E.A.T.

“They got us in right away and the food came out super quick.”

MzNana★★★★

3.5 stars on my rating. Not many good choices for low sugar or low carbs. Most all in our party enjoyed their meals. No cash payments. Must use a CC even for a cup of regular coffee ($5.44) a bit pricey.

Sarah Godlove★★★

We stopped in to EAT Marketplace for our first visit on a recent Sunday shortly before their 2pm closing. The layout was a bit confusing - there wasn't clear direction on where to order drinks vs. food. I initially went to the coffee counter (where there were no prices listed) but didn't see a food menu so we wandered back to another register to find menus and order. They were out of several specials, so we decided to share a breakfast pizza and I ordered a café mocha with coconut milk. Inside was loud and echoey with limited seating other than long communal table, so we sat outside. The brea

Summer★★★★

I’ll start off by saying I do love this place and what they’re doing. Seed oil free. Supports local farms and pasture raised practices etc. that’s fantastic and I hope to see more of this everywhere. However, I was disappointed to be given plastic utensils for a to-go order instead of compostable ones. Also, I ordered the “pasture plate” nearly $30 for a flat iron steak and eggs so I don’t know maybe I’m crazy but I expected more than 4 pieces of meat. The size of this plate was astronomically disappointing and I was still very hungry after eating it BUT it was delicious so there is that. Fo

Miranda Ruby Love★★★★★

This place always slaps. The gluten free bread is unreal. The soups are delicious. The services is so kind. They remember you - and if they don’t know you - they introduce themselves to you. Can’t recommend it enough!