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Blossom Bistro (Cafe Blossom East)
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1522 1st Ave
New York
NY
10075
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Veg level:
100% Vegan
Price Range:
$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $10-$15)
Accepted Payments:
- Visa ·
- Mastercard ·
- American Express ·
- Discover
Hours:
Mon-Fri: 11am-9:45pm
Sat: 11am-10:15pm
Sun: 11am-9:15pm
Delivery notes:
Blossom Bistro (Cafe Blossom East) delivered.
Notes:
Café Blossom East is a sister location of the flagship Chelsea location Blossom and Blossom Uptown.
Closed as of April/May 2010, but new location likely downtown TBA
The information on this page was last updated on May 18, 2010.
Review by happyherbivore on April 9, 2010:
- Decided to give this place another try since it's so close to my apartment. I ordered the chili which was awful. It was tomato sauce with tempeh and black beans. There was no spices like cumin or chili powder. It was terrible. My husband agreed.
Our waiter was nice and friendly but working every table in the restaurant -- so everything took forever. i felt bad for him
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Review by Shelly S. on January 13, 2010:
- The food was incredible! I highly recommend the Seitan Risotto and the Rosemary Walnut Seitan dishes. They are some of the best prepared Seitan dishes I have ever had. The Tempeh Chili was also delicious. My server was friendly and helpful too! I am definately going back!
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Review by happyherbivore on January 6, 2010:
- My husband ordered the mozz panini and thought it was alright; he didn't care for the fries. They initially brought out the wrong plate of food for me, which resulted in me eating 20 mins after my husband and I ordered a BLT, that was made with tofu and Smart-brand bacon so I'm not sure why it took so long... that said, it was tasty but not impressive. The sweet potato side was unmemorable. We were given a free dessert due to the "mix up" and choose the chai milkshake, which a friend recommended. It was more like eggnog, both in the flavor and consistency, than a shake. It was very soy creamer-like. Both meals had a lot of store-bought ingredients, so I felt the $13-$15 price tag was a bit high. The service was alright, except that it seemed like it was our waitresses first day.
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