Besides the array of salads, other deli items include tofu cutlets, grilled fish, herb roasted chicken, tofu steamed buns, broccoli cheddar croissants or organic macaroni and cheese. The entrees change daily, but many of the salads are made regularly. Most are vegetarian and some are even vegan. The coffee is the Food Co-op's own "'hamster blend" and refills are free. The relaxed atmosphere at the café has made it popular for groups and for students taking a break from campus. The high ceilings and windows light up the dining area in a cheerful way, even on dark cloudy days.

For breakfast, the café often has blueberry and banana vegan muffins, which seem to taste better than regular muffins and inspire much less guilt. In fact, practically everything in the café is guilt-free, except for the pastries. Most of the cookies are made with or without dairy products. Gooey brownies and cinnamon rolls frequently line the shelves.

The Community Food Co-op has been operating for over 30 years and has grown into an upscale grocery store with a focus on organic and recycled products. Membership at the coop is not required to use the store or dine at the Swan Cafe.

Written By: Diana Wurn

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Comments
Certainly would be nice if they would give out their recipies! They used t odo this, and then they stopped. :(
- Brianna Waltshire on Mon, November 26, 2007

I love the coop, and the Swan Cafe is part of it. The food is generally very good, The staff is friendly, and the soups are so delicious! I also love all the windows, which makes it nice and airy. Good sweet treat selection. The things I don't like are the extremely hard chairs, the cold air that comes in the front door as it is constantly being opened (brrrr) and the hectic atmosphere during lunch, where people are whizzing by you. Also when the line is long, there is still only one cashier. Just get some comfy cushions for those hard chairs, and I will be a happy camper! I see they changed the restroom around so that the womens' side now has 2 stalls! Congratulations! That was somewhat of an improvement given your space restrictions, etc. Good job! Parking is a big problem unless you can get a spot on Holly Street, but I realize that nothing can be done about that. Overall, I really like the Swan Cafe!
- Jean  on Wed, November 23, 2005

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