home, which is exactly how a cafe' should be.

We designed Java House Cafe to be the type of place we'd enjoy... great coffee and breakfast pastry, lunch sandwiches that didn't come in plastic wrap, and wonderful desserts for an occasional ( at least that's all we'll admit in print ) treat. We also wanted a comfortable atmosphere where people felt at ease to just hang out, work on their laptop, read, or chat. A place where people could go and feel a sense of community. Java House Cafe is the only coffee shop in the area that roasts our beans onsite. There is no better way to experience the full flavor, aroma and quality! We consider our customers our friends. We'd love to hear any suggestions you have on how to make our cafe' your home away from home.

This is a family owned coffee shop and it shows in the service! They offer everything?.lattes, cappuccinos and homemade cake! They even have a lunch menu. I also like their selection of sugar free syrups, B-52 is my favorite. Daddy Cate's has developed quite a number of loyal customers. It?s very common to hear Deedee or R.V. Cate greet the customers by name. This is my favorite coffee shop in Glynn County hands down!

Answering an increasing demand for healthy dining in a casual atmosphere, the concept for Coral Tree Caf? was born. When the ideal location became available Coral Tree Caf? went from concept to reality. The goal, to provide quality food and a casual ambiance, whether you like sitting inside or in our outdoor patio. When deciding on a name that best represented the restaurant and Brentwood, Coral Tree Caf? was chosen for its inspiration. the beautiful Coral Trees lining San Vicente Boulevard, located directly across from the restaurant. Coral Tree Caf? opened its doors in November of 2002 and the response from our customers has been outstanding. At Coral Tree Caf? all of our coffees are certified organic, shade grown and fairly traded. Coral Tree Caf? coffee comes from coffee beans that have been grown under a canopy of shade trees which serves as a natural sun screen and provides a safe and natural habitat for migratory birds and other species. В“Fair tradeВ” provides an alternative trade model that keeps small farmers in business by guaranteeing them a fair price for their coffee. These are important aspects to the sustainability of coffee that is better tasting and socially responsible. This reflects Coral Tree Caf?В’s commitment to the delicate ecosystem, our customersВ’ health and fair trade practice.