MeeT in Yaletown

Went to MeeT in Yaletown with a vegetarian friend and honestly didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as I did. The food was flavorful, satisfying, and didn’t feel like it was missing anything. The atmosphere was relaxed, the staff were friendly, and service was smooth. Even as someone who usually eats meat, I didn’t feel like I was compromising, just having a good meal. Great spot whether you're vegetarian or just looking for something different. Would definitely come back.

Overall, a good dining experience for vegans and vegetarians looking to try different items. The restaurant is located amongst many other places to dine, but it would definitely draw you if you were looking for VEG options. The butter Chikken poutine was my favorite dish that I ate there and would recommend it to anyone interested. I felt that the onion rings were a bit over battered, but otherwise good. The KFC skewers were nice, but came in a fairly small portion compared to everything else we ordered. The pancake burrito was unique as a menu item, but needed some work. I felt the filling was quite salty and oily which then masked any flavors of the individual ingredients. Still, the restaurant was very good and I would definitely recommend it for vegans and non-vegans alike.

Went there for an early lunch during the week. First time there based on recommendation from a friend. Have to say it’s a very impressive selection in their menu. After much discussion went with two types of burgers, the bbq and chicken one. Of course these are not real met or chicken but hard to tell the difference. Ordered with split half salad, half fries. It was a very healthy serving and delicious. Service was prompt, efficient and friendly. It was quiet and sat indoors at a large booth. Very pleasant lunch and definitely will return to try some of their other items

The food was very very tasty. The cauliflower was delicious. The chikkin pesto bowl , KFC and calamari salad were fantastic! The cherry cola was fresh tasting! We sat outside and the music from the jazz band was an added bonus

We came here for brunch and the food was DELICIOUS!! My boyfriend got the breakfast poutine, and I got the steak and mushroom Benny for one. It had so much flavour, we ate the entire meal in silence because it was that delicious lol portion size was perfect too. the staff were really friendly and the overall atmosphere was awesome. We loved the look of the restaurant too, lots of beautiful artwork and unique design pieces! Love to see a successful vegan restaurant!

We lived this place before, they have nice portions and tasty food, but today we had very bad experience. Portion was very small like for kid, it was not tasty, cold, after bad delivery guy food was damaged and shaken. Tofu egg was just pies of tofu… bread was like 3 days old. My boyfriend even thought that food was stolen, very small amount! We are not happy and still hungry! Don’t recommend anymore I found photo in google reviews what other client got, same order but look at portion size!!

Came here for dinner after reading the reviews. Servers were kind and nice. However, the food was simply some of the worst I've had recently. We ordered burgers, and everything tasted burned, dry, and tasteless. Just look at the picture.. the meat in the burger tasted and felt like an over-fried kitchen sponge. Fries were greasy, soft, and over fried. Even the Coke, you would think you can’t go wrong with Coke, was from tap and tasted like an alcoholic drink. The salad ingredients tasted stale and dry, not fresh or flavourful. Unfortunately, I will not be visiting here again.

The naming convention almost made me overlook this place, it IS a COMPLETELY vegan Restaurant, but everything is branded as animal products, only misspelt. 'cheez' and such...I'm not a fan of this it's just unappealing sounding honestly, but that is my personal preference. The vegan 'cheez' itself is kinda slimy and again, not objectivly bad, just not to my sensibilities. And the bench seating was a bit uncomfortable. I mention this all first as those were my ONLY problems, EVERYTHING else was excellent. Atmosphere unique and relaxed, the servers were pleasant! The food was brilliant and large portions for a fair price. I had the Philly CheezSteak poutine! I struggle giving this place a 5-star, because I felt a bit uncomfortable with a few things in terms of taste and preference. But I HIGHLY recommend checking this place out!! Especially if you're vegan and having had the chance to have poutine for a long while :) I also wore a really stupid necklace and no one made fun of me. And yes, the light fixtures are really neat.

Visited MeeT in Yaletown over the weekend to try out their brunch menu. I've been so MeeT before but never during brunch, so this was my first time and I must say... I enjoyed their brunch menu so much more than their regular all day menu!! They have their brunch menu available till 3pm. I got their steak and mushroom eggs benny which had their signature steak curls, chipotle mayo, sautéed mushrooms and crispy onions. They had tofu egg patty with their cashew hollandaise sauce that was sooo good! They had two sizes, single and double. I went for the single portion which was honestly pretty filling! It came with a side of salad, garlic & rosemary breakfast potatoes, and creamy buffalo sauce. The steak curls and tofu egg went so well with their cashew hollandaise sauce!! The whole meal was super flavourful! Their buffalo sauce was amazing with the potatoes as well. The classic benny had "ham" with the tofu egg and hollandaise sauce. Also very good but I personally liked the steak and mushroom more. For drinks, we got their ginger yuzu which was so refreshing!! The Yaletown location has a big outdoor as well as indoor space. A good brunch place for a big group! And their service was stellar as always, our serves were so friendly! Will definitely be returning for their brunch menu again!!

