The Pureganic Cafe

I ordered a Mediterranean platter, which I enjoyed. It was well seasoned and contained dolmades, artichokes, hummus, a creamy eggplant dip, Kalamata olives, 2 small fresh pita bread slices, some tabouli. It was very flavorful. My father enjoyed it too. Our company ordered a spaghetti and meat(less)balls and a side of gigantes. I tried some gigantes and they tasted good. Our company however didn't seem to care for her main course but took what she couldn't eat home with her. I also took an artichoke spread dip home. It was good but not excellent, not worth the money. The bill for all this was $100.07. A bit high so it won't be a hang out for us. This restaurant is kosher and vegan.

When they weigh you’re food you can not see the scale they put the food on a heavy plate and then weigh it

Yummy and great service

Amazing healthy gluten free food Amazing service from alex. Leaving with big smiles, happy hearts and full bellies.

Yay! Gluten free, dairy free, seed oils free, and organic. This cafe checks all the boxes. I had beet carpaccio and truffled mushroom pizza. Delicious and nutritious.

Not sure what the hype is about this place. Walked in a few times — place legit looks like a school cafeteria that gave up halfway through decorating. Grabbed a few desserts (yes, for a few deserts) — vegan-friendly, gluten-free, joy-free, flavor-free... you name it. THINK THEY FORGOT TO ADD TASTE. The cheesecake? Unlike any other cheesecake a human has ever endured. HORRIBLE. Like, is this what despair tastes like? The pecan pie — I think they left out the sugar... and maybe the pecans... and possibly the soul. Just bland sadness in a crust. Banana bread was probably the best thing, but that’s not saying much. It had the texture of jello that wanted to be bread but gave up halfway. Like it’s going through something. I've baked all kinds of breads and desserts — even my worst kitchen disasters had some flavor. A burnt cake would’ve been gourmet compared to this. At least it would’ve had personality

The service is 10/10 and the cafe is cute but the food is quite bad and overpriced. Almost $30 for a NASTY lasagna with zero sides. Smoothies start at like $12 dollars. The cupcake was edible but not something I would reorder. If you’re gluten free and this is your only option, you will be sad. If you aren’t gluten free and just trying to watch what you eat, please try somewhere else. The food is bland and doesn’t taste like anything. There are plenty of other vegan restaurants that are cheaper and taste much better. I feel terrible because the service was so good but i just can’t do this again.

The best healthy kosher restaurant out there. That I know of

Wow! Incredibly fresh, healthy and flavorful food. This place is wonderful!

We were driving down to JFK from CT and this was the perfect meet-in-the-middle spot for us to meet family for lunch and I'm so glad it was! Everything we had was delicious, the soups, sandwiches and especially the mushroom truffle pizza. We live in New Haven, a major pizza city, and I'd say this is one of my favorite pizzas I've ever had. Service was lovely, space had ample seating and was totally family friendly. Wish we lived closer so we could go more often! A little pricey but that's to be expected with the nature of the food. Highly recommend!