Mark of the Beastro

Wanted to try this place after going to an event in the same building because the menu looked so good & we're trying to eat vegan more often! We got the portobello panini and baked tofu panini and they were fantastic. I really loved the inclusion of fruit paired with more savory ingredients, and the portobello mushrooms had a nice flavorful marinade. It didn't take long to get the food either and we enjoyed the vibes in the cafe area. I've attached photos of the current food menu as of August 2025.

Very crust punk vibe. Inclusive and welcoming immediately, I felt at ease and was greeted with a smile. The kitchen space is open, so if you would like you can see your food being made. The menu is small but mighty. Love how the address correlates with the asthetic, branding, and merch. There also appeared fo be an improv comedy event happening in the back room. The restaurant is spacious with a few tables and chairs. I ordered a chkn wrap that had lettuce and tomatoes and a lil kick to it. I'd def come here again for a quick bite to eat and to perhaps catch a show.

The food is really good, even my husband who is an omnivore really liked it. The decor could be a vibe. It needs a fresh coat of paint and a fixed ceiling. The hole on the wall is a vibe, keep that, but please fix the ceiling. The guy that runs it is really nice. He started a nonprofit.

Friendly staff, high quality food and drinks and a great laid back atmosphere! Can't go wrong. Love this spot, highly recommend the lemon tofu panini.

No food available at this restaurant. Even though it was opened the kitchen was closed. Management states they are not a restaurant. Maybe possible to remove all the food pictures and menu. Also the food reviews, should be removed A cafe doesn’t mean there is not food also it has a big sign that says vegan diner Also management says they haven’t been a restaurant for about 6 months but they have a review a week old saying how good the food was. Very very confusing situation. Go somewhere else

I really enjoyed this place. All of the food I tried was delicious. The Animal Liberation Fries were delicious and made a great starter. The milkshake was good. I thought it had a bit of an aftertaste, but the person I shared it with had no issues. The quesadillas were phenomenal. The wrap had an excellent texture and flavor. I really loved the atmosphere here, and I enjoyed seeing the collection of books that’s you can apparently borrow. Our server was exceptionally friendly, and the decor of the place gives mutual aid and community solidarity vibes. This is a cool little dive. That is definitely worth a visit.

I really don’t like to give bad reviews, especially to places that are highly rated, but I feel obligated to be honest. Our experience was pretty bad when it came to our food. We arrived for dinner and were notified they were out of their mozzarella sticks and sausage. It was disappointing as most of the items we wanted to try, would be served without the sausage or the substitute was just more tofu. For appetizers we ordered the fried pickles. These were extremely salty, and over cooked so the pickle themselves were dry and more like chips with way too much batter. It was simply too greasy and salty for us to even finish it. Per the entrees we had the chopped cheese sandwich and the chicken and waffles. The waffle was super dry, and crumbled into pieces whenever you cut it or even pinched it with the fork. It was almost like a large cookie more than waffle. The chicken was also not great, with the seasoning on the protein just not tasting all that great. Some of the spices were too overwhelming and it did not compliment the sweetness of the chicken and waffle plate well at all. The chopped cheese wasn’t too bad, but the filling was mostly lettuce and bread. The protein was good, but it just wasn’t enough of it to make the dish worth it. The portions were also pretty small, so we left feeling pretty hungry and not satisfied. Perhaps this was an off day, after all we were the only people there the entire time we had our meal. Most reviews are good, and their offerings seem good at least on paper, but nothing in our meal was satisfying. There was also nothing distinctive or different about this place, other than the dark ambiance of the restaurant itself. It was average and there wasn’t anything unique about it.

This place is Great! The food was delicious comforting and so flavorful! We tried the pickles which had great crunch, the chkn parm sandwich right amount of cheese and fresh tasting sauce. I would've toasted the bun so the bread didn't get soft under the sauce but still yummy. Also tried the cheese chop which was fun, loved the pickled peppers on it, spicy. Definitely recommend!

The FOOD. Just wow. If I could eat here daily, I would. Seriously the best vegan comfort food in SLC. I recommend the chicken quesadilla, fried PB&J, and strawberry milkshake Also the vibe is perfect from the Bordeaux walls to Edison bulbs to the bathroom tile made of records and covered in graffiti. 10 outta 10.

