1/5 John R. 4 years ago on Google
I
was
hoping
that
a
VEGAN
restaurant
would
have
a
wide
assortment
of
vegetable
dishes.
Sadly,
this
was
not
the
case.
Rather,
this
place
specializes
in
starch
(pizza,
bread,
pasta)
and
non-dairy
cheese
--
LOTS
OF
NON-DAIRY
CHEESE.
Most
of
the
few
vegetables
they
have
are
for
appetizers
or
pizza
toppings.
There
is
an
entree
with
broccoli
as
an
ingredient.
Some
of
the
pastas
have
mushrooms,
lentils,
tomatoes,
&
beans.
Mostly
what
almost
every
dish
has
is
lots
of
NON-DAIRY
CHEESE.
I
had
the
truffle
dill
agnolotti.
It
was
AWFUL,
which
made
me
less
upset
that
the
whole
entree
could
fit
in
a
measuring
cup
--
with
room
to
spare.
It
was
oily,
heavy
and
smelled
like
it
was
just
about
to
go
bad.
The
fitful
sleep
I
had
that
night
made
me
wonder
if
indeed
the
food
had
gone
off.
I
think,
though,
that
the
non-dairy
cheese
was
just
so
oily
and
heavy
that
it
sat
in
my
stomach,
quite
unhappily.
Dessert
was
an
improvement.
A
friend
had
pseudo-cheesecake
that
tasted
like
no
cheesecake
I've
ever
had.
The
apple
pie
was
good.
In
fact,
it
was
the
best
thing
I
had
there.
I
guess
because
these
folks
make
their
own
non-dairy
cheese
they
want
to
include
lots
of
it
in
most
of
their
food.
Their
non-dairy
cheese
goes
bad
quickly
--
in
a
week
or
less
--
so
it
seems
they
use
as
much
of
it
as
they
can
in
their
offerings.
Ironically,
I
got
FEWER
vegetables
at
this
VEGAN
restaurant
than
I
do
at
most
non-vegan
or
non-vegetarian
restaurants.
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