Hunt & Gather Cafe

Looking for delivery that is something other than pizza or Chinese? Well this nifty little café wants your money! The food might even show up.
On my second order, they forgot an Entre. When I called to question it, Myra (?) rudely tells me over the phone she can’t figure out the receipt and I will have to call GrubHub to make a claim. She outright refused to deliver the missing food.
That’s pretty terrible service. I won’t order from here again. Sucks to have to tell one of your kids that their food didn’t show up.

My best friend and I decided to try something new Friday night, so we stopped into «Hunt and Gather» and what a TREAT!!!
Not only was the service phenomenal, but the food was healthy and amazing!
We had the chicken screwers and the chicken and rice bowl with pico and plantains.. . And the combination of flavors in both plates was perfect!!!
Not only will we be going back weekly, we will also be sharing our experience with friends.
Thank you Mida for your wonderful hospitality!

My wife and I just had the Libre Cubano (Cuban Sandwich) and the Pollo Bowl… with PBR on tap. All was awesome! The Cubano is huge, pollo bowl is great flavor and comes with fried plantains. The PBR is big and cold.
We will definitely be back!

I order the Cuban sandwich with the fried plantains. The sandwhich was a very nice size and delicious. The roll had a nice hard crust with a soft inside. The fried plantains were delicious and sliced thick. Reminds me of my childhood. Very nice portions and a very decent price. I shall be returning to try the rest of the menu.

We tried the Cuban and Dominican sandwiches and both were Amazing!!! A definite to visit again. The service was friendly and hard working. Not overly busy and the right amount of steady…

First time at this neighborhood restaurant and I fell in love! Amazing healthy menu choices with large portions. They also serve beer and wine which is always a plus! Great atmosphere and the service was superb. I will definitely be coming back frequently.
We tried the turkey burger and the quinoa salad with blackened chicken and both were delicious! They’re coffee was great as well. I will be recommending this place to EVERYONE!

It is a very different type of restaurant. They don’t have normal everyday food. If you want something different and unusual then it is a pretty okay place to try.

Ok this is a mix. We tried the spinach dip, giant turkey leg, the mammoth burger, and ordered two drinks which were the Sake Bloody Mary and the Red Beer.
The beer and bloody were both good. No complaints here.
Giant turkey leg was also good and it was very big and came with a side of BBQ sauce.
Spinach dip was also pretty good. It was a bit drippy but that actually went great with the tasty pita bread.
The Mammoth burger was hands down the worst burger I have ever eaten in my life. Not only was it pretty much raw. It tasted rancid. I didn’t know if it was going to make me sick so I didn’t finish or eat past the first three bites. I didn’t complain and actually asked for a to go box which I threw away outside. The server was really nice and I didn’t want to cause any drama.
I would give it a second chance but I will never try the red meat again as that was awful and I’m guessing the they just use very low quality meat and when not cooked 100% it can taste weird.
It looked like they had a good selection of interesting salads. Might try that if I go back.

A quaint little café in the area. Service was excellent. Super friendly and helpful waitress.
We had the Cubano sandwich, grilled steak tacos and kids pizzas. Also started with the spinach dip with pita. The dip was the best I have had in a long time. Even my kids ate it despite the spinach!
The pizza was awesome with good quality cheese spread heavily over it.
The tacos had so much flavor that I demolished the dish.
The Cubano didn’t disappoint.
Definitely recommend trying this hidden gem.

This place kills.
The food is totally under priced.
I told them so.
The 10 $ pizza?
Wow.
The 10 $ burger.
One of the best I have eaten.
The girls, owners, are really fun.
Just try it.

The story of two waitresses that one day opened their own restaurant. In this economy no bank would give them a business loan yet their dream lived on. They did not come from affluent nor wealthy families. Yet these two women went against all odds and realized their dream of opening Hunt and Gather. With the influences of Caribbean and Latin American backgrounds they have blended flavors, and styles.
I’ve enjoyed the rib eye, cooked to perfection, toasty on the outside pink on the inside.
Arroz con pollo, very Caribbean. Good!
The guiness carnitas flavorful and smoky. Let Ignacia know about gluten sensitivities and she can accommodate some of her dishes to fit your needs. The gluten free pizzas are amazing!

I love that this restaurant is so close to home. The food is healthy, delicious and very reasonably priced. I ordered the steak skewer with quinoa and vegetables. The portion size was plentiful. I ate half and had the rest for lunch the next day. My husband got a salad that he thoroughly enjoyed and ate every bite.
We went back again and he ordered the same salad and I tried the smoked salmon and crab salad. Mine was good but I prefer the steak skewer.
This is definitely our new favorite neighborhood restaurant. Give it a try for the food.
The décor can use an update. It has potential to be a very cute little bistro. Perhaps some beautiful drapes for the front windows and additional wall art. There is an interesting wooden structure hanging over the bar that could be improved upon; perhaps with different color wood stains or paint.

