For quite some time, Daily Grub had been featuring dates stuffed with macadamia nut feta. I had been wanting to try them for quite some time but had always opted instead for the quesadilla or bahn mi. When I finally ordered them, I regretted the time I had lost not eating these little treasures. Sweeter than expected, these would make a perfect end to any meal.
On a side note, vegan mofo (or month of food) is coming up in November. The premise is that a blogger will post every day for a month, with a focus on food. To prepare for this, I am going to be hoarding food posts like a greedy squirrel until November 1st. Prepare yourself for mofo.
Showing posts with label Daily Grub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily Grub. Show all posts
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Daily Grub: Quesadilla

It was magical. The inside was a creamy, savory combination of the ancho cashew cream sauce and black beans, with roasted vegetables peppered liberally throughout. It also came with a side of salsa, which kicked up the heat quite a bit and complemented the creamy inside perfectly. It was one of those meals where I really started to slow down while I ate in order to prolong the meal.
I am so proud to have such an amazing vegan restaurant in Omaha. Every item on the menu is superb and presented beautifully. Yay Daily Grub!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Daily Grub- Banh Mi
Last Friday, I had the pleasure of dining at Daily Grub with some friends. I ordered the Banh Mi sandwich and it was incredible. The combination of cilantro and daikon made the sandwich crazy-refreshing on a humid Nebraska day and the tofu kept me full for a long time afterward. The ancho cashew cream spread was the final element in making this sandwich so fantastic- it would be a welcome addition to any meal. Daily Grub is still churning out the hits and I am so happy to have them in Omaha- go there if you haven't yet!
Monday, June 21, 2010
Daily Grub: Making Omaha Even Better
I'm happy to report that Daily Grub, the restaurant of Clean Plate's Elle Lien, is just as wonderful as the weekly raw brunches that I was lucky, and spoiled enough, to attend. After eating there multiple times, I find it very comforting to know that there is a vegan restaurant in Omaha that I can confidently recommend to anyone- vegan or not. The food and ambiance are fantastic and I can sometimes barely believe my luck to have this amazing restaurant in my own city.
When entering Daily Grub, you immediately notice the calm and clean aesthetic. This is a place that invites you to come in and relax, with sparse, beautiful and effective decor and delicious smells coming from Elle's tiny kitchen. The menu takes up most of a wall, and it is worth noting that Daily Grub is cash only, but eating there is absolutely worth hitting up the ATM.
And the food? Amazing, not that I expected anything less. I have sampled the green thai curry and two types of sopes, all with lovely, complex flavors in food that made me feel energized, rather than weighed down. I also was allowed a close-up look at a waffle, which I figured my mom would offer me a bite of. She didn't. I am 99% sure that this is the only time my mom has been so into her meal that she didn't offer me a taste. That's a big deal. The menu also features juices, smoothies, soups, hearty bowls, sandwiches and anything else Elle dreams up.
My one complaint with the restaurant is that I can't go there for dinner. Some days make it hard for me to squeeze a lunch trip over to Daily Grub in, and I would definitely stop there for dinner if the option was available, even for only a couple evenings a week. However, I will continue to buzz over for lunch whenever possible and will keep proudly recommending it to anyone who will listen.
When entering Daily Grub, you immediately notice the calm and clean aesthetic. This is a place that invites you to come in and relax, with sparse, beautiful and effective decor and delicious smells coming from Elle's tiny kitchen. The menu takes up most of a wall, and it is worth noting that Daily Grub is cash only, but eating there is absolutely worth hitting up the ATM.

My one complaint with the restaurant is that I can't go there for dinner. Some days make it hard for me to squeeze a lunch trip over to Daily Grub in, and I would definitely stop there for dinner if the option was available, even for only a couple evenings a week. However, I will continue to buzz over for lunch whenever possible and will keep proudly recommending it to anyone who will listen.
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