CWB is one of my favorite lunch places. I love that they have a drive-thru too. So nice. I will say it's the sharpest turn of a drive-thru ever though. You totally know what I'm talking about if you've been. But really, everything is so good here. I can eat healthy here, which I love. I love their veggie fajita bowl with brown rice, the power bowls with quinoa... The chicken teriyaki bowl with brown rice! There are ton of healthy options here. If I'm down to carb it up I also love the basil pesto noodle bowl. It has whole wheat noodles, zucchini, red peppers, mushrooms, spinach all in a basil-pesto sauce that is so good. Very large portion too. The buffalo chicken wrap is always a staple. You can get it cold or grilled. I like it grilled. They have these lobster Rangoon too. Not exactly healthy at all, but they're just like crab Rangoon, but with lobster! So yummy. It's about the same price if you were going to Bread co to get a meal. All in all one of my lunch stop staples.
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JD D.
I didn't order my lunch, a colleague did, so I'll tell you what ended up on my desk (it was delivered) and how it tasted and what it was. You know how McDonalds has admitted that less than 50% of those "chicken tenders" is actual chicken. I mean the white meat, its not all chicken. Fillers, soy, etc infused with chicken broth so you don't know any better. OK picture that, battered and fried, then put in a flour tortilla with lettuce, some kind of oil, some kind of mayo, and rice and cut in half. If you like oil on top of your oil with some processed "stuff" on the side, good. The stuffed wontons have I believe, mayo in them. Fried mayo. And tortilla chips. Horrible food. I had to eat an apple to stop myself from barfing.
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Matthew G.
I will say I agree with almost everyone on this business about the parking lot and location, I drove past it on accident on more than one occasion! The food here is very good I always like to get either the double protein bowl, tofu bowl, or fajita bowl and I always get the quinoa which is an extra charge and semi-annoying but tolerable. The jalapeno cilantro sauce is outstanding as well as the hiyashi sauce. The store is always clean and they seem to be well staffed. One thing I will say is that the ordering process tends to be a pain. I've been here quite a few times and it seems like the person taking the order is a different person and fresh out of training every time, so placing an order tends to be an exercise in patience. But overall this place is a good establishment to you would expect to spend about $10 per meal at.
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Shane W.
This is the most difficult restaurant to get into. And by that I mean, you're looking at it from the road and there's no driveway into the parking lot. To get into the parking lot, you have to take a side road, turn again near the back of the building and snake your way along the side of the building into the parking lot. All of this for just mediocre food. I ordered a vegan stir fry with tofu. It was a generous portion of veggies and tofu with little flavor. So, I know that vegan dishes probably aren't their specialty but I ordered it and they charged me for it, so it should be enjoyable. It wasn't.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes
Audrey J.
CWB is one of my favorite lunch places. I love that they have a drive-thru too. So nice. I will say it's the sharpest turn of a drive-thru ever though. You totally know what I'm talking about if you've been. But really, everything is so good here. I can eat healthy here, which I love. I love their veggie fajita bowl with brown rice, the power bowls with quinoa... The chicken teriyaki bowl with brown rice! There are ton of healthy options here. If I'm down to carb it up I also love the basil pesto noodle bowl. It has whole wheat noodles, zucchini, red peppers, mushrooms, spinach all in a basil-pesto sauce that is so good. Very large portion too. The buffalo chicken wrap is always a staple. You can get it cold or grilled. I like it grilled. They have these lobster Rangoon too. Not exactly healthy at all, but they're just like crab Rangoon, but with lobster! So yummy. It's about the same price if you were going to Bread co to get a meal. All in all one of my lunch stop staples.
(4)JD D.
I didn't order my lunch, a colleague did, so I'll tell you what ended up on my desk (it was delivered) and how it tasted and what it was. You know how McDonalds has admitted that less than 50% of those "chicken tenders" is actual chicken. I mean the white meat, its not all chicken. Fillers, soy, etc infused with chicken broth so you don't know any better. OK picture that, battered and fried, then put in a flour tortilla with lettuce, some kind of oil, some kind of mayo, and rice and cut in half. If you like oil on top of your oil with some processed "stuff" on the side, good. The stuffed wontons have I believe, mayo in them. Fried mayo. And tortilla chips. Horrible food. I had to eat an apple to stop myself from barfing.
(1)Matthew G.
I will say I agree with almost everyone on this business about the parking lot and location, I drove past it on accident on more than one occasion! The food here is very good I always like to get either the double protein bowl, tofu bowl, or fajita bowl and I always get the quinoa which is an extra charge and semi-annoying but tolerable. The jalapeno cilantro sauce is outstanding as well as the hiyashi sauce. The store is always clean and they seem to be well staffed. One thing I will say is that the ordering process tends to be a pain. I've been here quite a few times and it seems like the person taking the order is a different person and fresh out of training every time, so placing an order tends to be an exercise in patience. But overall this place is a good establishment to you would expect to spend about $10 per meal at.
(4)Shane W.
This is the most difficult restaurant to get into. And by that I mean, you're looking at it from the road and there's no driveway into the parking lot. To get into the parking lot, you have to take a side road, turn again near the back of the building and snake your way along the side of the building into the parking lot. All of this for just mediocre food. I ordered a vegan stir fry with tofu. It was a generous portion of veggies and tofu with little flavor. So, I know that vegan dishes probably aren't their specialty but I ordered it and they charged me for it, so it should be enjoyable. It wasn't.
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