We loved this place!!! We went twice in 3 days. Great drinks, vibe, service and of course, food. We loved: the gravy cheese fries (poutine), mezcal basil margarita, carrot cake, MeeT burger, house salad, macaroni donuts (!), pesto gnocchi, chicken skewers.

Great service, ambiance, modern pop chill music, spacious seating. As for food, the carrot cake was simply delicious! All the flavors hit as they should. The curry noodles with soy curls were ok and not impressive; rather weak flavor. Love that everything is vegan.

Great place to hangout with friends and family. Lots of food options despite being entirely vegan place. Their brunch menu is also great. One of my favorite vegan restaurants in Vancouver. Would recommend their Mediterranean burger and tofu scramble.

Tried to call to make reservations was not able to phone system was bad. Was a continuous loop. Not able to leave a message because mailbox was full

Great sharing & individual plates! Friendly service! Nice patio :) Will definitely go again!

At the vegan restaurant, we tried their staple dishes like poutine. We ordered the butter chikkin poutine and the Big Mac burger. The burger was tasty, but the poutine was just average. Be cautious of the portion sizes as they're quite large. The server initially brought us butter chikkin noodz instead of the poutine, but they promptly corrected the mistake. The music playing in the background was fantastic. Probably will give them a 3.5 stars

Excellent menu with many healthy choices. I had a great salad and cocktail sitting on their comfortable patio. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. Great place for lunch or relaxed evening meal.

Everything look so good and of course the Nashville Hunny Glazed Mac n Cheese Donuts stopped me in my tracks. So we had to try them. I had the Mediterranean Burger with the Orchard Harvest Salad (you can upgrade your fries or salad that come with your entree to any of their Poutine or Specialty Salads ). My love had the Fried Chicken with the house salad. Everything was super flavorful, delicious and had a good "bite", he didn't even miss the meat. I was a little worried when they asked if we'd been there before then explained its plant based. Ummmm, I may have neglected to inform him of that . But he enjoyed all of it. We were so full we passed on dessert. We'd definitely come again when we're in Vancouver. The place is cute and intimate. It was a little dark for me to read the menu...but then again my eyes aren't what they used to be. All the staff were nice and attentive.

Fantastic restaurant. I wasn't too hungry when I got there but once I ordered and the food came I got starving it looked so good. Everything was beyond amazing. Restaurant is super cute and in a safe area.

I looooove this place! I am a huge fan of MeeT! Anything I've ever tried has been delicious! My first time at this location didn't disappoint. It's right along the walkway of restaurants and you can sit outside and people watch like I did. I tried brunch this time and the Classic Benny was tasty! I didn't feel like I was missing out on anything from a traditional benedict. The amount of food was filling and I love that you can get half salad and half potatoes if you don't want to be totally healthy or completely strung out on carbs. If you are apprehensive about a fully plant based meal, this is good bridge between a meat and meat-free meal.

First time eating at this location, New Year's Day brunch date with my main squeeze. Place was practically empty so we choose to sit in a huge booth, the staff were all amazing friendly and genuinely not hungover. I had the Nashville Chick'Un & Waffles, which is a departure from the type of meal I would normally get. Happy that our wonderful server encouraged me trying it and it was honestly spicy, but not melt your face hot, so you could taste everything. I devoured this dish heartily; wish the portion of battered Oyster Mushroom had been bigger. Asked for extra pickles and they delivered. My wife has the Happy Breakfast Bowl, this was amazing BTW, had menu envy for sure as we switched up bites of our meals. I am guessing that whoever came up with the "super-umami tahini sauce" is some sort of fucking kitchen wizard because that stuff is delicious and aptly named. Really enjoyed the décor, that exposed brick and modern industrial look that Yaletown holds down is stylistically my wheelhouse.

