Winter hours have began. We are now open from 11 a.m- 7 p.m. In the heart of our bustling town, nestled among the vibrant streets, you’ll discover a place where culinary creativity meets culture and palatability, where every dish tells a story, and where the roots with diversity of community thrives. Welcome to Roots Plant-Based Cafe, the embodiment of our unwavering dedication to the Plant-Based diet and a healthful lifestyle. Our story began with a shared dream between couple, Shanoy and Andre Miller, who saw first hand, how many suffer because of the lack of knowledge towards how and what they eat and their lifestyle choices. We wanted to do our part in giving to others what God has blessed us with liberally. We wanted to create a hav
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 Hamilton Pointe Dr #155, Byron, GA 31008
Phone: (478) 219-2415
Website: http://www.rootshealthfoods.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
I placed my order curry chicken, peas and rice( I had maybe 4-5peas) and mac&cheese. The chick was semi-dry and they just smoother it in the curry sauce. The he peas and rice was mainly rice, and the mac&cheese was pounds and pounds of cheese. I may just went on an off day but for $17 dollars at least provide customer service.
I have 2 stars because the cutest little girl came out smiling and spoke.
The jerk chicken in the pictures looked like chicken legs with a dry rub, but what we received was chopped-up pieces with bones in them covered in a wet sauce. The flavor was decent (maybe a 4/5 for taste), but it wasn’t what I thought I was ordering based on the menu images.
The plantains were also disappointing— not sweet enough and a bit dry. The Brown Stew chicken was the biggest letdown. Instead of hearty portions, it was mostly chopped-up bone with very little meat. For the price, it just didn’t feel worth it.
I appreciate the idea of bringing these dishes to the area, but consistency and accurate representation of the food would make a big difference.
The portions are large. The medium portion fills the entirety of the take out box.
Here on business, I came twice in one week.
In my experience, the staff were very courteous and pleasant.
Surrounding shops are a bit dilapidated, but this shop is clean and nicely taken care of.
The woman at the front (wild guess) was the owner, came across dismissive, preoccupied and in a rush. She asked if I could pay ahead because she had somewhere to go.
As for “atmosphere “, the tv was tuned to constant sexually explicit music. I was with my granddaughter and due to timing, we needed to eat there. The lady did say we could move across the room to reduce the volume, we declined. The volume wasn’t the issue. I’m not a prude, but did wonder why one chooses to hear a constant stream of crude, detailed sexual activities in a public restaurant dining room. To each their own I guess!
My side dish and appetizer were missing and had to be asked for. The appetizer was given. The side forgotten and given up on.
The collards tasted super sweet as if sugar had been added. The Jerk Chicken was ok. I was expecting something much more authentic tasting since they claim “Jamaican”.