green

food was really good. had the kung pao with mock chicken. excellent.greatenvironment

fantastic first visit. celebrated with my family here, on 12.27.12.greatambiance, food, and service. since dining with the family, needed to have a good diversity of menu selections to fill everyone's needs...even my dad. he and my son had original “g” spicy po-boy's. think they went a little crazy on the thyme fries.
christopher ordered tsoynamis for everyone. some came with the thyme fries...thus, dad and chris went to town again. my mom, sister, and i had other selections on the menu, and absolutely loved them. we will be back.

we ate at green for the first time last night and had excellent meals. portions are big so be prepared to take some home, unless u want to go big. deserts aregreattoo. their peanut butter and chocolate bar was good, but the oatmeal cream pie was incredible. who knew vegetarian could be soo good.

green is spectacular, a truegreatfind and worth the ride for a wonderful vegan experience. the staff is awesome, the food straight forward and full of flavor with a desert called synami that'll please any ice cream fan. simply cant say enough....

i have mixed emotions about vegan restaurants that attempt to make mock-meat meals, rather than just cookinggreatvegan food that doesn’t imitate traditional (unhealthy) american food.

vegan crab puffs!. amazing little hole in the wall vegan restaurant!

went on a tuesday night with a friend and it was packed!

the cashier was very friendly and helpful. their credit card machine wasn't working and she was very apologetic.

started off with the crab puffs and artichoke gratine. so delicious! hard to believe this stuff is all vegan!?!

for the main course, i had mum's meatball po-boy with thyme fries. my friend ordered the singapore tofu. both were really good! the singapore tofu tasted like thai food.

for dessert, we both had a soynami. they were huge! and very good. they're kinda like the dairy queen blizzard's but made with soy instead.

green is also agreatplace to people watch. so many different types of people came thru. it was very interesting to see.

i definitely recommend green. even if you're not vegetarian.

i'll go back. not what i thought it was going to be but i liked it. i was expecting a wait staff but instead you order at the counter. crab puffs were yummy and the taste of the spicy peanut chicken wasgreatbut the mock chicken itself left some to be desired. my friend ordered the flatbread pizza, plain, and really liked it.

disappointing. i've been vegan for over 10 years. i've eaten in many restaurants, vegan and otherwise.

never before have i been so disgusted.

giving green the title of "restaurant" is giving it too much class. imo, "diner" would even be a struggle.

1. waited in line 20 minutes to place order.

2. no wait staff.

3. bus your own table.

4. wade through tables of dining patrons to place order. good thing for them i wasn't in the mood to cough or sneeze.

5. decor leaves much to be desired. is this a "restaurant" or the remains of a flooded frat-house basement? unable to find a chair that wasn't ripped in the seat. not sitting on a stained yard sale couch on a splintery plywood riser.

6. ordered food and noticed kitchen staff did not wear gloves. talked on cordless phone while preparing food, then did not wash hands.

how clean is that phone?

7. place is dirty!

8. appearance of food was disappointing. the vegan pizza i make at home from scratch looks better. why would i pay for a pita smeared with sauce, with 3 leathery, waxy slices of sweating cheese, when the vegan cheese i use at home actually melts?

9. buffalo wings or wads? unidentifiable "wads" of fibrous matter. sauce reeked of vinegar and nothing else.

10. took 2 requests and got a huff in response when staff was asked to wipe the remnants of the last diner's meal off of our rocking table.

after reading the rave reviews online, i was sorry i made the 84 minute drive to reach green. i'm even more sorry i brought people with me. now they have the connotation that being vegan means this is acceptable for an eating establishment.

green's website touts itself like it is comparable with "real" restaurants like millennium. not even close. millennium makes green look like a third world hot dog cart.

i stared at my baskets and plate of food for about 20 minutes while my guests ate. the a/c kicked on and fine particles of something rained down on our table. mold? dust? skin flakes from everyone waiting to order? who knows.

as for the flavors of the food, consistency, texture, etc., i don't know.

my food went untouched, into the trash.

no gloves, particles raining down.............

no thanks! i'm not eating here!

i can spend less and come away with more than a bottle of pellegrino at home.

green needs to focus on being agreatrestaurant that just happens to be vegan, not be so caught up in being vegan that the restaurant is what it is........a dump.

if you like your restaurants "crunchy", this is the place for you.

amazing. i was introduced to green by a friend and it is incredible.
i highly recommend this restaurant
be sure to try the soynami's (think a soy ice cream/milkshake sort of mix), the veggie burger with thyme fries, and my friend really like the faux chicken parmesean sort of sandwich, i can't remeber the exact name.
but this place has a wonderful, healthy, feel withgreat,filling food.