Reviews Little Beet Table

We were looking for a restaurant on a Friday when we stumbled upon The Little Beet Table, a place located few steps from the Flatiron that focusses on local ingredients, mostly vegetarian, with only few non-vegetarian dishes. Their menu is interesting as the plates show some creativity: it is not an after thought and, for a carnivore like me, quite satisfying. Here are the dishes we tried:

The Little Beet Table is the upscale cousin of the fast casual The Little Beet. TLBT is 100% gluten-free, and can accommodate other restrictions/allergies too. The food is modern and takes inspiration from seasonal flavors. Read my full review for more detail

A friend had just returned from abroad and needed sustenance. She likes The Little Beet and so we went there. This is a casual eatery specializing in organic fare and is popular with the younger crowd who either don't cook or work long hours and want to eat healthy.

The Little Beet offers a protein with two sides. So this could be a choice of steak, chicken or salmon. Two vegetarian protein options are also available- tofu and a vegetable cutlet. All the sides are freshly made and choices abound like roasted sweet potatoes sprinkled with pecorino cheese, broccoli, golden beets, lentils and quinoa to name a few. Salads and rolls similar but larger than sushi along with breakfast are also options to consider.

My friend had her usual of chicken with green beans and roasted fennel and kale topped with roasted carrots. I had a delicious cauliflower soup. We also drank organic Spindrift sodas in raspberry lime and grapefruit.

Looking for a fantastic gluten-free place? Look no further, just come here. Since everything on the menu is gluten-free, you don't have to ask any questions, or search for meals that don't have any hidden wheat. The food was so fresh and delicious, I could have eaten two meals. I settled on the salad and roasted carrots and wasn't disappointed. While I'm only in town for another few hours, I may have to go back as the food was just that good.

Why Come Here? Fancy food that’s also light & healthy, lots of vegetarian options, gluten free, you want to dine with a lot of girls The Little Beet Table describes itself as “Guiltin’ Free” which should give you some idea what you’re getting into. Yes, it’s one of those “healthy” restaurants that’s gluten-free and has lots of simply prepared vegetable-driven dishes. But don’t go thinking this is another place that’s just a bunch of quinoa salads and roasted beets (though they do offer those, of course). Pastas, flatbreads, a burger and some pretty good cocktails all find there way onto the menu here. It’s a combination that seems to be working well; good luck getting a table on less than a few days notice. Inside, “LBT” looks like your cool artist friend’s loft. High ceilings are supported by conspicuous columns and tables made of reclaimed wood with mismatched chairs. There is lots of exposed brick covered in things like plants and paintings that looks like half a newspaper got stuck on them. Also like your cool artist friend’s loft, it’s packed with women. Seriously, my brother and I were the only table without a representative of the opposite sex. If you’ve got restaurant game, move this to the top of your list. Overall, this means The Little Beet Table will loved by some and somewhere between enjoyed and tolerated by the rest. It’s a place to be seen eating healthy (which is sort of what I imagine every restaurant in LA being like). And if you’re vegetarian, gluten free or just looking to eat lighter meals, it has enough diversity you could eat here several times a week. But while the food is good, be advised most of it is not quite “I forgot I’m eating healthy good.” Below are my thoughts on what we tried: Tender Shrimp If garlic and chili are your thing, this is your dish. While the shrimp were good, we continued picking at the sauce covered chickpeas long after the last was gone.

Reservation Person was really nice and helped with adjusting my reservation. The menue was really focused and providing solid options for different dietary restrictions. We order all the appetizers and all the mains, really enjoyed all the appetizers and the mains. Food was very fresh and well made, felt really clean after and satisfied. Servers were very friendly, but I think some people called out so they were a bit overwhelmed 😔 But we appreciated everything!!

Delicious. Great location on Park Ave. Amazing GF options. Everything was light and fresh and healthy, but it all tasted absolutely wonderful. The pesto pizza appetizer was to die for. Highly recommend! 4 people came to about $200 with two appetizers, two teas, one prosecco, three mains and one soup plus tip. The waitress was incredibly nice.

Quiet, clean atmosphere with friendly staff and good food. I appreciated the vegetable dishes and flexibility with accommodating allergens. I enjoyed a salad with the crispy skin salmon (so good!) and the vegetable sides of the Brussel sprouts, carrots, and roasted potatoes. The roasted potatoes were my favorite. The Brussel sprouts, I thought, were undercooked.

This place is awesome. Relaxed, modern vibe with deliciously healthy food. We got the crispy spirulina rice and shrimp salad with a blood orange margarita. But everything on the menu looks wonderful. Will definitely be coming back

This is a great restaurant for healthy options or gluten-free/vegan foods. I got the burger with roasted sweet potatoes and it was tasty. It has a very cute ambiance and is in a great location as well. Customer service was excellent.