Casa de Luz Village

Five stars for the inclusivity and the flavor! I practice Jainism and follow a strict Jain diet (including no root vegetables), it is rare to find a place that truly makes an effort to accommodate my faith-based needs. Chef Rosie (I hope I spelled that correctly!) went above and beyond to ensure my meal was prepared with the right ingredients. The food is the perfect balance: it’s full of flavor a

For someone who loves nature, this is the place to be. Do not come here if you if want food over loaded with spices, salt, heavily processed. If you want to enjoy food as close as possible to its natural form with minimal cooking; then this is the place to be. The various teas that they have on tap are a great addition.

This little hideaway is heaven on earth! The soul and the vibe is absolutely beautiful. The food is clean and delicious and everyone you meet in this little haven is a new friend. Peace Peace Peace

The vibe is immaculate here, which makes food only part of the focus, because the space here is designed to attract those that are looking for a level of inner peace, and I was absolutely down for it. The food was simple, healthy, and delicious, and I had a great time consuming everything from vegetables to legumes to tea. One meal portion was $16 per person and I was served a plate of food that c

At Casa de Luz, everything is organic, vegan and gluten free. They focus on "whole food" cooking. The set menu for the day included cabbage and mushroom veggie soup, black beans, blanched collard greens, pickled beets, and a brown rice medley, and a salad made of purple cabbage and lettuce. Overall, Casa de Luz uses super clean ingredients and cooking methods, serving clean and healthy food at a r