I really wanted to like this place, and I think there's a lot of potential here. The vegan chicken was fantastic--easily one of the best I've had anywhere--and that alone makes me want to come back. But the rest of the experience was kind of a mixed bag. When I arrived, it seemed like the kitchen was understaffed. The person at the front was doing his best to take orders and cook at the same time, which I respect, but it did mean a long wait for food. Another table that ordered after me was served first, and when my food finally arrived, the biscuits were unfortunately very undercooked--pretty raw in the middle. I was starving, so I ate them anyway rather than wait even longer, but it was disappointing. The vegan cookie I got wasn't very good either--kind of dry and bland--but again, I ate it because I was really hungry. The biggest issue, though, was the group of five people loudly rehearsing a play at full volume right in the middle of the restaurant. I totally respect the arts and love that people are creating things--but the entire time, they were projecting their lines as loudly as possible. It was impossible to read or relax. I was quietly working on finalizing the publication of my novella, and even though I was doing something creative too, I managed to do it respectfully and silently from my seat. I really think a different venue--or at the very least, a lower volume--would have made a big difference for everyone else there. That said, I'd still be willing to give this place another shot. The food has a lot of potential, and I think with a little more structure and a quieter atmosphere, it could be a great spot.

I am here for the satanic theme vegan restaurant!! Got the $6.66 French toast and it is delicious, had to get 2! Personal note, get it, try it, you will not regret it. Tried their mushroom soup special. It was tasty but not $8 worth.. it's a lot of broth, not very hardy. The chicken parm sandwich seems very basic but no, it surpassed my expectations! Vegan chicken was the perfect texture, savory with creamy vegan mozzarella topped with marinara sauce. The hidden surprise to me was even the bread or bun was really good. Service was friendly & quick. Restaurant is a true dive bar. Not a lot of tables, seats. Fun decor but a true dive.

My friends told me I was going to like this place immediately, and they were correct. It's a vegan diner in the front, and music venue (The Beehive) in the back, what more can I say? Can we have one in Sacramento? I came to see Grayscale and Taylor Acorn with some friends on my list visit to SLC, and everything about my experience was great. Unfortunately I didn't arrive hungry so didn't get to try any of the vegan diner food, but we were so happy they had bottles of water for $1. Shows do make me thirsty. There were some technical difficulties with one of the opening acts, but that ended up being equipment related and nothing to do with the venue, thankfully. The rest of the show was awesome. I liked the venue space, and that they did not oversell tickets to pack everyone in like sardines. It is small, but not too small. It is not fancy, so don't expect much in that area. What it has is character. Smaller independent music venues are dying, and any way we can support places like this, we absolutely should imo. Bathrooms were gender inclusive, staff were laidback, and there was an attached parking lot. Pretty much everything you want in a venue. My ticket cost me $25 and was done through an app that didn't then charge me that much in fees on top of it. Again, great experience. Funky, fun, great vibes. We really felt like we were in our own little happy bubble.

Went here on a quiet Friday afternoon for a one day stay before we embarked on the rest of our vacation. We had our meat eaters with us and wanted to select a meal I had thought everyone could enjoy. I'm not quite sure where to start in the grand scheme of things. It wasn't too busy- but I knew I was in for trouble when I saw a doordash waiting over half an hour for his food. When I see other customers walk up to complain about missing items. Everything is disorganized and dysfunctional to be exact. When taking the order, the server who is the cook and the main point of service throughout the restaurant, while nice...has no idea about anything and doesn't write anything down...or if he does he doesn't write it down correctly. Out of the 4 entrees ordered, there was something wrong with 3 out of the 4. Originally an order was placed, then said they didn't have the correct bread for it. But offered an alternative. This was 20 minutes after placing the order. Then 10 minutes after that, now we have no bread? Okay fine- they ordered something else, where they didn't receive until literally everyone else was done with their meals and at this point we just want the check. But- even the order that we did get, included tomatoes which was specifically asked to omit. Then a side of chips was requested, but we got fries instead? All orders came out one....by one......by one. No organization, when things did come out, it was cold. When plates came out, it was said after the fact that oh "no coleslaw" was available, sorry. I'm vegan and have been for 7 years. This is embarrassing for us vegans. I wanted to enjoy this place, but the food, the service, the pricing, really just sucked. That's saying it real nicely.

