Ember & Greens

A friend and I decided to try E&G for brunch (FYI, it's only served on the weekends). Zack was our waiter and he was pretty good. I asked for recommendations and had questions about the menu which he politely answered. He checked on us appropriately and for all of that, I tipped him handsomely. For drinks, my friend ordered a coffee, they don't have any fancy offerings there, and I went with the coffee float. It could stand to be a dollar or two cheaper for what it is. It needed more ice cream for sure with an $8 price tag, seemed more like one scoop instead of two. Now the food, we started with an app of the samosas. Now the outside was flaky, inside more mushy than I like but overall, they tasted really well. For entree, my friend ordered the roasted shakshouka which I still don't know what is inside it but she said it was good. Came with super delicious looking bacon and bfast potatoes. I decided to treat myself with the 3 lamb chops. For $44, they know they should make that an even 4 chops! The first bite was so damn delicious. It had the right amount of charring and was tender. The other two were nicely charred but the meat started feeling a bit tough. I still was eating at the bone to get my money's worth, I do not give one single solitary (you fill in the blank). Even Zack commented on it! I was like dude if you saw alladat, why you ain't sneak me another chop! The lamb chops were accompanied with garlic mashed potatoes and 3 spears of asparagus. That should have been a bigger serving, I would have asked for more but didn't think at the time.

This place was tough to rate - I kept flipping between 5 stars down to 3 stars and landed on 4. Staff were excellent - friendly for sure. Food was light and fresh. Portion sizes were smaller and prices were low key expensive in my opinion. The grilled chicken wrap with sweet potato fries plus a coke was $26 including tip which seemed a but much. Butttt the food was decent enough and probably healthier so maybe worth it? The sweet potato fries were ok, the wrap was good with the chicken and avocado and Jalapeño ranch. Like I said, a tough one to rate but I would personally go back!

We shared the rustic veggies and quinoa with the chicken avocado BLT. SOOO delicious, and the service was great. Will definitely be going back to try other items on the menu.

Came here yesterday and I really enjoyed the food, it was delicious. The place is super cute with plenty of seating inside, out and a full bar. Only three things I didn't like, we were seated by the restroom side and one time there was a loud smoke noise, then another a delivery man was banging innthe door really hard, which startled all of us in that area, deliveries definitely should be scheduled other times because people were just walking through there opening the outside door. Second the place was very humid and then they fixed it, third our waiter disappeared and we had to wait to get things. Every server was nice though so that's good.

I loved my meal at Ember & Greens! This is another great place that you may pass without realizing it. The server was very informative - she let us know about the different menu options and specifics on the dishes we were considering as well as the Restaurant Week specials. I ordered the Creamy Roasted Jalapeno pasta. This was delicious! Heads up though, it was super spicy! I knew it would be due to the jalapenos, but didn't realize just how spicy it would be. Something to keep in mind if you order this dish. It was still really good though! I ordered mine with chicken and the pasta also had these delicious chunky mushrooms. The cream sauce was really good - perfectly executed with the mushrooms. The restaurant week special is also something to consider since you get an appetizer, soup or salad and dessert along with the main dish for $39 (until Sep 4th). Worth a try!

I discovered this place as a result of the Yelp "Surprise Me" feature! I was really surprised! This restaurant had a wide variety of menu items to choose from. Its focus seemed to be on protein and greens. As you can see from my image, I ordered their chicken wrap which featured lettuce, tomatoes, avacado, and jalapeno ranch and a side of fries. The chicken was a little dry and salty but grilled, and their jalapeno ranch is house made and creamy! The French fries were a step above shoe string fries, a little similar to Whataburger Fries if you have ever had those. Overall, I enjoyed the wrap because the avacado balanced out the salt of the chicken so it was good. I liked that this restaurant had both indoor and outdoor seating. I sat outside and it was very nice. The waitstaff was mid. I say this because if you ask for little things outside of your normal menu items, they will easily forget because they don't write anything down or use any devices to help them remember your order. So if you ask for a lemon, you likely won't get it unless you remind them as often as they frequent your table. Pay with cash. Just like they get so busy that they forget small things like lemons, they will also forget your card if you give it to them. So you'll end up reminding them to give you your card. lol. oh and also ask for a To-go plate long before your done eating, they will forget that as well. With that, I rate this place a 3.

Came here with the hubby for a causal meal! We got the wagyu patty melt and the lamb chops! Both were really good! The wagyu patty melt had really good flavor. I loved the grilled onions and mushrooms on it. The lamb chops were nice as well. Cooked perfectly when we asked for medium doneness. The service was good. Would recommend for a good casual meal or family friendly meal!

My BFF and I came here for a catch up season and an early dinner since this was mid point for us from our jobs. I made a reservation because I was on the website but it was not needed as we came on a Tuesday night and it was pretty quiet even though our waitress at the bar said it was busy for a Tuesday. The location is random and bigger than what I was expecting. The people are friendly and you can tell they enjoy their regulars. Food: since it was still happy hour for 15mins we hurried to order drinks and food. My friend is pregnant so it was nice that they have mocktails in the happy hour menu. The cauliflower had a nice breading and the sauce had a wonderful kick. The veggies samosas were perfectly cooked but the dipping sauce was confusing at first. I believe the sauce I was actually butter but whatever it was it worked really well. I love they give options on the bread for pizza and that is is cooked in a pizza oven. The pizza was wonderful with a soft but crunchy crust.While we were eating I was thinking of when I could come back and also found out another friends new job is less than a mile away which means I will be back very soon.

Terrible service. I ordered a marg and had to hunt down that server after 30 mins. He stated "oh I was confused I thought you wanted the appetizer margherita pizza" but yet when I ordered the margarita originally he asked if I wanted salt? Then when we ordered our food, he seemed confused. So I reiterated our orders and he just shook his head. Then, an appetizer came out that we didn't order and told him for the third time we ordered the cauliflower bites. After waiting 10 more minutes our appetizer never came out. When our meals came out mine came out wrong and a different server let us know it was never put in. Food was very very sub par.

I personally love the food. It's fresh, healthy, and everything I've tried is delicious! The salads and flatbreads are my favorite as they have a brick oven. They have delicious sauces like lemon tahini