Unleavened Fresh Kitchen

Yum! We took the family 3 days in a row. There's great variety of food and meat options. Everything we had was great. They are generous with food and time. They were great with our celiac orders. Kids eat free after 4pm. This was such a fun, easy, yummy place to eat and serve a family with variety of preferences and needs. Nice atmosphere too.

My granddaughter and I love this restaurant! We love the food, the location, the staff and it is so clean! My granddaughter goes straight for the pizza wraps! So funny to see her melting and her taste buds lighting up everytime we go there! She is begging me to get the pizza wraps but I love their salads and other wraps!!
Unleavened reminds me of Uptown were I frequented when I lived Downtown, so now I don’t have to go far to feel at home!

I came for breakfast and ordered the Dagwood Hash Bowl: Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Cheddar cheese in a bowl with hash browns. I asked them to add avocado as well, and got a cup of coffee. Cost ~$15 total.

The potatoes weren’t hashed, it was more like skillet potatoes, they were also undercooked. So the name was a bit misleading but the big problem I had was that the potatoes made up about 80% of my meal. I ended up shoving undercooked potato chunks around in my bowl hunting for the part of breakfast that I was actually excited to eat. The avocado was not fresh either.

Coffee was fine, that’s hard to mess up.

All in all this is a 1st world problem review, it’s not that the food is inedible, it just isn’t good, and it certainly isn’t worth $15.

I haven’t been there for lunch or dinner yet, so you may have a better experience with that. On breakfast though, in terms of quality and value, this just isn’t worth it.

Edit: Scott, thanks for responding to this quickly, I did not expect that. I plan on giving you guys a second chance.

The food here was Great and the staff was very nice and attentive! Must try the Hummus! The Granola mix makes a great snack on the go.