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Find out what Healthy restaurants to try in Fairlawn. Fairlawn is a city in Summit County, Ohio, United States, and a suburb of Akron. The population was 7,437 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Akron Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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6. Aladdinâs Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By wxman2014
Expand your taste buds to include this restaurant. No matter what your diet restrictions, there are many choices for Vegetarians, Gluten-free, and those with food allergies as well as those who are hungry. There are many choices and all of the selections are tasty. Try their fresh hummus, it is outstanding. Service is excellent.
5. Fresh Healthy Cafe
Reviewed By Lea L
This little cafe is in the center of the mall. We were disappointed with the rest of the food court and decided to see how this would be. They have very healthy options that included something for everyone. From quesadillas to wraps, paninis, smoothies and healthy snack items it is a perfect grab and go health food stop. We both enjoyed our meals although we could have used larger portions for the price I am sure the portion we received was a healthier size for us anyway. We will return there again when shopping at Summit Mall. The workers were helpful as well seeing that is was our first time there. Only down side is that you will need to wait a few minutes for your food because it is made when ordered so have patients it will just be a couple minutes, no big deal.
4. Robeks
Reviewed By GuidoLocattelli
I do not see why these places continue to stay in business during a bad recession. Most interesting way to intimately engage the public that has money to spend on many items that they can probably produce on their own at home with ambition. Fruit juices do predominate the menu. Smoothies and juices do have their merits but they are over priced to be sure. Do not forget that this is the high rent district of the west side of town. Not the best place to watch or limit your spending habits if you are on a budget. Things could get expensive here. Nothing requiring the expertise of a chef is called for in order to make these items. These are merely back yard or kitchen drinks hat many of us can produce ourselves at home for far less money. They do provide a nutritional guide for help in selecting your drink. Fruit bowls for breakfast and lunch are available. Many of the items listed and described on the menu use words like "energize", "replenisher" and "cardio cooler" to attract your attention as if to suggest that you need courses in a medical degree terminology thorough fare to understand the benefits for ordering and consuming these items. "Healthy Harmony", "Pro Arobek" and "Age Buster" are used too. These names should make people suspicious about these qualities. The ingredients are said to be fresh and that is a selling point. The produce department in the near-by grocery store or speciality store can provide theses same ingredients. Nothing that unusual or difficult about mixing or obtaining them. I suspect the far too many people with money defend spending money on these items just to satisfy their desire for wanting to be healthy in efforts of protecting their children too. Country club-like atmosphere it seems to me might prevail here if you go overboard in spending so much money to do what you can do yourself at home for far less money. Sociology people can practice doing what they study and look at the people who visit this place regularly to know about consumer habits and behavior of patterns of people with money. I am sure that there are fresh fruits in these drinks and smoothies. But why must they cost so much here? I do have an answer to that question. Do you? I can not give it a rating above average in part because this is for the affluent people. I do not belong to that segment of society. I can think of so many better ways to give your child a nutritional treat with fruit than to spend money here. Acai especial bowl includes desirable commodities that should attract people like you and me. Fast Break bowl bowl is also appealing to people who like to consume fresh fruit. I refused to order them for reasons mentioned above. Simply stated folks,you can do this same preparation for yourself at home with the right ingredients and equipment that is now in many modern kitchens. Nothing mysterious about this for sure. Look at the words used on the menu to describe these items. Beware and be careful. Ask questions about sugar and salt content. Sweet shop to be sure. When you think about it these items by themselves can never replace a full well balanced meal. Good nutritional habits might not be in large supply or in store here. Why do people go into nutritional ecstasy over strawberry smoothies? I will recommend it for the reasons that are wanted by certain aficionados of this food but with some reservations as listed or enumerated above. This is not my type of place for a snack or alunch of you want to call it that.
3. CoreLife Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
We've created CoreLife Eatery to bring clean, healthy and great tasting foods to everyone every day. We feature hearty bowls that are complete meals in themselves featuring greens, grains and bone broths. All of our ingredients are free of GMO's, trans fa
Reviewed By TravlnmomOhio
I recently visited this location during my lunch hour. The menu has something for everyone. Ingredients are fresh with no added preservatives. Food was prepared directly in front of me and with each "station" I was given the choice to add or delete something. Food quality and flavor was excellent. This is a great new addition to the area.
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2. Continental Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Hours : Mon - Sat 11am to 9pmRestaurant Description: If youâre craving for authentic Mediterranean dishes, drop by Continental Cuisine in Fairlawn, Ohio. Our restaurant offers delicious Mediterranean dishes made from the freshest and finest ingredients. W
Reviewed By DANIEL P
Not much for atmosphere, but very good food. Good place for shwarma or gyros. The side salad was tomatoes and lettuce, but both were fresh and very good, even in May. We will be back the next time we are in Akron.
1. First Watch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
First Watch specializes in delicious creations freshly-prepared to order. Their fresh, award-winning Breakfast, Brunch and Lunch dishes are made using only the best ingredients without the use of heat lamps or deep fryers. The best part is their creative
Reviewed By MaryJo M
Chain restrauant with a nice menu and generally well prepared food. usually have a significant wait, even during off hours. Service the day I was there was very slow and no check back re beverage refills, had to ask the hostess to get my bill, with lots of people waiting to a table.
