As part of Art Walk, my friend Brittany and I stopped in Mission Savvy since I had never been. Mission Savvy focuses on ethical fashion, organic food and a sustainable lifestyle. So, it's definitely a cool addition to the downtown restaurant restaurant scene. They even have a food truck that they take to events.
Coconut Wraps (Original or Curry)
w/ Veggies & Vegan Cheese Spread
Mediterranean Dolmas
Fresh Collard Wraps
Marinated Kale Salad
Raw Hummus & Carrots
Veggie Collard Wraps
Thai Spring Rolls w/ Almond Tamari Dipping Sauce
Not Tuna Salad Pate w/ Veggies or wrap
Organic Beet Burger w/ veggies & vegan cheese
Homemade Soup w/ Crackers
Indian Quinoa Salad
Jamaican Black Eyed Pea Salad
Mediterranean Dolmas
Fresh Collard Wraps
Marinated Kale Salad
Raw Hummus & Carrots
Veggie Collard Wraps
Thai Spring Rolls w/ Almond Tamari Dipping Sauce
Not Tuna Salad Pate w/ Veggies or wrap
Organic Beet Burger w/ veggies & vegan cheese
Homemade Soup w/ Crackers
Indian Quinoa Salad
Jamaican Black Eyed Pea Salad
I wasn't interested in a hot meal because it was quite warm that evening, and I was already sweating.They had salads, a beet burger, wraps. But I just wanted something small - I opted for a "cocao brownie ball."
Blech. I'm sure it's much healthier and vegan-friendly, but blech. I wasn't a fan. Plus it got fuzz on it, either from me or elsewhere, and I didn't need much of an excuse to stop eating it. I'm glad I had the drink, because it was a nice cool treat.
Some of the plates look interesting, and I'd be interested in trying some of those in the future. I like that this type of cafe exists, because it's vegan, raw and gluten-free, which is important for so many folks. I'm just not necessarily one of them - but I acknowledge its role in the community. They're open Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on Sunday.
Grade: B
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