I love vegan places but this one isn't great.the Mac and cheese was too salty and the butter chicken fries were bland

So we MeeT again. Lol. I'm sorry, I couldn't resist. We ate dinner about 500 feet away from MeeT in Yaletown. And it was NOT enjoyable. So we headed to MeeT to get food with flavor!! The hostess sat us outside (thank you!!) and it was beautiful weather and a lovely street to sit on with a pretty park across the way. Our server Hannah took excellent care of us that evening. We got the Philly Cheesesteak Poutine which was not my choice (I would have picked the nachos) but my husband chose. It was terrific. The "steak" hit the texture mark and was very flavorful and still chewy like a steak and cheese usually is! The sauce was fabulous and everything was just well seasoned and good. We also got drinks, he had the Summer Sour: Aperol, OJ, lime juice and gin. I had a Spicy Margarita. Both were exactly what we wanted/needed. We also decided to order dessert because it was our sweet 16 anniversary and well we might as well end it on a "sweet note!" We got the Cronut, first one for either of us, and Lemon Tarte. The Lemon Tarte was excellent. Not too sweet, not too Tarte, just right and creamy!! The crust was made of coconut and also delicious. The Cronut reminded me of a churro with yummy liquid sweet inside. It was kind of like cinnamon roll topping except it didn't make me feel sick. I don't like powdered sugar or icing for the most part and this wasn't sickly sweet. Just nice. What a good way to end the evening!! Thank you MeeT for saving the date for us!

Came here to try their amazing poutine and was not disappointed. The staff were extremely friendly and quick even though the place got super busy for brunch. The place was very casual and cozy.

I liked the vibe of this place and our waitress was a delight! This was my first visit and I was pleasantly surprised by all the food options available to us. We chose the soup of the day which was roasted tomato and a side salad, Angry Burg and a double double to go. The salad was delicious! It had a lot of fresh carrots and beets which I thoroughly enjoyed. It was a cold rainy day so the warmth of the soup was a great comfort. The flavor however was nothing to write home about. This is what we felt after having the fries and the accompanying dip as well. There was nothing wrong with them per se but they weren't exactly knock your socks off either. For me personally, the angry burg was way too hot but my friend liked it. There were parts of it where the coating over the patty was way too salty. The double bacon was much more balanced and I enjoyed the flavors. The one thing that both burgers lacked in was construction. My friend's burger fell apart and was leaking juices and sauce all over her while she ate. She has to go and wash her hands after and while I acknowledge that it is an understandable side effect of having a burger, there shouldn't be that much watery liquid dripping from a fresh burger. All in all- I would definitely recommend checking it out but maybe don't have the burger if you are wearing something nice.

Stopped in for lunch with a burger craving. Ordered their in house patty and half fries/salad. The salad was inedible, slimy and dark green spoiled parts. The burger looked good but did not taste good and the texture was not my liking. Fries were good. This is the second time I've dined here in the past few years and it reminded me of why I don't go there.

This is the best vegan restaurant I've ever tried. The menu is so creative, and it's super great for people looking to convert to a plant-based diet. we ordered the pesto gnocchi and the bbq burger and both were really great!

I have tried this place once for take out and once for dinning in. I have also tried a few other plant-based restaurants and this is definitely not my place of choice. The service was okay and the portions were generous, however, I'm not a big fan of their burgers and had a tough time finishing it as the pattie was dry and definitely had a distinct plant-based flavour. I prefer their macaroni and cheese if I had to choose. I will most likely be inclined to go elsewhere for a vegan burger because I find that there are better options out there.

The poutine make me want to cry tears of joy and bliss. Amazing ginger beefless bowl. Thank you for existing MeeT YUMMMMMYYYYYYYYY

