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Then, as I walked through the second door, I was again greeted by the warmth and classiness that Pulse exudes. I find that to be a symbol of the respect and care Pulse holds for their employees.

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As you’re driving on Russell Street in Hadley you might not see Pulse at first because the building itself is set far back from the main road, but that only adds to its character.Īs I walked into Pulse on this rainy, dark Thursday, I was primarily greeted by a large TV in the corridor that introduces all the people who work in the establishment. I decided I would get dinner at Pulse last Thursday, and as I pulled into their parking lot, I was again consumed by all the land this restaurant sits on. As many people often do, these two men began experiencing health problems and, “discovered the healing and restorative benefits of adopting the plant-based lifestyle.” Along with their plant-based lifestyle, they also recognize the Sabbath day, which is why they are not open on Saturdays. The owners, Ted Crooker and Keith Rehbein, came together to, “bring a holistic farm-to-fork concept to the Pioneer Valley,” as stated on the Pulse website. Whoever is in charge of that account is certainly capturing a beautiful aesthetic.Īccording to their Instagram, Pulse opened their doors on August 14, 2017. Then, I took a look at their Instagram which I found to be the exact same way. Plus, they have loads of information on their story, food, and events.

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When I arrived at their website I had never seen such a professional and visually pleasing page for a vegan food joint. The first time I heard of Pulse I instantly googled what it was all about. If you’re looking for a nice cafe that serves local, organic, wholesome food, Pulse is the place for you.

HADLEY- Pulse Cafe in Hadley, MA, is a 4.5-star plant-based restaurant that has something for everyone vegans and non-vegans alike.