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Another Martha Hoover establishment and it is great. One reason is that that there are many vegan/vegetarian options. It is a walk-up-and-order-and-th…
Simonbmorse
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I thought for sure I would like this place because I like healthy eating and the casual style but I left disappoint. The people working at the counter…
Natalie
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$12 for tiny salad? It was delicious but I was starving when we left. Cute place but I doubt I will go again.…
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10 Reviews on “Public Greens”
Just give the food to IPS.. No service in poorly revamped depot with mediocre food. If you want to set up a charity in a city owned property that helps food challenged IPS kids, just give them the food and stop patting yourself on the back. Compared to what they normally get in school, the food from here would be a step down, but it would cut costs.
Second visit: same results: mixed. On my first visit I was deeply disappointed with the arancini – nothing inside those fried rice balls but rice, therefore not real arancini. The pimento cheese though was delicious. This visit I tried the rice noodles with cashew sauce and the dish had little taste and not enough cashew sauce, The cassoulet was very tasty, while the quinoa salad with cabbage, apple and yogurt sauce was absolutely delicious. Again, very mixed results, but still worth a visit.03 Jan, 2015Tasty. The pimento cheese on toast was out-of-this-world delicious as was a salad of vegetables with a ginger sauce. Duck was good, too. But the rice croquettes known as arancini were disappointing because they consisted only of rice – there was no little surprise of melting cheese inside and thus not authentic and hugely overpriced for what you got. Plain water served in a glass seltzer-type bottle seemed pretentious, but the food is generally very good.
This is going to be one of my new favorite spots in indy. The prices are reasonable, the food is fresh and delicious, and the staff is very laid back, knowledgable and helpful. I had the trout and rice noodles both were amazing. My friend had the curry cauliflower and the cassoulet. The cauliflower knocked my socks off, absolutely delicious.
Terrible. What a disappointment. Waste of time. Food was lukewarm and not good. Very disappointed. Will not be returning.
Delicious, but expensive. I thought what we ordered was wonderful – I ordered the turnip the beet salad, and the veggie lasagna (very filling). My partner ordered a hamburger (said it was too small, but that was the only complaint) and the fried tators. I thought the menu concept was confusing, but the staff was very helpful. We also thought it was over-priced, but the fact that the proceeds are going to feed children in need, it’s OK! I will be back. – the food is delicious!
Definitely won’t be back. Garden table is right around the corner and 10 times better. The food was sub par (I got 2 salads) and small quantity. This place has a great concept but poor execution. Waited in a short line for 20 minutes just to order because everyone was so confused. Definitely needs more structure and a clearer menu.
Unexceptional. December 30 it was crowded, noisy and confusing. Could have overlooked that if the food had been good. Sadly it was not. In my case, Tuesday Taco and My Thai broccoli salad. Only the breaded trout ordered by one member of my family of four received praise. I appreciate the concept and assume that the menu will improve.