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Root & Bloom: Restaurant review

Root & Bloom is at 438 Elmwood Ave. Its new indoor dining area now complements the gazebo behind it, which served patrons in the warmer months.

Root & Bloom is at 438 Elmwood Ave. Its new indoor dining area now complements the gazebo behind it, which served patrons in the warmer months.

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Logo for Root & Bloom.

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Storefront to Root & Bloom.

Storefront to Root & Bloom.

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Inside the entrance to Root & Bloom.

Inside the entrance to Root & Bloom.

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Clean, decorative interior of Root & Bloom.

Clean, decorative interior of Root & Bloom.

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The Sir Nigel: a full English breakfast.

The Sir Nigel: a full English breakfast.

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The Eloise: mac and cheese.

The Eloise: mac and cheese.

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The Eloise: mac and cheese.

The Eloise: mac and cheese.

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Fernando: huevos rancheros.

Fernando: huevos rancheros.

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Fernando: huevos rancheros.

Fernando: huevos rancheros.

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Blueberry and pear banana bread.

Blueberry and pear banana bread.

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The Blanche: a vegan take on "Buffalo wings."

The Blanche: a vegan take on "Buffalo wings."

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The Blanche: a vegan take on "Buffalo wings."

The Blanche: a vegan take on "Buffalo wings."

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Kristen Brown holds the Shirley: a stack of snickerdoodle pancakes.

Kristen Brown holds the Shirley: a stack of snickerdoodle pancakes.

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Root & Bloom is a plant-only restaurant at 438 Elmwood Ave. It previously operated out of a gazebo hidden from the view of Elmwood before renovating its indoor digs last fall.

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