Little Beet

Name: Little Beet
Address: 1140 Broadway, New York City, New York, USA
Telephone: +12123678015
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

#3302 of 11682 fast food in New York City

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Little Beet is pretty near Saint Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathedral. The tasty flavours of the Vegetarian cuisine attract many customers. Many people visit this restaurant to taste good beet salads, falafels and butternut squash soup. Come here for tasty asida if you are hungry.

Most users indicate that the staff is accommodating. Service at Little Beet is something one can name fine. You will pay reasonable prices for dishes. As most visitors affirm, the atmosphere is cool. As for the Google rating, this place received 4.3.

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(4.5/5)

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(4.1/5)

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Nay K 19 days ago on Google

Good fast lunch spot. Usually in and out within a few minutes for takeout. The employees have been very kind and efficient each time I’ve gone in. Service: Take out Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Large vegetarian selection

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David Hand 25 days ago on Google

Discovering The Little beet was a happy accident that left me wanting more. So I returned recently for round 2. The good: I focused on the chefs soup bowl, a mix of herbed basmati, dark meat chicken, and sautéed greens doused in a butternut squash soup (that becomes much more a sauce than a soup) garnished with a swirl of chimichurri. It’s honest and healthy and a great combination of flavors, with one exception. Certain foods (like beets!) are polarizing. Raisins are another and should always be made optional. Unfortunately they are sautéed into the greens and provide an unwelcome punctuation of sweetness in an otherwise harmonious spectrum of flavors. Needs work: While on my first visit I was served by a welcoming, friendly, and informative server, today, just after opening (and as is often the case, nowowdays) there was zero hospitality on the menu. Upon entering the nearly empty store, not one of three or four employees looked in my direction. There was neither a smile nor a single word spoken by the server (unless one considers a chin nod akin to a “what’s up bro?” as a proper greeting) until I asked for no raisins. The stools at the window bar are so low you’ll think you’re at a children’s table. And finally, the to-go bags are perfectly sized to unsettle the lid on their soggy, compostable bowls, meaning by the time I got home, most of my lunch was spilled at the bottom of the bag, negating the save-some-for-later value of the hearty portion, as I dumped the dripping mess into the trash. I will probably return based on the flavor. But there are some rough edges this store and brand need to address before The Little Beet becomes a go-to for a $20 lunch. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3