Questionable nutrition info aside, this place is both overpriced and lacking.\nService, in a word, sucks: I've walked in repeatedly to their crappy layout and been ignored by multiple staff. You literally walk in and stand right at someone's table staring at them because there's no signage or hostess to let you know to seat yourself, wait, or approach one of the two, unlabeled counters. It's awkward. \n\nWhen a place hypes themselves as being \"vegetarian\" the menu probably shouldn't include chicken in every other dish. But hey, I understand wanting to appeal to a larger audience- every dish can be \"made\" vegetarian/vegan using tofu. Which is questionably nutritious, as it's processed soy, but hey...\n\nMuch like the nearby Panini Caf\u00e9, this place somehow expects you to find it reasonable to spend $16 on a sandwich. I don't know about you, but I'd rather hit up the Strip for a gourmet burger from a celebrity chef if I'm going to pay that. And no, using organic ingredients doesn't justify it.\n\nTried the veggie Panini and the chicken pesto Panini- pesto was missing but even with it, I'm not sure the flavor would have been saved. Everything inside the sandwich is overpowered by the bread. And not in a good way.\n\nThis place is hyped as both \"vegetarian\"/vegan and \"healthy\", and \"organic\" with little to the menu offerings that actually fit the criteria, which trumps the fact that they make half-decent desserts.