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Naturally Yours

Editorial Review

This bare-bones open kitchen supplies virtuous vegetarian and vegan fare to the downtown food court location. Although it’s a little low on atmosphere, with a plastic patio set for dining in, the Kingston Road kitchen is popular with local businesses and residents looking for a healthy lunch. A small menu includes soup and a single daily entrée selection (such as pad Thai or roti wrap), along with an optional green salad. Unlicensed. Mains $4–$6.75.

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