I've ordered take out here several times over the past couple of years, but this past weekend was my first time dining in. This place has some of the best vegan comfort food I've had in SLC. I've had their veggie burger before, and it's delicious, but this time I tried their spicy chicken wrap and I'll never order anything else - it's SO GOOD. Such great flavor, perfectly seasoned and spicy, my mouth is watering just thinking about it. I got a side of fries as well and they have delicious, crispy, shoestring fries. We ordered an oreo milkshake to share and WOW, it was good. Their vegan ice cream is from Normal, and it's wonderful and creamy and delicious. Topped with vegan whipped cream, what more could you ask for?! The interior is devilishly punk rock themed with red and black decor. We got there around 8pm on Saturday night and there were only a couple other people dining in. There are a handful of tables inside. The only thing that wasn't ideal is that it was pretty warm inside, although they had some fans going. The woman at the front was super kind and helpful and attentive. Our food came out quickly, and it was all delicious. I love a place that serves vegan comfort food - sometimes us vegans and vegetarians want something other than the healthy stuff, so it's always so great to find a spot that serves something different. This is one of the only places I've been recently that has required masks for all customers. They had some masks for sale at the front for $1 each.

This was a great place what a cool setting and the staff was so nice! The food was good too and I felt good after eating it, nice and light, Good salad and Good Burger, my friend had the wrap and it was good too! Thanks for a great experience, take care everyone yay!

I really wanted to like Mark of the Beastro. It has a great vibe: dark interior, death metal music, fringe-y posters on the wall, etc. Everyone there is friendly and the service is ok. We tried Beastro for breakfast a few weeks back and it was a nice change from Vertical Diner, so we gave it a second try, this time for dinner, and it was disappointing. We tried the Animal Style Fries, which was decent, though the fries themselves were tough and kind of low-budget. The salad was unexceptional with way too much chopped bell pepper and not enough quality greens. Most disappointing was the "Fried PB&J," which sounded fun but was not in the least bit fried -- it was just toasted bread with peanut butter and jelly. In short, it wasn't really worth the money, unless you're just there for the environment and not for the food.

I am not vegan, but the moment I saw the name and aesthetic of this restaurant I knew I had to try it. let me tell you it was delicious. I got chicken, tortilla soup and grilled cheese. The bread on the grilled cheese was soft yet firm cut thick, buttery and golden brown. The chicken tortilla soup was flavorful and perfect on a chilly Utah day. The atmosphere inside was really cool. It was quiet with not a lot of customers when I went, but had good music and attentive but not over bearing staff. I'd love to go back and try several things including grilled peanut butter and jelly and some other other tasty sounding sandwiches.

During our only day in SLC we visited and I was so thankful they offer breakfast at odd hours bc that is what I was craving. I got the garbage pile item and it was exactly what I wanted. The BF got a sandwich and was so thrilled he wanted to come back for dinner. I imagine the vibe is VERY different in the evening but it was chill during the day. Minus one star bc they were out of Uncrustables which are the main ingredient in a special milkshake, we werent the only patrons who tried to order it but couldnt try it.

This was a must stop place on my visit to Salt Lake City! Not only is the theme of the restaurant awesome, but the vegan food was tasty.

This is a dark place, with mounds of made from scratch vegan food. Food was good. Place was busy. Plenty to bring home.

I'd take a pic, but I annihilated the Meatball sub Hallelujah! Fantastic! Yes. I sure did miss a good meatball sub- holy heaven! I'm fan-girling out...I'm trying everything on their menu!!! Meateaters would be swayed beatific babies . YES recommended

Okay it took me a while to try this place. It's become a fav vegan spot. The staff is super accommodating and obviously the food is great. The spicy chickn wrap is incredible and of course the chickn n waffles are a must try. If heavy metal and a vegan had a baby, it would be mark of the beastro.

