I visited this place for the 2nd time and both times the wait in line was very long. I left the line to order online because it was very hot in the restaurant and I saw other people walk in to get their orders while others waited to order. When I picked up the order, it was not the wrap that I ordered - instead it was a salad. I was told there would be an $3 labor upcharge for them to make it wrap. What kind of service is that? Charge me to fix what you did wrong. I takes 1 minute to pour the salad into a wrap and close it up. Please! So I asked for a refund because it's the principle of the matter. I was then told they could not because I ordered through Google and that Google would have to give me a refund. So I was yet again bamboozled. So I left and called my credit card which said the transaction hadn't gone through yet for them to dispute it. Then on top of that the manager was so nice nasty - you know when some one says to you 'Have a nice day' after she knows I'm an unhappy customer. I will never visit again. I suggest you do the same until they fix their service issues. You could be next victim of the nickle & diming and nice nasty that I experienced. Oh by the way - I never got an "I'm sorry this happened" or "Let me make this right for you". Smh.
My wife is vegetarian and we were in Atlanta for lunch. With so many vegetarian options compared to our hometown, she had full reigns on the restaurant choice. She had identified a few spots but many of them were closed on Sunday. In the end we settled on Tassili's and ultimately we were lucky the other places were closed. This location was phenomenal. This unassuming counter served spot had many intriguing options. We ended up settling on the Punany Wrap after seeing one made in front of us. We added the carrot tuna to our wrap. The flavors mixed perfectly and one large wrap sufficiently served both of us. I will definitely return when back in Atlanta. There are endless combinations of wraps to be made.
This was my forst time in there and I ordered the Punany wrap. Pictured is the half sized order.... its huge and absolutely delicious. The guys who made the wrap were really nice. It's a whole vibe in there!
Place is good, But they are a few things here i don't care for.First the spicy kale for some reason gave me a stomach ache. No idea why. I don't think anything was soiled but maybe something is up with the spicy part.I also personally don't care for too many whole food mixtures when it comes to raw foods. Like how its at least 5+ different things mixed in one wrap but all of them plain. I'd rather have fewer, but more well seasoned/made options like real spiced zesty guac instead of just plain mushed avocado. It makes the overall wrap bland. Especially options like the plantain which taste bland. If your going to have cooked items might as well offer it hot.But I can see how this could appeal to those in a transition or those with dietary concerns.
Pro tip: Order in advance on their website! The wait is usually long and the food is made to order.If you do go in to wait, the music is always a vibe and the employees are friendly. I love the “Big Yoshi” wrap. It has noodles in it that make it resemble a Vietnamese spring roll.Food here is generally healthy, fresh and in large portions (enough for two meals). In addition to the wraps there are salads, sides, juices and snacks. In the summer they make great use of the surrounding outdoor space.Highly recommended.
Place is good, But they are a few things here i don't care for. First the spicy kale for some reason gave me a stomach ache. No idea why. I don't think anything was soiled but maybe something is up with the spicy part. I also personally don't care for too many whole food mixtures when it comes to raw foods. Like how its at least 5+ different things mixed in one wrap but all of them plain. I'd rather have fewer, but more well seasoned/made options like real spiced zesty guac instead of just plain mushed avocado. It makes the overall wrap bland. Especially options like the plantain which taste bland. If your going to have cooked items might as well offer it hot. But I can see how this could appeal to those in a transition or those with dietary concerns. Basically what i am saying is that it feels like too much in one place. This also brings up sanitary concerns. brassicas is already hard to wash but most importantly theres so many options that i feel should not really be on the menu like the plantain and some of the other stuff. Its better that time is used to keep the simple ingredients you already have quality.
Omg! Healthy, Black Owned, Delish...Best food I have had alll week... my goodness my tastebuds and senses were lit up! This food made me sooo happy...
This is the Mecca of Raw foods seasoned to perfection the Punany wrap with extra sweet corn sauce is not only banging but it’s filling a large Will allow you to eat on it all day. I would suggest no tomatoes just makes it a little more sauggy. The strawberry cream pie, mild popcorn, Sorrell drink, and sea moss drink all are a must to try you will probably spend at least $50 but is well worth it
Amazing atmosphere with chill vibes. All natural foods and I love to see the natural hair and creativity of the employees. Taste amazing and I’ve been 4 times already
I absolutely LOVE this black-owned vegan spot. I mean as soon as you walk through the door you feel like family and don't get me started on how bomb the OG Kale Wrap is?. I make a 40 mintue drive here at least once a week...that's how good it is.