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Mad Shout Out to Modmarket

mod-marketOk, I certainly have my favorite places to eat, and of course like some more than others, but when it comes to lunch time around here I usually just go wherever anybody wants to go. I just don’t care that much, and am not a picky eater, so I’ll always find something to eat. However, I have a new obsession and this will always go on my list of can we? Can we please go here again??? Please?!

Yes, I’m talking about a fabulous new place called Modmarket. It’s located in the 29th Street Mall, next to Noodles, over by the Staples. I’ll admit I was a little hesitant to try it, since I didn’t actually realize it was a restaurant from the outside. I thought maybe it was an actual market for shopping or even a furniture store. Don’t ask why. I’m not really sure.

Anyway, every Friday, the Imulus owners take us out to lunch. Yay! And someone suggested we try this new place. We’re all hooked. I highly suggest you go check it out for yourself, but let me tell you a few of my favorite aspects.

LOVE the menu. It’s mostly salad, soup, and pizza. But, it’s unique. I have been getting a side salad called the Wintergreen (although I’ve tried the tomato basil soup, the cashew butternut squash soup, and the goat cheese pizza, and all are amazing!) Anyway, the Wintergreen salad is a hefty proportion for even a side salad (and I like my food), and it has mixed greens, walnuts, apples, roasted potato, goat cheese, fat-free honey herb dressing. See? Different? But, melts in your mouth. Amazing.

Let’s also take a moment to praise the $2 glass of wine. Not a little sippy cup full. A GLASS of wine. Good stuff too. To [sort of] quote the cashier, “Other places charge as much for a glass of wine that they spent on the bottle itself. We think that’s crap.”

After I received my receipt, right there on the print out is all of the nutrient information. I love it. An honest place, trying to do the right thing, and help everyone out.

Anyway, my wintergreen salad:

  • Cost: $4.75
  • Calories: 230
  • Fat (g): 16
  • Carbs (g): 17
  • Protein (g): 9

The restaurant’s decor is also great. Very clean, modern, a little funky. It’s kind of narrow, and it’s not huge, but there are still plenty of places to sit and people are in and out pretty quickly. It’s also a great place to grab and go, since they are super fast. (The pizza takes a bit longer since it has to be made, but a salad from start to payment takes all of 3 minutes.)

Other fabulous items: the menu changes often (so you know the ingredients are fresh), they offer free wifi, even the silverware and plastic-ware were clearly chosen with an eye for detail.

Ok, enough gushing. Try it out for yourself. Just try to prove me wrong.

posted in: opinion, review

This post was published on Thursday, March 11, 2010 at 6:00 am

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Taylor Smith

March 11, 2010 at 10:19 am

I have to agree that this place is great, but I’ll offer some criticism just to keep things balanced.

The first time I went, I asked for the amount of salad dressing to be somewhere between light and medium. I can’t imagine what heavy would be like considering my salad was swimming in dressing. Honestly, it was disgusting. I know some people like a lot of dressing, but this was ridiculous. The second time I went, I asked for it to be “very light” and that was perfect.

Secondly, I thought the goat cheese flatbread pizza I got was pretty bland. The crust was thin, which I like, but somewhat soggy, which kept it from being crispy. I’d be willing to try some other varieties, but my initial impression wasn’t that great.

Aside from those two points, I’m still pretty excited about this place considering I tend to hate most other places we go for lunch. I think if I stick to their salads, make sure to get extra light dressing, and start adding some chicken or steak to it, I’ll be set!

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anthony

March 12, 2010 at 6:24 am

thanks for the AWESOME post. contact me directly- anthony a t modmarket.com and we will get you some coupons for the next time you are in !!!

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Ryan

April 7, 2010 at 10:08 am

Modmarket is amazing. I love their pizzas, especially that they are on wheat bread. It’s one my favourite restaurants, actually.

The 2$ glass of wines are epic – but the poor is arguably *slightly* small, but still definitely worth it.