Charlotte Veggie

Piperi

Piperi is a counter service setting but features a variety of Mediterranean cuisine. Everything is fresh and they proudly do not even have a freezer on site. They only use olive oil. They use humanely raised, antibiotic & hormone free chicken with no animal byproducts and it is their preference with the meat too but it does not sound like that is guaranteed. Many vegan and vegetarian options. I made a sampler platter. We were hungry after walking all day and although this could of been a great lunch stop, it was late afternoon and perfect for a snack to share.

piperi

Piperi
http://piperi.com
1 Beacon St. Boston, MA 02108

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  • Denise July 19, 2015, 8:03 pm

    Oh wow! I made these for dinner tonight and they are fantastic!! The whole family loved them!

    • Rajul July 20, 2015, 7:25 am

      Hi Denise! I’m so glad to hear this. 🙂 Which recipe did you try?

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