Oy Vey Jewish Bakery and Delicatessen

I am so happy we stopped by this place! My husband doesn’t eat pork, so it’s tough finding a breakfast spot where he feels comfortable eating most things on the menu. It was not a problem here! We had breakfast with French toast, eggs, fried potatoes, and corned beef. It was all so delicious. The only bad thing is the restaurant is three hours away from us. The lady at the counter who took our order was also pleasant. I look forward to our next visit here!

We travel all over and this is hands down some of the finest falafel in the continental US. The curry is also sublime. The Turkish coffee warms your heart and lifts your spirit. The south African sweet potato stew is a symphony of flavor, well orchestrated with spices you can taste have been allowed to ripen over time. If you are looking for hearty and ACTUALLY good vegan/vegetarian food that tastes like real food cooked and prepared by loving hands, please don't hesitate to stop by for a little slice of the sublime in Indiana. Oh, and if you are offered a slice of homemade iced apple pie with homemade whipped cream on the side... Even if you are already overstuffed from the oversized portions, don't deny yourself the pleasure. (Fun fact, I wasn't told the homemade whipped cream was vegan until after the fact... And I would have never guessed- THAT'S how good this place is!) And the real icing on the cake is that these are real good people here. Chavah, or "mama" as she is called by...

Came here for dinner with our dairy free toddler. First plus, they are kosher so no dairy in the facility at all so we weren’t afraid of cross contamination. Second- we ordered a small chicken noodle for him since they didn’t have a dedicated kids menu. but instead the gave us a toddlers heaven of noodles, fruit and veggies. My kid INHALED every bit of it and the chicken noodles were amazing. Staff was super friendly as well!