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The Benefits of Home Cooking

Fast food can get you by for a day or two, but home cooked meals are satisfyingly delicious, much healthier, and will add to the overall quality of your life.

A Brief Overview of Some of Our Ingredients

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Barley, the Super Starch

Barley is a complex carbohydrate that increases your metabolism because your digestive system needs to work harder to metabolize it. Barley decreases the bad cholesterol, also known as LDL (low-density protein) by absorbing saturated fats. Barley also helps to lower blood sugar and insulin levels.


Our delicious breakfasts will keep you full for 4-5 hours.

Freshly peeled garlic cloves on a wooden cutting board

Respect the Food,

Respect the People

We wash and trim our vegetables carefully, so you are not eating anything that we would not eat ourselves.

Artisan cheese selection on a rustic wooden table

Cheese; Taste and Texture

Cheese is rich and delicious, especially when it's melted into a gooey mess on your pizza. However, it's also rich in calories and saturated fat. A little bit (60% less, actually) of sharp cheddar cheese flavor goes a long way. Food is your friend, in the correct proportions

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Saturated and Unsaturated Fats

Saturated fats increase LDL, a low-density lipoprotein responsible for obesity and other health problems.


We use unsaturated fats, which lowers LDL (cholesterol), reduces, inflammation, and builds stronger cell membranes.