A healthy food stall at Dekalb Market Hall. I tried one of their bowls and spring rolls. Both were tasty and healthy. The only thing was that the vegetables in the spring rolls were going bad (some were black). It would have been perfect if they used fresh vegetables!
Erin O.
Wasn't too impressed. I ordered the breakfast bowl with baked tofu, sweet potatoes, cabbage and corn salad. The sweet potatoes didn't taste fresh and the tofu was rubbery with no flavor. I was only happy because it was a nutritious meal but not flavorful nor fresh. Not sure if I would go here again. It seemed like this was the only place with complete vegan options so I didn't bother to look around at the other food spots but next time I will.
Alicya P.
I really like the food options here and the staff is very nice. I also think the portions are generous. HOWEVER, I must ask, what is the deal with the craisins? Please please please stop putting craisins in everything. I can't be the only person who thinks they're totally unnecessary (and insane) to include in a Masala lentil salad that already has sweetness from carrots. The kale and cabbage is plenty sweet without them, too! I always pick them out. Hope someone from management sees this and stops the madness.
Gustavo A. L.
Located in the world-famous Brooklyn Dekalb Market Hall, Two Tablespoons is the right spot for those who want a flavorful, colorful, nutritious, plant-based, satisfying meal. When I eat here, I leave satisfied and content, knowing that I fed my body good clean delicious food and usually satisfied by my choice. Give it a shot, Two Tablespoons is good for the soul and good for the heart.
Rosh L.
FAB! That Beet Burger prepared on a Gluten free bun is an ANSWERED PRAYER!!! It's got that filling huge-bite-of-healthy/burger satisfaction. I'm so glad to know that Two Tablespoons has a place in Grand Central too. I will definitely be back. This is a vegan find. A+++ Must try!
Josefa P.
The food is good but the service is terrible. We've ordered from here on four separate occasions and every single time they have messed up our order and have sent us just one of our orders. The worst part is, their phone just rings eternally with no answer. We've tried calling Dekalb market to get through (which is where they are located) and again no answer. Last time they also waited until 9pm to try to replace our missing order and then canceled it because they were closed. I guess at this point we're at fault since we continue ordering from here.
Jeff G.
We tried the dish with organic zucchini quinoa cabbage and tofu. The tofu had soy sauce and pesto. Crazy salty. Everything else was super plain and almost tasteless. The cabbage was the only thing with flavor. All for the remarkably high price of $15. Two stars for the freshness. Never again.
christine s.
Super tasty? I don't get the bad reviews. I had a custom three side bowl with tofu, potatoes, and chickpeas. The pesto on the side was great too. Everything was super flavorful and a perfect blend of healthy-fresh-savory
maureen griswold
Spent $18 on essentially zucchini and quinoa that was very unseasoned. Also, incredibly poor service. I was one of two people that placed an order within a 20 minute window and they forgot to make my food. I had to ask after 15 minutes when my food would be ready. They seemed genuinely confused and didn't know I was waiting on food even though I clearly was just at the counter. Either the staff is extremely d*** or extremely rude.
GaBriela D.
It is just delicious!!!! Best lentils ever! I'm not vegetarian but this plate was just awesome I got the Summer Meadow bowl
Is ok. To expensive for those plates .customer service was ok. Speaking with people who barely speak english. The person didn't understand what i was asking her when it came to the menu n i found out the owners to this place are not even vegan. They eat MEAT!!!! Do not support people who eat meat!!!
Renee D.
I didn't know what to expect because they have just ok reviews, but I thought it was delicious! I got the Shanti Bowl and my mom got the Sun Circle Bowl and both of them we're very good. I will definitely be eating here again soon.
Stephany R.
I subtracted 1 star due to the lack of politeness of the workers who attended me. The other star is for how cold my burguer was. On top of that, I paid almost 3$ for water. I'm vegan and I like to support all vegan places, but this one I do not recommend. I wasted almost 20$ and was sick for the rest of the day.
Alex P.
I couldn't decide what to get because everything looked good to me. I ended up getting the beet burger with guacamole and it was amazing. Hands down the best veggie burger I ever had. Usually I don't like veggie burgers because places only have veggie burgers made out of black beans (which I'm not a fan of) but I love that they use beets!!! As a non-meat eater I am always looking for new vegetarian/vegan places and this is one of my favorites in NYC.
Alyssa S.
I like to support vegetarian places, but this place is too overpriced. If you get a regular portion, you spend too much for more food than you can even eat, but if you get a small portion, it's still expensive, and they don't even fill the bowl to the top. I like to tip, but when the bowl I'm given is partly empty, no. I assume their supervisor tells them to portion the the food the way they do, bc otherwise it seems they must not want tips.