I'm not sure why this place got such poor reviews for customer service, that was the best part of my visit! Elsa was my server and was so helpful and sweet. There was so much I wanted to try and she worked with me to get to try lots of things with little up charges, instead of whole orders. Probably because it was early and not very busy, the kitchen staff agreed to serve my wings with different sauces so I could try them all. I definitely wouldn't expect that on a busy night. It was a great treat and I really appre The spicy chicken wrap had great flavor. The only con was that there wasn't lots of chicken. But what was there, was very flavorful. The chocolate shake was the perfect ending! Can't wait to come back and try more, especially the fried 'chicken'.

Sorry to give such a low rating.... I ordered Garbage Harsh and half of it unexpectedly went to the garbage because I just find it too dry and there's nothing special about it. It's either missing some spice or some salsa to give more kick to the flavor.

Ordered the Garbage Hash and the the Garlic Mushroom Burger. Wow! That Garbage Hash was amazing balls, served on a pile of fresh spinach with a side of toast. Hubby said the burger hit the spot too. A Heavy Metal kinda joint with street only parking but damn they know how to cook!

The food here is amazing. Everything is vegan (I think) and the chopped cheese is amazing. I got a side salad that comes with it and this is a large meal. Service is good. Ambiance is a bit odd but a lot of vegan spots are like this (bright and hippy or dark with pink/metal). Highly recommend this!

Love the food. Love the vibe. Don't love the digital-only menu. I come here semi-often and have had a great experience every time. The last time I was here, their online menu was basically non-functioning. I tried using wifi, cellular, the Yelp built-in menu... nothing loaded. Nobody else was having luck, either. Considering I was hungry and chose MoB due to their quick system, I was not having a great time. In times like this, it would be excellent to have a printed menu. I know that those are a pain to update (and expensive to print). There are times when you need something physical because the electronic version is not working. Regardless, I am happy all-around with the food. Sometimes, vegan "junk food" hits just right. You can't go wrong with anything on their menu. "Vegan-free" boyfriend approved.

A vegan comfort food spot? Yesssss please! This great new find is housed in the old Bar Deluxe, currently the Beehive Social Club. Picnic style tables and a few four tops have taken over the front half of the space, and then a curtain separates the restaurant from the back half where the stage is (the social club still had live music and events). Looking for a menu? It's on a board hanging on the pole in the center of the space. It's not a fixed menu, so they write on the chalkboard the options available that day. There are breakfast items, appetizers, sandwiches, drinks, etc. And yes, everything is vegan. It says burger?...that's vegan. It says chicken wings?...that's vegan. Seriously, it's all vegan. And I am in heaven. I don't have to check and double check and ask. It's all food I can have. I came today with my food adventure crew for lunch. A small group of co-workers and former co-workers gather together every month, and sometimes several times a month, to try out new restaurants and challenge our food comfort zones. So today this Beastro was our spot. We all ordered the burgers and fries (highly recommended by the host/server), and I just got mine with no cheese. The burger was falling apart as you got into it (a sign it's not just a frozen patty) and it was totally fine with me! The bun was nice and soft and the lettuce, tomatoes and pickles were fresh and crisp. The burger had a nice smoky flavor to it (like a hint of BBQ) but it wasn't overpowering or spicy. The fries...uh yummm!! Crisp outside chewy center and so flavorful. Garlic, salt and parsley seasoning but it wasn't too strong. I was able to go back to work without having super garlicky breath. I ordered 5 buffalo wings to go for the hubby to try. He loved the buffalo sauce and said it packed a nice punch. The "wings" had a stick through the center (think corn dog style) but with the batter, the chicken actually looked like a drumstick. He said you could tell it's not chicken, but he still enjoyed it and devoured every bite. I am so excited this place opened and that they have such a vast menu. I definitely need to come back and try all the other items!! Service was great, food was delicious. The only reason it's not 5 stars is because they didn't have any music playing, and the space just felt hollow. There was only one other person there when we were seated and it felt like we were shouting in our convos because it was so quiet and echoey in the space. Also, the bathrooms. Still the same as it was with Bar Deluxe, and I just prefer to have restrooms that are suited for a food establishment, not a bar. But it's not anything to keep me from coming back!

I'm not a vegan and I still come here all the time. Standout items: Breakfast burrito, pancakes, fried pickles, among others. Dining area has a lot of personality but you know, why shouldn't it? Kitchen is all vegan, no cross contam issues here.

