Fresh Mint

(Green Restaurant)

13802 N Scottsdale Rd

Scottsdale, AZ 85254

(480) 443-2556

Fresh Mint is a green restaurant located in Scottsdale AZ.

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9 Comments about Fresh Mint

"A small strip mall kind of restaurant I found the owners very friendly and the place neat and clean. I ordered the Sweet and Sour soup which came hot " - insiderpages.com

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"During our brief visit to Scottsdale we were lucky to find this vegetarian restaurant. The food was great - everything freshly prepared, when we order" - tripadvisor.com

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"I was looking for a healthy place to eat, stopped in for lunch. First thing I noticed was that everything seemed way over-priced, but I thought I woul" - urbanspoon.com

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"It is difficult to find a restaurant with good vegetarian dishes. Fresh Mint has a nice variety and the veggie dishes are very tasty!..." - insiderpages.com

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"It's such a pleasure to see an all-vegetarian menu -don't have meat, fish or eggs to worry about. Some of best-prepared tofu I've tasted. Loved the ma" - urbanspoon.com

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"Named #1 Vegetarian Restaurant in Phoenix! I had the Fried Imperial Rolls, a glass of Vietnamese Iced Tea and delicious Mango Tapioca Pudding. The I" - insiderpages.com

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"They take vegetarian cuisine to a whole new level. Unique dishes that you won't find elsewhere. All of the food is made to order. The wai...." - citysearch.com

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"Very good food, even for the non vegetarians. Very healthy, kosher, vegan, and vegetarian friendly..." - urbanspoon.com

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"We were looking for a kosher restaurant in Scottsdale. Fresh Mint is a small restaurant with clean modern decor in green and fuschia, opened 2 years a" - tripadvisor.com

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