- Vegetarian
Karyn's Conscious Comfort Food
Menu for Karyn's Conscious Comfort Food
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Ratings and Reviews for Karyn's Conscious Comfort Food
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May 20 2012
Jennifer S. via Yelp
I love this place! As a recent vegan, I'm having a hard time integrating to the lifestyle. Especially going out to eat with friends. The great place about...read more
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May 19 2012
Chloe T. via Yelp
It doesn't get any better for vegan cuisine. Great entree's, sides, drinks, desserts. I recommend the Green Enchilada and the amazingly large and tastey...read more
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May 16 2012
David S. via Yelp
We went here for cake and everything was fucking goddamn nasty-ass carob. Oh except for the $8 organic Karyn brand chocolate bar. Us: "Do you have...read more
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May 13 2008
lisagreen via Citysearch
I'm not a vegetarian and I love the food at Karyn's! I took my husband, who refuses to eat vegetarian, and he can't wait to go ba...read more
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Apr 18 2008
via Citysearch
I really like their potato soup and their sandwiches - with the jerk tofu being a particular favorite. Karyn's Cooked is a rare t...read more
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Mar 23 2008
via Citysearch
This restaurant in the art gallery district has a great approach - home cookin for vegetarians and vegans. They make good use of m...read more
In Short
Hidden among other storefronts--mostly galleries--this spot beckons passers-by with its serene decor. Maple and Asian touches like the infinity waterfall set a relaxing tone, while the luscious-looking cakes on display and the semi-exposed kitchen mean business. Health-conscious locals frequent the long room for vegan appetizer specialties like soy-cheese pizza and faux-meat entrees like the sloppy joe, featuring slow-cooked ground soy-proteins and spaghetti and ''meatballs''--again made from soy product.