A healthy food stall at Dekalb Market Hall. I tried one of their bowls and spring rolls. Both were tasty and healthy. The only thing was that the vegetables in the spring rolls were going bad (some were black). It would have been perfect if they used fresh vegetables!
Wasn't too impressed. I ordered the breakfast bowl with baked tofu, sweet potatoes, cabbage and corn salad. The sweet potatoes didn't taste fresh and the tofu was rubbery with no flavor. I was only happy because it was a nutritious meal but not flavorful nor fresh. Not sure if I would go here again. It seemed like this was the only place with complete vegan options so I didn't bother to look around at the other food spots but next time I will.
I really like the food options here and the staff is very nice. I also think the portions are generous. HOWEVER, I must ask, what is the deal with the craisins? Please please please stop putting craisins in everything. I can't be the only person who thinks they're totally unnecessary (and insane) to include in a Masala lentil salad that already has sweetness from carrots. The kale and cabbage is plenty sweet without them, too! I always pick them out. Hope someone from management sees this and stops the madness.
Located in the world-famous Brooklyn Dekalb Market Hall, Two Tablespoons is the right spot for those who want a flavorful, colorful, nutritious, plant-based, satisfying meal. When I eat here, I leave satisfied and content, knowing that I fed my body good clean delicious food and usually satisfied by my choice. Give it a shot, Two Tablespoons is good for the soul and good for the heart.
FAB! That Beet Burger prepared on a Gluten free bun is an ANSWERED PRAYER!!! It's got that filling huge-bite-of-healthy/burger satisfaction. I'm so glad to know that Two Tablespoons has a place in Grand Central too. I will definitely be back. This is a vegan find. A+++ Must try!
The food is good but the service is terrible. We've ordered from here on four separate occasions and every single time they have messed up our order and have sent us just one of our orders. The worst part is, their phone just rings eternally with no answer. We've tried calling Dekalb market to get through (which is where they are located) and again no answer. Last time they also waited until 9pm to try to replace our missing order and then canceled it because they were closed. I guess at this point we're at fault since we continue ordering from here.
We tried the dish with organic zucchini quinoa cabbage and tofu. The tofu had soy sauce and pesto. Crazy salty. Everything else was super plain and almost tasteless. The cabbage was the only thing with flavor. All for the remarkably high price of $15. Two stars for the freshness. Never again.
Super tasty? I don't get the bad reviews. I had a custom three side bowl with tofu, potatoes, and chickpeas. The pesto on the side was great too. Everything was super flavorful and a perfect blend of healthy-fresh-savory
Spent $18 on essentially zucchini and quinoa that was very unseasoned. Also, incredibly poor service. I was one of two people that placed an order within a 20 minute window and they forgot to make my food. I had to ask after 15 minutes when my food would be ready. They seemed genuinely confused and didn't know I was waiting on food even though I clearly was just at the counter. Either the staff is extremely d*** or extremely rude.
It is just delicious!!!! Best lentils ever! I'm not vegetarian but this plate was just awesome I got the Summer Meadow bowl
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Is ok. To expensive for those plates .customer service was ok. Speaking with people who barely speak english. The person didn't understand what i was asking her when it came to the menu n i found out the owners to this place are not even vegan. They eat MEAT!!!! Do not support people who eat meat!!!
I didn't know what to expect because they have just ok reviews, but I thought it was delicious! I got the Shanti Bowl and my mom got the Sun Circle Bowl and both of them we're very good. I will definitely be eating here again soon.
I subtracted 1 star due to the lack of politeness of the workers who attended me. The other star is for how cold my burguer was. On top of that, I paid almost 3$ for water. I'm vegan and I like to support all vegan places, but this one I do not recommend. I wasted almost 20$ and was sick for the rest of the day.
I couldn't decide what to get because everything looked good to me. I ended up getting the beet burger with guacamole and it was amazing. Hands down the best veggie burger I ever had. Usually I don't like veggie burgers because places only have veggie burgers made out of black beans (which I'm not a fan of) but I love that they use beets!!! As a non-meat eater I am always looking for new vegetarian/vegan places and this is one of my favorites in NYC.
I like to support vegetarian places, but this place is too overpriced. If you get a regular portion, you spend too much for more food than you can even eat, but if you get a small portion, it's still expensive, and they don't even fill the bowl to the top. I like to tip, but when the bowl I'm given is partly empty, no. I assume their supervisor tells them to portion the the food the way they do, bc otherwise it seems they must not want tips.