Salad Restaurants near Monsey

“The hummus was amazing! The dips have barcodes but nothing was scanned. We were told that small containers were $6 and large $9. The staff seemed nice so I don’t think we were overcharged but we’ve been up charged at certain places so we were just a little weary. We definitely stood out but staff was nice and the hummus makes you want to come back. The pastries did have prices so we tried the babka. They also have a chalkboard menu of items to order.“

“Really yummy! Tasty and quick food options!“

“Kosher (meat). I highly recommend the chicken cutlets or sesame chicken. I can say the kugel is the best non-home-made I have found. Prices fall into the category of not cheap, but not too expensive, for $6 you can get a filling lunch. If you live in Monsey and are willing to pay you can also get it delivered - so good value for those good alternative for those you you unable to get down there. No religious/cultural exclusion, so if you are a non-Jew who wants to try Kosher food, this is a decent place.“

“Great food. Great service.“

“i looove salad house! i customize an oh my gourd bowl and its delicioussss their crispy tofu with chili sauce is perfect. i also love the cauliflower bites!!! they are so crispy and delicious. the bowl is so filling on its own, im never able to finish it in one sitting. i love salad house i always crave it, its consistently good

Vegetarian options: it is a salad house! lol“

“This food is so flavorful! I love to have something different to eat and not just the tired options of Pizza or Chinese? You can get comfort food or healthier dishes and all will be delicious. The prices offer excellent value.

Vegetarian options: Their pumpkin and eggplant are amazing! Haven’t tried falafel.

Dietary restrictions: Yummy vegan options

Kid-friendliness: Easy place to eat with children“

“So good! We have been in construction for the last 9 months. All of which was supposed to take 4 month. We haven't been able to cook and Moms Kitchen has been our go to for quite a few nights. Gave us our home cooked meals when we couldn't handle fast food or take out. We can recommend enough and will for sure be our staple for future dinners.“

“Stop the presses!! I found a great new restaurant where artistry trumps slinging hash. It’s Pop Empanada, re-christened Pop Pasta Supper Club on Thursdays and Saturday nights. On those days, Chef Nicolas Pescatore prepares a 6 course meal, and even if you don’t like every course, you will appreciate the artistry and the ambition. Tonight, the courses were 1. celery avocado salad (replacing salmon, which this landlubber doesn’t like), 2. shrimp empanada in a butter curry sauce, 3. pork belly confit, 4. raviolo-soft boiled egg center in a brown butter sage sauce, 5. brisket ragu paccheri pasta, and 6. dessert of frangelica panna cotta key lime shortbread crumble. The cost with tip is around $100 per person plus the cost of your BYOB. We wouldn’t pay that cost often, but it’s a welcome break from the restaurants where kitchen staff show up at 4 PM and are ready to serve at 5pm.“

“I've been coming to Lettuce Inn Juice Bar for years, and it never disappoints! They have such a great variety of drinks and food, so there’s always something new to try. My absolute favorites are the taro milk bubble tea. It is so smooth, flavorful, and just the right amount of sweetness. The ingredients are always fresh, and the quality is consistent. Plus, the staff is super friendly and the atmosphere is great. If you’re a fan of delicious, refreshing drinks, this is definitely the place to go!“