Stopped in here with my wife and two four year olds while waiting for a business to open. Very pleasantly surprised! You can’t tell much from the outside but the food is really exceptional. Had the burrito which was outstanding and my wife the «Cubuffalo» that she really loved. Even the kids meals were a hit which is rare. I hope they stick around because we’ll definitely be back.

Their sweet potato fries are the bomb!
Everything here is very paleo based, so really fresh and not processed. The salads are huge, and everything can be altered. I have had their pizza’s turned vegan just by not adding cheese, and subbing a bunch of veggies.
The space is a little small, but it is never super packed.
The staff is always really kind, and they take orders for pick up/

First time here and we all loved it! My hubby and I split a chef salad (nothing spectacular, but love having a healthy option)! We balanced the healthy out with a Cuban sandwich. So good! My son raved about the burger. The fries were yummy! We will definitely be back!

I had the best Cuban sandwich with nicely seasoned plantains I have ever had. It was complemented with the homemade Sangria wine. Several TV’s to view your show of choice.

I had the Dominicano sandwich. Delicious, it comes with sweet potatoes fries or plantains. Being the island boy I am I chosen plantains. The plantains were not as ripe as I personally like them but that is very subjective. Having grown up in Puerto Rico I can tell you that plantains are served in many ways and all levels of ripeness. That said I think the food was very good. The staff was extremely friendly and as for the ‘Décor’ as someone else complained about, I thought it is fine. Then again I go to a restaurant for their food first and foremost, and service. If those two are good then it doesn’t matter where it is or how it looks, you will enjoy your visit.

Found this place tucked in a strip mall where I get my pedicures and the name hunt and gather caught my eye so I decided to give it a try. I was hoping that the menu would have more veggie options because of the gather part of the name but sadly there are only a few options though I am sure i could ask for a modification to an item if I so desired. The place is like part bar, part booths and tables. Décor is a bit confusing and the big old moose head is a bit scary. Both times I have eaten there it has been pretty slow, only a few other customers. The big screen TVs and loud music is a bit off putting to a quiet conversation you may want to have with your table but hey, its not a library. :)
The menu is very diverse with appetizers, entrees of tacos, pizza, sandwiches, salads, pasta, seafood, etc. The servings are nice and big so you will leave full. Last time I went it was 2 meals and one drink for 28 $. Service is quick and to the point.

This place is a true find in Las Vegas and specifically NW/​Centennial Hills (Azure & N. Tenaya). Great food in casual atmosphere. Everything is super fresh and beer is always cold. Family friendly place, where everyone is always treated special.
The Mammoth burger is always juicy and fresh. Try the homemade humus in addition to other starters. There are many other items on the menu — all made to order — including daily specials that will fill you up and bring you back for more.

What can I say, this place has abnormally amazing food with great service. You can’t ask for more. The wine selection is off the charts and prices are unbeatable. Would be a mistake if I passed this place up !

The food is awesome! I’m there every Monday night during my son’s guitar lesson at the Ensemble Arts Academy in the same center. They make a creamy corn and poblano soup with bacon that is truly one of the best soups I have ever had.
Their spinach dip is excellent and the sandwiches, especially the Cuban is top shelf!
I look forward to trying more!

I’m a tad late in writing this review.
I am all about supporting small businesses and really wanted to love this place abs add it to a favorite in the far northwest. However, the food was pretty lacking. My husband ordered the Jonny cakes and we had to send them back. I’ve never had them super sweet and as gluteny gobby as they were. The rest of our party ordered the breakfast burritos and they ended up in the garbage once we got home.
They were kind enough to make my hubby something different but overall the meal was just meh.
I had high hopes as another friend came here before we did and was okay with the meal and then after we came another friend had a pretty awful experience with being ignored by the staff.
There are so few places in the far northwest to eat that are independently owned and you guys really need to step up your game if you plan on staying open for any length of time.
We came in on a weekend morning and were one of two tops in the place. The service was okay but not top notch considering how few patrons were in the place.
Our favorite place LuLus is packed at the same time as well as some of the other small mom and pop places.
This may tell you that you need to reimagine your menu, change your customer service or something because if you have a good place in this neck of the woods you should have a lot more customers 24/​7, and with the amount of off reviews (I know you can’t satisfy everyone) you should really work on the issues before the reviews and not after. Because once one person tells someone to avoid you then everyone hears it and all of the follow up responses on Unilocal won’t make the difference.
The key is to get them in the door with good food and service and don’t let them leave with a bad taste in their mouth.
Looks like I’ll still be going to LuLus for my Cubano sandwiches !

