Our Passover Seder is Sunday, April
7th @ 5:30pm
Please reserve A.S.A.P
Call 541-890-2953
At MacLevin's, we strive to serve the very best. First, your meal must
be
100% nutrition...this is the reason we are here...
...a new twist on an old tradition
** Organics always used whenever possible
** We DO not serve genetically-engineered food
**We are additive & nitrate free
** Free-Range hormone-free beef from Salant Ranch, Applegate, Oregon
** Our Reubens
are praised by Sunset Magazine..We salt-brine our All-Natural Angus
corn beef and hot-smoke our All-Natural Angus pastrami, never
irradiated!
**Our poultry is free-range...as
are our eggs
**Our hot-dog is
totally nitrate/nitrite free by Taylor Sausage, Cave Junction, OR
** Great Vegetarian & Vegan options
** We serve Melonia Farms Organic Sauerkraut, Applegate, OR
** We
serve Organic HEMP patties & sausage by Chez Gourmet, Portland,OR
** 98% of all food
is converted from
raw whole food
in our kitchen
** We serve a 98% Gluten-Free menu
** Great Vegetarian & Vegan options
** We are a "Kosher-Style" Eaterie
** Be it two people or twenty-two, the same care is taken
** All of our foods are traditional. If the ingredients are not correct...we will not substitute!
We produce 6 different
kinds of bread; also, great cakes, pies, pastries and cookies! All are available
for purchase along with the other foods on our menu.
MacLevin's, a family
affair, is a boisterous place ... where friends meet and acquaintances
become friends.The phone rings with a to-go order; a group of children come
in for cookies or an ice cream; hot food carried to a table, orders to
the kitchen continue throughout the day.We are a haven where customers
feel comfortable and where ideas and styles are discussed. People come
in, take a little of us, leave a little of themselves ... we're a wee bit
unconventional.
Jacksonville's natural hole in the wall ("Healthy Living" March 2011 by Sarah Lemon link below)
MacLevin's gives new meaning to 'whole foods'
http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110221/OREGONHEALTHYLIVING/102210304/1007