Lazy Bean Cafe in Teaneck
July 15th, 2010 by Leora
On Sunday we pick up the boy of ours who had the gall to leave us once again for a month at camp. He is sad camp is over, but we will be happy to see him.
This photo is of the Lazy Bean Cafe in Teaneck, New Jersey where we went a month ago directly after dropping off my son so he could get on the bus to camp. The Lazy Bean Cafe serves delicious coffee, some kind of creamsicle shake that my daughter enjoyed, simple salads, muffins that my husband sampled, and Belgian waffles. The sign reads: “Belgian Waffles. Possibly the world’s most guilt-free people.” I think it has something to do with the calories. Everything at Lazy Bean Cafe is kosher.
I am related to the woman in the ponytail, so if you go to Lazy Bean, tell her Leora from Highland Park says hello.
Nice soft lights.
Sometimes we make Blegian waffles like the one in the photo.
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You must be very excited to see him!
I can’t believe how quickly this summer is flying by. It feels like the younger kids just finished school, but our oldest is IY”H starting hesder on Rosh Chodesh Elul, which is only 3.5 weeks from now…
Mrs. S., at minha yesterday at shul, one of his friends kept asking when he was coming back. Clearly, he makes the other boys laugh…
I will be happy to see him, even if he isn’t all that happy camp is over.
Must feel strange, your eldest moving on to the next stage of life. I remember how disappointed I was that my eldest finished first grade. Eleventh grades looms now…
That is a fabulous advertisement for Belgian waffles. I like that a lot! “Possibly the world’s most guilt-free people.”
You’re in the me-ander: The Pre-Holiday Kosher Cooking Carnival. Visit and spread the word! Chodesh Tov. If you’d like to host one, please let me know. Thanks