Vegan
American
Fast food
Take-out
Bakery
Vegan bakery counter and deli at the marketplace since 2016. Offers baked items like bagels, cinnamon rolls, breads, brownies and sweets as well as panini sandwiches and prepared salads. Nut-free, gluten-free, sesame-free. Open Mon-Tue 10:00am-6:00pm, Wed-Sat 10:00am-7:00pm, Sun 10:00am-6:00pm.
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100 Hanover St (at Boston Public Market), Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 02108
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Added by veganri on 05 Aug 2016
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72 Reviews
First Review by veganri
missmeliss_91
Points +36
Amazing - Edit
I'd suggest getting there earlier in the day if you want something other than just desert, she is very popular and sells out quickly. For deserts I've tried the brownies and banana bread, both delicious! And I have to say, the last time I was there I tried the fancy fig panini, the bread was freshly made and between the carmalized onions, vegan gouda, and sweet figs, I was in heaven. Also, customer service was top notch. I highly recommend even bringing non-vegans here and they'd love it ♥️
Read morePros: Many Deserts, Made Fresh Daily, Great Sandwiches
Cons: Sells out quick, Try to go early
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rudevegan
Points +37
Trash - Edit
Horrible service (woman just left in the middle of making sandwich with no explanation). Horrible price for what you’re getting. Bread was extremely cakey and oily. Finally, they were out of MORE THAN ONE basic vegetables listed on their menu, had to substitute. Every other time I’ve tried to go there they are just completely out of sandwich ingredients altogether (??). garbage business
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AmandaEats
Points +301
Room for Improvement - Edit
I had the breakfast of champions sandwich this morning, which features scrambled tofu, vegan cheese, and eggplant “bacon”. The eggplant was not warmed before being added to the sandwich, so it was weird to bite into a warm sandwich with a cold center. The tofu had a great flavor, but again it could have been warmer. I had it on an onion bagel, which was quite good for GF.
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watasiblah
Points +128
Moderate - Edit
A bit pricey, food not too good and it takes too long to get anything warm.
Read morePros: Nice employee, Vegan, obviously
Cons: Too expensive, low quality food
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Plantbased1311
Points +336
Cute place! - Edit
Little vegan place within the market. I only got the Mac n cheese which I heated up in my apartment and it was lovely. Don’t know about the cakes though. Would go again.
Read morePros: Friendly staff
Cons: Not enough chairs to sit down
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Tray-C
Points +539
The food is flavorless. - Edit
Unfortunately the food was dried out and plain and quite simply just wasn't very flavorful. I hate giving a bad review of a vegan place, but it just didn't taste good. I mean you can't go wrong with a chocolate donut, right? Well, their chocolate donut with sprinkles was dry with unmixed chunks of flour and sugar still visible inside. The frosting wasn't sweet at all and I hate to say, it just wasn't worth finishing. I ended up throwing out my sandwich too and going to Levend Bagelry to get their Homemade Seiten, roasted red peppers, mixed greens and vegan cream cheese sandwich which was awesome. Sorry, but the bad reviews are right about this place. I hope they can work on their recipes and make tasty stuff because I think their menu options are awesome - they just don't deliver on the taste.
Read morePros: It's vegan , It's inexpensive
Cons: Taste , Flavor , Food quality
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AnnieShutt
Points +166
Good try - Edit
Very mediocre vegan sandwich, but you can make the exact same thing at home for cheaper. All the vegan meats and cheeses they use are sold at Whole Foods
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KristaT
Points +23
Allergen Free and Yummy! - Edit
I frequent Jennifer Lee's as much as possible. Their chocolate chip cookies are amazing and I love their energy bites. I haven't tried too many of their lunch or dinner options but was very happy with my breakfast sandwich. They use Daiya cheese which although isn't the best is allergen free so can be eaten by most people. As a vegan who is allergic to nuts, this place is everything I've ever wanted.
Read morePros: All vegan, Allergen free
Cons: Small so sometimes may run out of ingredients
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BraínneEdge
Points +267
a shame - Edit
I ignored the poor reviews because I was hungry and had no Wi-Fi... sad I did though as this was a rather disappointing experience.
Read moreI got the last bread ... which already had bbq sauce on because she had misheard my order... the other items I bought were tough and had strange texture. Even though the taste was good.
