Q: have you lost weight since you started this diet? If so, how much? Based on your post, I can only assume your weight loss has stopped.
I have lost 55 lbs of weight since January 1 and am the leanest and most muscular I have ever been in my life ATM. So you can believe me when I say losing weight is all about fewer Kcals consumed versus Kcals expended in basal metabolism plus activities engaged in through the day.
Your diet looks to be fairly clean, but you may be eating too much food, if you are not losing 1 to 2 lbs of bodyweight per week. Or you may have shut down your metabolism so your body is saving fat for energy, because it thinks you are entering starvation mode (I doubt this based on how much you are eating).
If I were you, I would start weighing and measuring all your food, and logging it in a food log like Fitday.com or myfitnesspal. It is important to get the same amounts of macro nutrients and Kcals each and every day while cutting, so you can tell if you are eating too much or too little food. I can't emphasize how important this part is. Keep track of everything and keep your diet consistent from day to day, week to week and month to month except the occasional cheat.
Once you have that under control for a week or two, if you are not losing weight, I would cut down by 250 to 400 Kcals per day for the following week or two to see if you start losing again. If not, cut down another 250kcals.
It will be important to have cheat days occasionally, and every few months, a week off from the diet. These help re-charge your body and boost your metabolism. When your metabolism is running at a higher rate, you will burn fat more easily.
If you try all of the above and do not like the results (i.e. you are struggling to lose 1 to 2 lbs of weight each week) you can either try bulking for a while to put on muscle and re-boost your metabolism, or you can switch to a ketogenic diet (high protein, high fat, zero carb).
Good luck and keep us posted.