World Peace Cafe Coupons and Deals

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Scout Notes:You know that scene in every action movie? Where the good guy looks around just before the big showdown and whispers suspiciously, "It's quiet. Too quiet."? Well, World Peace Cafe of Sandy Springs is that moment of calm (minus the subsequent tussle). Owned by Kadampa Meditation Center for the past 5.5 years, the Cafe runs on volunteer-power and exudes serenity. All of their profits go toward the International Temples Project, which promotes meditation and Buddhist teachings around the world. And they're living what they believe, which is: "without inner peace, outer peace is impossible". Stepping in off the hustlin' rush-hour(s) traffic has an immediate effect – it's calm and relaxing, and the volunteers are genuinely cheerful and happy to help you achieve inner peace. Ingesting their all vegetarian (and often vegan) edibles, organic teas and coffees certainly helps. Let's start with their answer to the limp veggie pattie – the Peace Burger: a hearty organic vegetable and oats concoction (sans tofu, even) that looks, smells and tastes divine. The rest of their menu is equally appealing, from the Mushroom Lentil Kale Soup to the locally produced vegan desserts (Southern Sweets and Dulce Vegan) and stellar Cranberry Orange Vegan Pancakes (a crowd fave). But just because they got the menu right the first time around doesn't mean they've stopped improving. In fact, they'll soon be adding a Vegan Club Sandwich, which sounds absolutely scrumptious. Baked coconut for that bacon-y crunch, chipotle mayo, avocado, and tofu spiced with curry and cumin? Sign us up. Folks, these are vegetarian dishes to write home about. Or, you know, not tell anyone. You can keep a secret, right? Menu Highlights: Peace Burger, 9.50 Tempeh Rueben, 7.95 Mushroom Lentil Kale Soup, 3.50 (cup) or 5.50 (bowl) Cappuccino, 3.75 Cup of Coffee, 2.50 Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed Mondays