What a shame
Pros: all vegan
Cons: poor service and quality
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kelwood13
Points +384
Love Jennifer Lee's - Edit
I'm kind of confused about all of the other reviews, because I've only ever gotten great stuff from here. The cookies and donuts are especially yummy, and I would recommend them to vegans and non-vegans alike. I also really appreciate Jennifer's efforts to create allergen-free foods.
Read morePros: Tasty food, Good variety, Affordable
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KaitlynnGill
Points +1477
I hope this place can get their act together - Edit
I’m so disappointed with this place. Asked for the jackfruit sandwich (they have four lunch items to choose from) and they said they were out of jackfruit. So we ordered the bbq tempeh and grilled cheese. They go to make the sandwiches and the bread was moldy and they couldn’t find any more bread. After some searching they found more bread. Then they had no tomatoes for my sandwich so asked to replace with a different veggie. When we got the sandwiches the bread was wet and the grilled cheese was hardly warm. They used Diaya cheese which when there is so many other brands I’m not sure why they are using it. The bread was so bland and it was just really disappointing. My bf is not vegan but eats vegan with me all the time and said that normally the vegan food we get is awesome but he thought it was terrible. I read these reviews before we went but their Facebook has 4.7/5 Stars so I was hoping i would get lucky. I really hope this place gets their act together and succeed. I’m only giving two stars instead of one because they’re all vegan
Read moreCons: wet bread, no tomatoes, missing menu items
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EC5
Points +2258
Hit and miss - Edit
Everything is vegan but it’s definitely not the most tasty vegan options around. They often have a stall at SOMA market where I have tried their goods: had a brownie there that was very dry. Hopefully they can tweak their recipes to show how delicious vegan baked goods can be!
Read morePros: All vegan
Cons: Not the best baked goods
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HappyCampers
Points +41
Not great cinnamon roll - Edit
All Vegan, we only tried the cinnamon roll but each only took one bite and tossed it. Not that it wasn't edible but we rather eat something good than fill up on something just ok.
Read morePros: All vegan
Cons: what we tried really wasn't worth eating
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Sharon753
Points +28
For allergens - Edit
The place is vegan but it themes for allergens, which make it all gluten free and all. I felt like the place didn't make an effort to make it extra good, just edible. Didn't enjoy my sandwich
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angelhaydn
Points +66
Disappointing baked goods - Edit
I was so excited about a new vegan place in town, but I was disappointed in everything I ordered (the chocolate chip cookie, the strawberry shortcake ball, and the pumpkin spice donut)... they were just tasteless.
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Popcorn!
Points +135
Interesting... - Edit
I got the weirdest stuff here: a chicken (jackfruit) sandwhich with Daiya provolone and dressing, and a fruity pebble donut. The sandwhich was very oily, sour and spicy. It was crazy. My taste buds were so confused. To those who have not tried jackfruit (like myself when I had this), it had the consistency of an artichoke heart. The donut... which I was so excited about... was cold and stale. I'm giving this 3 stars because I appreciated the wacky food and allergy consideration.
Read morePros: gluten-free, nut-free
Cons: stale donut :(
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shineonyou
Points +942
Allergen free baked goods in Boston Public Market - Edit
A cute little stall. I had a donut, which wasn’t so sweet like stereotypical donuts and was good for breakfast. In addition to being vegan, they’re also gluten and nut free.
Read moreThis is a stall located in Boston Public Market, which is cute and worth a stop overall if you’re nearby. It seems to be near more touristy markets, but a bit more upscale. I also got a falafel pita from Inna’s Kitchen, which has food from a variety of Jewish culinary backgrounds. There’s a bit of seating, but not a ton. If the weather is nice, you might be able to find seating outside.
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veganri
Points +577
Tasty Treats! - Edit
Jennifer Lee's is located in the fairly new Boston Public Market - right above the Haymarket T Station, across from City Hall and a few blocks from the touristy Quincy Market. Unfortunately I went quite late in the day and the selection was limited (completely understandable) as was the same at all the other stands too. I was able to get blueberry bread - like a big tasty blueberry muffin and took a box of, the very rare, vegan French Macarons! Head to the market, buy a few things and create a pic-a-nic and find a nice bench to eat on!
Read morePros: Great location., Vegan.
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