#vegan The two stars are just for being vegan. Location seems a little sketchy but I found that was common in Utah in general. The spot is definitely a personal flavor (not mine) but whatever, its different. Peoole were nice, was not at all busy when we arrived on a week night. Unfortunately the food.... was just not good. The chicken drummies are good because they are those ones from the NY company.... everything else... sorry just bland gluten. Read the descriptions, I was well suprised to bite into a veggie when I thought I was getting mozza sticks.

Te first time we got food from here, we had been avoiding it as we aren't into deep fried junk food and that's all we'd heard they had. I wish I could go back in time because I would have been ordering from them for months! The first time, I got the beast salad and animal fries. Had I known the insane size of both of those items, I would have just picked one. I couldn't finish either but wished I could. The salad was amazing. I do wish the chunks of Chik'n were smaller but the texture and flavor were perfection. The animal fries killed the craving for a non-vegan counterpart and I wanted to finish all of them. My poor husband had food thrust upon him and I demanded none of it get wasted. My 7 year old son also got a chili dog (which he's never had) and ate it all. My husband did get the chicken sandwich and really liked it too. He wished it was spicier but still ate it all and didn't complain one bit. Recently, we moved to Layton and made a trip to SLC. We had to pick a place and this was it! Husband and I split the club and the chicken sandwich, My son (still 7) got the spicy chicken wrap, and we each got 2 wings to try. THESE WINGS WILL LIVE IN MY DREAMS. I also forgot to mention how bomb their ranch is. It's creamy and not super bitter like most vegan ranch is. I could put it on everything. I have zero complaints about anything we got. The food was tasty (definitely NOT mediocre vegan food by any stretch of the imagination), textures were perfect, and there was plenty of food. The wings are gone. They were gone first actually. But we have leftovers for midnight snack time!

The only reason why it does not have 5 stars is the service. I called the order in and the guy asked me three times if I could just order online. I told him that the system was down, because it would tell me that they were closed. I asked him if it was ok to order over the phone and he said "yeah I guess. It is just easier for us if you order online". When I picked up the food there was not a single customer there. However, focusing on the food. It was really good. The spicy chiken was not spicy at all, but I understand that not too many people can handle their spice. The mock chiken was really good and the fries were ok. My friend said that her sandwich was a little dry and that she should have gotten a side of ranch. As a place to eat Vegan food. If you can look pass the service and how dark the inside is, it is a good vegan option place to try out. I hope they fix the service, because everything else was good.

Apologies for the bad photo, but after spending breakfast time with my family in a non vegan-friendly place I was really hungry and started eating the French toast right away. Besides the French toast, I also had pancakes with chocolate sauce and peanut butter and both were delicious and very well prepared. The service was great, and everything arrived very quickly. The restaurant has a dark/casual atmosphere and decor that I think is really cool. I wanted to try other dishes, but I was feeling full after the pancakes and French toast. I would definitely go back to this place next time I visit Salt Lake City. Really recommend to vegans and non-vegans!

Wasn't a huge fan of this place, unfortunately. I am not vegan but I am open to trying it when I get the chance. Wish the workers there were wearing masks at least.. the service wasn't super bad but wasn't great either. I think I drank almost all of my water and it never got refilled. They never checked up on us.. I would say this is the place to go if you aren't concerned with caloric intake. Seems like many things on the menu were very sweet- desserts, breakfast, lots of cheese, etc. I tried the animal style fries and the breakfast burrito. The fries were pretty good but I was not a fan of the burrito. It tasted a little too peppery for my taste. Something about it left my stomach churning the rest of the night!

It's hard to miss thanks to the big "vegan" sign right outside. Not the "Whole Foods" vibe you would expect from a vegan restaurant, in fact it's the total opposite. Super fun "teenage angsty vibes" and music. Great twist for vegan restaurant. We went on a Friday and they had live "heavy metal" music (great fit for the place) there weren't that many families or people eating and the food came quickly. The food was delicious. We got the mozzarella sticks, grilled cheese and Buffalo sandwich with fries. The service was great, our server was super friendly and even recommended some hikes around the city.

