Vegetarian Restaurant Review by Jennifer Kumar.
Meet and Greet
The last time we came here, this location was under construction. This time we are happy to report it was fully back to its original glory. Of course, it should have been since summer kicked off a few months ago!
We were immediately greeted at the door and sat inside. We could have opted to sit outside as it was a spectacular day and eating with an
Mise en Scène
We were sat on the ground level (which is on the same level as the
We are glad it is a casual eatery. Since we had been biking, entering and enjoying our time here in our biking clothing, we did not feel under dressed or out of place at all. In fact, if you decide to take a long bike ride on the
We did use the restrooms. I was surprised with the renovations that the downstairs bathroom did not have a functioning lock. I did use then decide to use the restroom upstairs. Both were clean, but the upstairs room more comfortable with the functioning lock.
Choosing a Veggie Treat
There are plenty of vegetarian options at this restaurant. I have always loved this restaurant and opted for the vegetarian options, even when I was first introduced to this restaurant in
Check out the Ithaca Aladdin’s Menu, which is, for the most part is the same as Pittsford with minor additions/subtractions.
Checking In
Our waiter was very attentive. He checked on us in regular intervals. Food was bought to us in an efficient manner.
See you later
As with the service, bill collection and payment was uneventful and efficient.
Pay Scale
$6-10 per person
** This location was voted Best of Rochester, 2008 for "best meals under $10".
Tips We left 10%
Star System 3.5/5
To find/Contact
Aladdin’s Natural Eatery
(585) 264-9000
Directions to Aladdin's Natural Eatery
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Best of Rochester 2008 Reader's Choice Awards
3 comments:
We visited again yesterday. It is one of the vegetarian's paradise in Rochester, if you're in the mood for this kind of food. Winters, I find it hard as many vegetarian options are cold. Though today, I found out some items, like torlou, can be heated, so that was an added bonus.
Today I got the vegetarian appetiser plate- four items about about $9. Torlou, baba, 2 falafel, and tabouli with four olives, pita bread and tahini dipping sauce. Krishna got the lentil soup with a toasted falafel pita wrap. It was all very tasty and for about $25 was just enough for the two of us for a late (3pm) lunch.
The service today was also top notch. All items were made to order and drinks were refilled as requested. Bill payments were also done in an efficient manner.
It is my and my wifes favorite stop when we bike. On this link i posted some pages with photos of the canal, alladin included.
http://italianrecipesblog.com/biking_erie_canal/biking_erie_canal.htm
Thanks Tommaso.. This is awesome. How far have you travelled up and down the canal on bike? We love to bike on the canal!
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