Serves meat, vegan options available. Tapas restaurant with a focus on Asian cuisine as well pizza. There are three vegetarian sushi options, one of which is vegan. There are two vegetarian hand rolls, one is vegan. There are three vegan bowls with various grains, rices, noodles, greens, and vegetables. Menu is seasonal and is subject to change. Shares space with Epiphany Farms, listed separately. Open Mon-Thu 4:00pm-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-11:00pm, Sun 4:00pm-9:00pm.
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220 E Front St, Bloomington, Illinois, USA, 61701
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- Outdoor seating
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Added by Lore on 27 Feb 2018
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4 Reviews
First Review by KatieSteeleBrokaw
jamieclower
Points +610
Flavorful asian options - Edit
Appreciated that the menu was clearly labeled! We enjoyed the green goddess sushi roll (so much that we ordered another!) and the Simply Delicious bowl (quinoa with spicy crunchy tofu and veggies). This place is three restaurants combined, so we got our food well in advance of our Omni friends but it was no problem.
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HAWKBL8
Points +125
Nice Tapas Fusion place - Edit
More Vegan options than the downstairs affiliation (Epiphany Farms), but still more for Vegetarians as most non meat options contain dairy. Food was tasty. Mix of Asian Fusion and Pizza. Has a full bar. To those complaining it doesn't fill you up... it's"Tapas"... (Small plates) it's not meant to fill you up.
Read morePros: Lots of vegetarian options
Cons: Few Vegan options
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AlexandraBryant
Points +235
Always a disappointment - Edit
I have eaten here a few times and I always leave hungry and disappointed. The vegan options are not indulgent and they taste uninspired. I ordered the vegan grains bowl and it came in a giant bowl that had almost no food in it. They have one sushi roll that is vegan. My family ordered five of them and every single roll was not wrapped tight enough. They were so loosely wrapped that they fell apart when you tried to pick them up to eat them. Also, V stands for vegetarian. Not vegan. VG stands for vegan.
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KatieSteeleBrokaw
Points +27
Best vegetables in town - Edit
A true farm to table restaurant—even the corn in their grits and cornbread is locally and organically grown on their farm (available downstairs at Epiphany restaurant). The tofu and veggie bowls are delicious vegan options, as are veggie sushi bowls. Kale salad (with it without cheese) also great. Most high integrity, ethical chef-farmers in town.
Read morePros: Absolutely delicious vegan and vegetarian options, All vegetables grown locally and organically , Bowls are especially yummy and healthy
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