Eclectic eats with a live band venue in the back. The food is great (lots of vegan options), the vibe is cool, the music (at night) is loud and hip, and the library on counterculture topics--from unions and civil rights organizing to punk rock history--is the cherry on top.

Loved it (´`)*ﾟ* Service was chill & the vibe inside was The food is amazing even my non vegan bf loved it! This place was one of the very few positive experiences I had in Utah.

Loved this place so much! Staff was super friendly and welcoming and loved the satanic vibe (I'd be lying if I say that's not what attracted me to visit...well, that and the vegan food)! Such a cute name - can't get over that. Anyway, ordered the strawberry shake, fried pickles, and fried chicken sandwich & fries and all were very delicious. Was not disappointed at all - It was just how comfort food should taste. Service was fast too! If I lived in the area, I'd be a regular for sure. For now all I can say is I'll be back and I can't wait!

Food: The meatballs in the sub were delicious and the fries had an interesting sweet and salty flavoring. The sausage in the breakfast sandwich was deeply charred and not super palatable. The garbage hash looked good. Service: It was disappointing that we were told, only after we sat down, that more than half of the menu was unavailable (ALL the chicken dishes, mushrooms, and wings). It took 25-30 minutes for our food to come out even though we were the only people in the restaurant. It also wasn't great that masks (required) cost $1 each. Ambience: casual, very very dark inside, quirky death/satan/occult decorations (fits the restaurant name and address). Not a fan of 2 urinals with no dividers/walls in the single all-gender bathroom available. They were a foot away from the sink and each other so there's no privacy. Price: $10-15 for an entrée Overall I'm happy there are places that offer vegetarian and vegan food, and the meatballs were genuinely enjoyable, but the dishes are hit-or-miss and there were too many other negative factors to want to return.

Friendly server, decent vegan diner food, good tunes. It was a good stop after leaving the airport.

My husband and I are downtown SLC on a biz trip from LA so I was really excited to find a vegan place so close to our hotel. We got there around 9pm to order takeout: He ordered the chicken parm sandwich + fried pickles, I got the chicken & waffle + side of fries. Chicken parm - I wouldn't order it again Chicken & waffle - I wouldn't order it again Fried pickles and the fries were good (but that's sort of hard to mess up, isn't it?) I agree with some of the other reviewers here that the service is what soured it. We told them that we're at a hotel, they ran out of plastic utensils so they couldn't give those to us, that was inconvenient but whatever, but when we noticed that we didn't get any ketchup or napkins either, that was extra thumbs down. Idk why we tipped $6 on a to-go order. I also think maybe we're spoiled from LA vegan chicken & waffles so that's a factor as well. That and maybe we caught them an hour before closing so the give-an-F meter was low - hence the 3 stars rather than 2.

So I was in SLC in a work trip and tried to find anything vegan. Saw this place decided to walk from the hotel. A bit if a hike, but not bad. You go in, the decor was definitely on the dark side and they were blasting heavy metal. But damn if these weren't the nicest people working there. I ordered something super weird that I have never seen before, peanut butter and banana peppers. IT ACTUALLY goes so well together. The chef brought it out personally (I was the only one there at that time) and was great! If the look and vibe worry you - don't let it fool you. Enjoy the experience and the food!

I've been here several times and always had a great experience. The service is friendly and professional, and everything I've ordered has been incredible. I do love the fries best though.

Basically I was extremely surprised at all of the vegan options in Salt Lake City. I flew in for a weekend wedding and had limited amount of time to explore. Well I'm happy I found this place, unfortunately I was unable to taste the food, we only got to taste some dessert. When you walk in, this place is dark, so if dark things scare you, then find a different place lol. This is good for a date night, lunch date, whatever kind of date. The service was very good and extremely accommodating. We decided to try the satanic sundae..... which the name is honesty very weird but it was sooooo good. Oh my goodness. I kid you not, this was delicious. Not sure why no one has ever done this yet, maybe they have but this was the first time I tried it. It was basically a deep fried uncrustabale pb&j sandwich with some vanilla ice cream on top. So you can imagine how good the warmed pb&j tasted with the coolness of the ice cream. I don't know if I'll ever be back to Utah but if you're in the area this place is a must. I also saw that they have live shows on certain days!

