Soul Cafe

I have wanted to try here since I saw a news story about it and how it gives people with special needs a place to work and learn skills. Only open for brunch and lunch to the public, it is a kosher place with a meat and a milk kitchen. The menu is more limited than other places but most should find a choice. My friends and I had breakfast, brunch, and lunch items. Fish is really the only meat, but

Well thought out and creative place with many unique touches. Right from the front entrance with lots of color and a door way vestibule that has some sort of venting to help with cold entering the building. Touches in the ceiling like lots of noise absorbing panels which made it easy to chat even when the restaurant was completely full. Sky lights with some of them having a pretty flower panel in

🍳 🥖 🥓 I like the concept of this spot being geared towards helping those with special needs/isolation/in humanitarian crises, and even employing such folks. It's a kosher restaurant too, so expect a decent amount of profits Jews present -- a sign of authenticity! The food was fresh, filling and tasty! Definitely a highlight. The service could use some work but it was a packed Sunday morning. Th

Was really good food I went here with my parents and we split the nachos and it was so good I also got the Margherita pizza and that was amazing and my parents got the blueberry pancakes and one of the salads and they loved it

My mom and I dined here, for the first time, almost a week ago. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was pleasant. The food is unbelievably delicious! We ordered the blackened salmon burger. We agreed that this was THE BEST salmon burger we've ever had (and we've tried many over the years). The first chance I had, I immediately took my bf there. We ordered the French toast, blintz aaand the s