My friends have been telling me I needed to try this place and tonight I went and it didn’t disappoint! Had the spinach dip for an appetizer. It came out bubbly hot in a little cast iron skillet. The cheese was creamy. Topped with fresh green onion and served with very fresh pita bread. I would highly recommend this dish.
Had the Cuban sandwich for my meal and it was loaded with meat. Great flavor and taste. The garlic fries it was served with were fresh and crispy. Amazing! Will definitely be back!

$ 15 pitcher of sangria I dont think can be beat. Fried tomatoes weren’t bad– tasted like fried zucchini. The hubs liked them after he got ranch. Spinach dip was good. Hubs liked his Cuban sandwich, mammoth burger was alright. We wouldn’t come back for either of those however the spinach dip and sangria will bring us back to try other menu items
Cute little place. Bathrooms by only smell good but they look nice and have good tp!

Quaint little place located in a strip mall. First thoughts sitting down and looking at the menu, combined with the décor, is that this place seemed confused. Weren’t many people in when we were there but we waited an hour for our pizza to come out. Burnt, unfortunately. The staff was pleasant and the spinach dip was yummy but the burnt pizza (that lacked good flavor and had barely any sauce), really sealed the deal on us never coming back. We had two slices of our 18 inch pizza and took the rest home (to be polite). It went in the trash. See photo of burnt pizza before it met its trash can fate.

Service is really good but couldn’t make me go back because the food was not very good. I was super confused by the atmosphere & menu. It’s like one person came up with the décor & name, and another person was in charge of the menu. So strange!
As far as the food… dissapointed is a pretty good way to describe it. I had high hopes after reading on the to-​go menu that «they» were vetrens to the service industry. The burrito was big, but pretty sure the sauce is from a can (yuck, I might as well have made it then), no flavor on the chicken and was mostly cold.
The salmon sliders were so-​so. But I could have easily whipped up grilled salmon and onions on a toasted slider bun myself. The side dish of corn was chard and hard. Two bites were enough for me. As a former server, I would have defiantly inquired why it was uneaten and offered a replacement. But, hey I guess that comes with expierence!
And lastly the $ 3 corn soup… pretty sure it made me sick for the rest of the day!
That’s the 4^th restraunt in that same location & they are gonna really need good food to keep the doors open. There are too many good places to spend your money, hope they pull it together soon. Wish them luck, but we won’t be back for seconds!

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR LOCAL RESTAURANTS!!!
This place is great. I had the Dominica sandwich, and it was so good, and so juicy, and the sweet potato fries were great. Don’t let little gems like this disappear.
Myra is one of the owners, and she is super friendly.
Stop in, you will not be disappointed.

Place: just ok, too dark for my taste, lack of personality.
Staff: absent & overwhelmed.
Food: ?
30 minutes of my life wasted:
I went there on Friday at 7:30pm, the place wasn’t crowded at all, it took the waitress 15 minutes to bring the food menu and another 15 minutes to bring the drinks menu.
The menus were incomplete, lacking, no sides, some drinks (seen on Unilocal) were not on the menu.
After 30 minutes wait, no one took our order, basically we were just ignored.
We decided to leave and go somewhere else.
They are obviously understaffed.
Unfortunately we didn’t get to try their food or drinks.

We went today to eat the cuban sandwich and ohhhhhh it was incredible!!!
We love it!!!
Sangria and beer was delish too!!!
We post it in facebook and every body start asking about it :)

Food was very tasty. Still working out new restaurant kinks, but overall a good experience, we’ll definitely be back. I had the grilled steak tacos, very tasty but a little spicier than I like (I’m 0 – 2 heat at Thai food kind of gal). Husband got the Chicken Alfredo and loved it. I tried some and the sauce was very good. He says the sauce was amazing and the chicken was tender and well seasoned. We also got salted caramel cheesecake and salted caramel gelato. Both were great.
The ambience still needs some work, but that’s to be expected in a brand new place like this, I’m curious to see how they grow! The service was great, very friendly. Recommended!

First visit. We ordered the dominicana (mostly because the cubano has mustard). Great decision to come here. The perfectly juicy sandwich was paired well with the sweet potato fries (the fries were a little overlooked). If you order the sweet potato fries, definitely get the house sauce and ranch to dip (the house sauce is like Arby’s horsey sauce).
We’ll be back

This being my second visit, it was my intention to capture a photo of the delicious Cuban sandwich and fries. I failed to get a picture during my first visit, for some (un)known reason.
(Un)Fortunately, it all vanished again before I could snap the pic. *See Check-​in photo*
‘Nough said!