The most friendliest place in SLC that serves an all vegan menu. There's so many items I love here: Chick'n & Waffles, Breakfast Sandwich, French Toast, The Beast, Steak Sandwich and their Anti-Christo. The last two are on their secret menu which you should definitely ask about!

BOMB VEGAN FOOD! If you wanna give your taste buds an orgasmic experience, Mark of the Beastro has you covered. Andrew is a talented and creative chef! Literally everything we got was phenomenal! The Chicken and waffles was cooked to perfection. The waffle was fluffy and thick and the chicken was crispy out the outside and perfectly textured on the inside. Don't even get me started on the Breakfast Sammie . *drooling* I felt like I tasted heaven when I bit into this sandwich. The sauce is to die for! Seriously bottle it up and sell it! The breakfast burrito was bursting with flavor and perfectly melted cheese. The grilled cheese was simple and delicious. Just the way you'd want it. My party and I are highly impressed and definitely recommend eating here!

Easy to miss until you realize the building that takes a funny satanic theme is located at the building # 666. That is absolutely hilarious. My partner and I dined in and we ordered breakfast. I had the breakfast burrito and he had the sandwich. The burrito was heavenly (haha) it was so good, the best vegan breaky burrito I've had. Trying the breaky sandwich, it was good too, not the best but definitely satisfying. I'll be back to this establishment to try something new and highly recommend it to any vegans and non vegans out there.

Had an unpleasant experience. It's also bizarre to me that fries do not come with any sauce and they were definitely not a stand alone potato form. The girl at the counter was very unpleasant and everything I tasted was very ordinary verging on disappointing.

Super tasty food, kind service, unique atmosphere. First of all: the puns. So many puns. And I am so happy. I had the meatball sub, and the fried meatballs were super tasty. The shoestring fries are super tasty too. My dining partner is not a vegan and was legitimately impressed by the guac burger (even bringing it up later). The service was kind as always, and was patient in reexplaining basic concepts to my hangry brain. Expect a atmosphere replete with varying music, red and black color palate, and everything else you'd expect. It's great.

Never been to a vegan place before, went with a friend of mine last night and I had one of their veggie quesadillas with chipotle ranch. Absolutely delicious, pretty solid choice. Customer service was great and super chill. The overall aesthetic of the place isn't really my taste but if you're into hardcore places, I'd definitely recommend coming here.

The best thing about the place is the sign. I did not like anything else about this place. The place was dirty and had a thrown-together feeling. The food was not good compared to modern-day vegan food. If this was 15 years ago I might have a different opinion, but vegan food has come a long way recently. Would not recomend

My hubby and I love this place! Delicious food to satisfy your cravings! Definitely a must try! The crew tonight was amazing and provided fast service!

We really wanted to love this place. We tried a grilled cheese for our kids, and chicken and waffles. The grilled cheese was 2 slices of toast with a slice of unmelted cheese in the middle. Our kids promptly pulled out the cheese and took a few bites of that- and were done with it. The waffle was seriously dry and no amount of syrup made it more appealing. The chicken was- delicious! We are every morsel of the chicken. It was flavored great, yummy texture. Overall, we are hoping they were having an off-night and hope we can muster another try. We want this place to succeed because the menu looks great.

I used to love coming here and picking up my online order but we walked in to order today and were alarmed as we got our food when the woman came out with our take out order she said "here's your food just kind of a dick move that you didn't tip. Our server only makes 13$ an hour." She was a shorter girl with short hair and I have to tell you I have never heard anyone in the service industry guilt trip someone into tipping on a take out order so I will not be returning here many other great vegan food places with good customer service Unfortunate I don't want to be made out as a bad person for picking up my food order. Enjoy the tip

One of the best vegan places I've been to and I eat at a lot of places. Went with a group and we all had different items. No misses. And the menu is so fun and clever.

I just had the spicy chicken ranch, chicken fried chicken and meatball sub delivered. I LOVED everything. The restaurants bio says they are vegan, if that is true the chicken doesn't taste it at all! Perfectly crispy, all the veggies on the spicy chicken were crisp and gave you that satisfying crunch every bite. Would absolutely recommend and look forward to trying the rest of the menu! Good work!

My experience as a customer here is always fantastic. I always come here on Sundays and Mondays