Revive + Replenish

On the go with healthy options. They have seating also if you would like to have your sandwich, salad or soup. Or even for cold or hot drink with fiends.
Nice to have our own salad by choosing the ingredients.

I like this place. Maybe a little pricey, but it’s on the first floor of a fancy condo building, so the extra high rents trickle right on down to the consumer.
Even with the tax, the coffee is good. The food tastes very fresh and clean. Most importantly, they flex on the specials. Whatever they’re doing for the week is usually awesome! They mix flavors really well! The salads and pre made sandwiches are solid in a hurry.

Revive: Pretty decent. Try the chicken caesar wrap. No complaints. Both stars here are for Revive.
Replenish: Holy jeezmonkey. That level of rudeness is uncalled for, bearded dude behind the counter with the box that says «don’t throw me out or I’ll cut you.» I think you might just. Ignoring me when I ask a question about my pack of gum is one thing, but the look of murder?

In short… not a fan! They charged an extra $ 1 to have your salad chopped. When I said I’d like it chopped, the cashier said she’d have to restart my whole order… pause for reaction. I noticed my salad was being chopped next to the manager who was preparing raw chicken on the same counter inches away. I asked about it and they said they can’t promise the raw chicken didn’t touch the salad. Hmmm. I spent 25 minutes there and left to go to my evening class without dinner. There was no apology. BTW the «manager» didn’t wash his hands after preparing the raw chicken.

over priced for average salads and sandwiches, only go there if I need something quick.

It has a cute look and good location. I like the make it yourself salad station. Salad was ok. Needed fresher greens and more juice choices

In I feel awful, well almost feel awful as I’m doing this on their wifi — but three stars is a decent rating… Right?
I didn’t know what to order so I ordered the most breakfasty thing I could think of with a slight twist at the suggestion of a staff person. Egg Quesadilla, can that very easily go south? Apparently it can. Bland, tasteless scrambled eggs that even some salt and pepper jack cheese couldn’t save. And it costs so much you can’t just give it back and tell them to try again. I’m having one of those moments where I want to overrun the kitchen and prepare, at least the eggy meals on my own, for everyone’s sake. Not to mention the Hot Chocolate, also something I could have done better on my own, which is NEVER how a patron of a cute little coffee shop or any kind of eating establishment wants to feel.
Taste wise they’re a two star at best. The service is what salvages that extra star, the staff are kind, smiley, and especially speedy with the clean up. There’s just the most adorable older feelow who you can’t help but appreciate. I just couldn’t leave them HANGING, BUT they can do better, I’m almost positive, as far as the food goes.
#JustSaying

As a Zaragon resident I really wish this was the pizza place from the other Zaragon. Everything is pretty mediocre at best, terrible at worst. The worst part is that they always have things on the menu/​specials that trick you into thinking they will be good– imagine your dream sandwhich and they will have it. Then imagine that dream turn into a hellish nightmare as that sandwhich is excessively dry and the bread is a little stale. Perhaps this doesn’t rank high on the list of the crimes of western modernity in your book, but your book sucks.

I was EXTREMELY disappointed with this place. I hate giving out bad reviews, but this place definitely deserves it. I ordered their fish tacos special. The portions were small, the fish smelled bad (like it was fried in stale oil) and was super bland, the tacos came with two tiny «strips» of old avocado, the salsa was tasteless… The two small tacos were not worth the price of $ 9. I won’t be going back, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

As a social work student, I see students all the time with amazing looks salads, sandwiches and soups. Every time I ask where it came from, it’s usually all the same response «Revive!»
So I decided to try it out, and I am (as well as my stomach) very pleased! It was lunch crowd, so a bit on the crowded side, but I figured out that to make your own salad, you needed to circle your choices on the menu and hand it over. I had a spring mix salad with butternut squash, eggplant, bell peppers, chicken breast, cucumbers, and couscous. You could choose a dressing, but I opted for the condiment bar which had olive oil and vinegar handy.
REALLY REALLY GOOD!
fresh and yummy and going again.

The portions are definitely TINY.
I tried the turkey reuben. The turkey was just plain old deli turkey slices that you’d get at any deli counter — nothing special (like corned beef turkey, etc.) about them. The size of the entire sandwich was a little over 6 inches. At $ 7.50 for this, I expect a lot more.
I guess supposedly using Zingerman’s bread («most» sandwiches… unstated which ones) adds to the cost?

I like coming here because of its proximity to the campus. The food is definitely better than campus food, and costs about the same. But perhaps, most importantly (and impressively), they serve Mighty Good coffee here. Yummy caffeinated goodness, FTW.
Their soups have been generally pretty good, and I’ve enjoyed the salads I’ve eaten here. It’s only a four star review for me, though, because the service here can be lackluster. It’s not as friendly as you would hope, and also a bit slower than you would like.