Yamallama Delicatessen

Yamallama in the AMP16 food hall was a pleasant surprise for me. First of all, I kept missing them with me always circling the outer perimeter, they're located behind the boba tee/bagel place. I'm so glad I had an opportunity to try the out. My son introduced their Cobb salad and I was instantly hooked! He let me try it on Friday and had to wait until Monday to try a whole thing myself-as they are closed on the weekends. Let me tell you! It was worth the wait. An arugula blend base topped with tomatoes, blue cheese crumbles, chicken, and bacon-its a familiar mix. For me it was the Everything Bagel salad dressing that really took this to the next level.Go try it out and let me know what you think!

I already wrote a review about how obsessed I am with their chicken pesto panini, but I need to write again now that I've tried more. I looooove their tangerine tomato soup, falafel bowl, and taco bowl. Last week, I asked an employee which item on the menu is her favorite and she said the curry cauliflower bowl, so I ordered it. I CANNOT EXPLAIN how delicious it was. I got the tahini dressing and opted to add on pulled chicken for $5 and have not gone a day without thinking about it.The curry cauliflower bowl has: curry roasted cauliflower, golden raisins, cashews, pickled red onions, crispy chickpeas, and artisan lettuce blend. I know it sounds healthy and I don't care if you don't even like curry... you will LOVE THIS. I want it for every lunch for the rest of my life and I'm already planning my next visit to The AMP so I can get my hands on it. Order it.The only turmoil I now feel is the stress of wanting to try everything on the menu but not wanting to *not* order this bowl. Take one look at their menu and you'll be so impressed. I mean... they have an "everything bagel caesar" dressing. How delicious and creative is that? They have sandwiches, salads, warm bowls, soups, desserts, and more. Everything is colorful, fresh, and delicious.Thank you so much @Yamallama for being incredible. I saw that you now sell your bowls at Dream Palace Cafe too and I hope to see Yamallama meal options at many more coffee shops, stores, and cafes around town. I'll buy one every time I see one!!!PS: I just saw that they closed their second location in The Garage Food Hall and opened one across the street from The Children's Museum instead, so visit there or this AMP location.

Great food! If you're looking for fresh sandwiches, salads, soups... this is the place. Unique fresh focused options you just won't find anywhere else. Service always polite and able to talk about the menu. Cool environment in the AMP building.

I haven't been in the restaurant for this place but they catered a luncheon I was at the other day and everything was so delicious. I had a sundried tomato and spinach quiche, half of a falafel wrap, and bites of the banana pudding and the ginger peach parfait. All was excellent and I would definitely choose this place for future meals.

I've been wanting to try this place for a long time, and I'll admit it's was for the most part because of llama in the name.When I was over at the amp for work, I decided to pick up a bowl to bring back to the office for lunch and I decided on the Levantine bowl. It was very tasty! It had such a fresh variety of ingredients, it came with eggplant, cucumber, tomatoes, and falafel. This was all on a bed of a variety of greens.If you try this bowl, make sure to combine the dill and taziki. An awesome flavor combo!Can't wait to get back here to try some more delicious food.

We stopped at AMP for the winters farmers market. We grabbed a snack here because their paninis sounded interesting. I got the roast beef panini for $13. It was good, but underwhelming. It was small and I just wasn't impressed with the roast beef or the flavors. The roast beef was dry. It was something that I could easily make at home. Their other bowls and menu looked good, I just was not impressed with the panini. Service was good, they were very nice and quick.

I've eaten several times at the Kitchen location at 30th and Meridian (in the building just south of the Children's Museum). SO good every single time. My absolute favorite is the Roasted Sweet Potato salad with brown rice, chickpeas, pickled onions on artisan lettuce (or as my husband calls it -- dandelion weeds) with the house-made tomato vinaigrette salad dressing. The prices are reasonable and the staff is always super friendly. They offer grab-and-go options, but I always order mine fresh. There are several sandwiches I'd like to try as well, that is if I can tear myself away from the roasted sweet potato salad.

For top of the line healthy options, I would definitely recommend The Yamallama! Every time I stop by the staff are always so friendly and go the extra mile with service. They are great with recommendations and offer samples freely. The Amp is a great location for groups who want a variety of foods and Yamallama is conveniently located in the center of the building so it should be easy to find.

The owner of the Yamallama Delicatessen is an awesome lady--that is reason enough alone to go! I held an event of 100+ people and she catered the cutest snacketizers for the events. The display was beautiful and the attendees loved it! They were super easy to work with and gave great catering recommendations (which is helpful for clueless people like me).Out of all the places in the Amp, this is one of the few places where you can get something that is not deep fried and feels like a healthy choice. I love the Great Farro Salad! Lots of GF, Vegetarian, and dairy free options here too.

World's best food! I highly recommend eating here. The service was amazing and the owner is very nice. You couldn't even imagine how nice the ambiance was.