Chelsea’s Bakery & Vegetarian Restaurant

Delicious food to fit my lifestyle. Keep up the good work. I think I’ll stop by today. The mac and «cheese» and barbecue tofu are my faves!

NOT vegetarian, totally VEGAN! YAY!
I’m giving it 5 stars because the food was fresh, hot and delicious. The service (she served from behind the steam table) was very friendly and helpful. You take your food to the table but they will bus.
We are on a temporary strictly vegan diet for health reasons. I’m killing myself making dishes that will hold the interest of my steak-​loving man. He’s such a foodie and he loved it.
I had lasagna, kale and potatos. Also sea moss drink (from the cooler) and a whole wheat current roll (recommended by our server) Everything was great.
My guy had soup, mac & ‘cheese’, and tofu jerk fish.
When we left, he asked me if the beef she let him try was real beef. NOOOO! :) He really thought it was beef! So that’s what he’s getting next time.
M-​Sat 8 – 10, I think is what she said. (cuz I wanted to know if it was open for dinner)
The health score was 83 but the place seemed very clean. Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch!

no better spot to get your local Caribbean foods from… I go here literally all the time. anything u need, trust they have it…

Pretty much one of my favorite vegan places (or vegan friendly places). Best soul food ever.

I wanted to like this place but I can’t say that I did. My main issue was the fact that my food seemed cold. Also, the the lasagne sauce, I just wish it didn’t taste like sweet bbq sauce mixed with 2 additional cups of sugar. It was wayyy to sweet for me. The veggies I got as sides were the kale and the broccoli, they were edible. Not good or bad, just edible. Needless to say, I dont see myself returning for a second visit. Sheesh.

The food is Jamaican style Vegetarian, so you will find items like scrambled tofu with curry seasonings, curry tofu, etc. They also have a vegetarian lasagna, mac n cheese, veggie drum sticks, and soup. I am not sure if they still make the juices, but if you are a vegetarian, I say give it a go

Went for lunch. Had the [stir] fried tofu, lasagna, «kielbasa (sp?)», and a slice of carrot cake with icing. Everything vegetarian. Everything okay. Food was okay. Service was okay. Will I go again? Probably not. Is it that I don’t have experience with food-​turned-​vegetarian? Maybe. Eh.

This place was … interesting. They have a bunch of juices, which are supposed to help from problems such as impotence, diarrhea, high cholesterol, etc. We didn’t try the actually bakery items, just the main dishes. It was mediocre, but really cheap. Even being vegetarian I don’t think I’d go out of my way for this place. The thing that baffled me is that the place was virtually deserted, I came in with 4 other people (all of us together) and the person waiting on us was kind of surly. Oh well.

There are many juices to choose from for any ailment you have. I’d suggest going to the counter and telling them you want number 21, but don’t call it by the number. Say the name. Just say, «I want _​_​_​_​_​» It will make you cringe a little.
Aside from the juices, it’s not bad. The food sits in buffet style trays, but it’s pretty good. For around $ 7.50, you can get 1 starch and 2 vegetables. I got the Noodles & mixed vegetables and the okra. I liked it. The okra was a little on the slimy side, but it was still well flavored. The mixd vegetables were pretty much a couple red peppers cut up and added to some cooked cabbage. The noodles were pretty decent.
I’d suggest trying it if you’re in the area and you are vegetarian because I don’t think there’s a whole lot of vegetarian choices around the area, otherwise.