New to Yaletown restaurants, so I let my friend select a spot for our early Christmas supper. Seems like a popular place & it was busy the night we were there. We even commented on the name being great for our meeting place. The staff took good care of us - drinks & meals came out quickly. As did check-ins with our experience. Decent music played throughout the supper & I appreciated that it wasn't so loud that one could still have a good conversation. Personally, it was a bit too dark in the restaurant for my friend & I to see the menu. Honestly, if I hadn't read the online menu prior to arriving, I might of used my cell phone light for reading the menu too. My friend & I were both intrigued with the range of choices for meal options on the menu. As I wasn't sure how hungry I'd be earlier in the day, I asked her to suggest a place that would have some lighter food options, like soup. But there's a little bit of everything on the menu. However, for those that aren't aware, this is definitely a vegetarian place. It was something I suspected from wording of chick'un & confirmed when I was asking about soy in some of the meal items. This can be easily missed if you're use to reading menu items such as hamburger & thinking meat. The waitress assured us that it was actually a common misunderstanding but unfortunately for my friend, when she tried the hamburger (before realizing it was a veggie patty), the disappointment from being a veggie burger was expressed quickly. Both of us tasted it and I have to say her facial reaction was very accurate for what I tasted too. However, she has a good sense of humour & we just laughed about the mix up (plus the oddities of the rest of her meal). The waitress was really good about handling the situation (apparently this happens a lot - perhaps the menu should be updated to include what kind of patty is being served or at least some extra clarity for the online menu?) even though my friend insisted she should pay for her order error. My dish was lovely & I quite enjoyed the gnocchi. However, I wasn't exactly thrilled with my non-alcoholic drink (it tasted bitter for iced tea) or maybe it just wasn't a good flavour combo with my meal choice? It was still drinkable but not something I would reorder. For my friend, her alcoholic drink was extremely bitter tasting. To a point she asked for it to be taken away after both of us tried to figure out what was off with it. Which is really too bad as she was told it was one of the sweeter drinks they served and she was really looking forward to it. Parking in this area is definitely something that requires lots of patience (there's lots of paid parking options but the area is very popular so you end up walking further if you want a parking spot along the street). However, if you're already in the area like my friend, walking to Yaletown is the better option. What I didn't anticipate was even where I parked, one needs to start walking to the restaurant from the corners of the building blocks if you hope to avoid having to take stairs. I assume this is because of the age of the area but I thought it was odd that there wasn't any ramps. Only dropped sidewalk at the corners. So for anyone new to this area, keep that in mind if you have accessibility challenges too. I didn't walk around in the restaurant (as we were seated close to the entrance), nor did we use the washroom while there, but it did look like there was a variety of table options besides the booths. They also have a patio (wasn't being used while we were there) that looks accessible. Entry area seemed a bit tight to me but I think someone with a walker or chair could still get in. Overall, the restaurant atmosphere & staff were great, it was the lack of clarity of menu items that brought it to a 4 star experience for my visit. Now knowing what exactly they serve, I probably wouldn't be going back (I'm a meat eater) unless I'm with friends that are vegan or vegetarian but as a brunch option vs going for supper.

MeeT is one of my go-to places in the city, and I'm glad to say that the Yaletown location has the best service out of all the MeeTs! Brunch is always great there, but some of the options can get a little heavy. That being said, there's plenty of lighter entrees as well for those who can't deal with diner style food (like me).

This is a really difficult review for me to write. My meal here was negative. Like, comically bad. HOWEVER... the hostess was super nice. Our server, Kirsten, was super nice. The ambiance of the restaurant was lovely. Kirsten recognized how bad my experience was, so she comped me my meal (even though I repeatedly told her that this wasn't necessary). And, I acknowledge, part of the issues may have been my fault, to some degree (albeit a small degree). Let me elaborate. A fellow Yelp Eliter from Edmonton was visiting town and we decided to dine out in Yaletown. I checked online for casual, reasonably priced places and this restaurant had decent reviews and looked perfect for our needs. The menu featured lots of salads and burgers and various "bowls", and we figured we'd easily find dishes to our liking here. I commented that I hadn't had a burger in ages and was definitely in the mood for one, and she, being from AB, was also in a carnivorous mood. We were seated promptly when we arrived. The hostess and Kirsten were lovely. My friend and I ordered drinks, and I commented, apologetically, that I was a "lightweight" and needed a sweet cocktail, that I can't do spiciness or bitterness. I told Kirsten to "surprise me" with a sweet cocktail, and maybe to even bring a bit of pineapple juice on the side, in case I need to tweak the drink. (I've learned this trick long ago and every bar has been happy to oblige me). Kirsten brought our drinks soon after, no juice on the side, and mine looked like club soda in a tall glass with a sliced lime garnish. I was skeptical. Kirsten said she requested it "extra sweet" and the bartender put in extra elderberry juice and some simple syrup too. I thanked her so much and again apologized. My friend and I toasted the holidays, I took a sip and I nearly spit it out. It was SO SO bitter. Like, zero on the sweetness scale. My friend took a sip and she too nearly spit it out, saying it was "really tart". When Kirsten passed by, I told her, sorry, something's wrong and I couldn't drink this drink. She felt bad, saying the bartender must've misread her notes and didn't put ANY juice or syrup in the drink. I opted to forego any drink. We ordered our foods. I opted for the Main Burger, saying I was really in the mood for a hamburger. My friend ordered the gnocchi. The dishes came out promptly and looked great! (I'm attaching a photo). I took a bite. It tasted....weird. The texture was good and the patty was moist, but the taste and the seasonings were...off. Like, really off. I asked my friend (again) to taste it. She said it was "weird". (So I knew it wasn't just me!). When Kirsten passed by and asked how we were doing, I had to ask, what's up with the burger? She then told me that this was a non-meat burger. And it was then that we found out that this was a vegetarian restaurant and there were no meats at all on the menu. So...I guess it's my error, not knowing this, but I read the menu online prior to dining here, and I read about the restaurant on its website, and it talks about its "comfort foods" and "classic brunch favorites" and all its "burgers" and even its "bacon-double cheez burger" and nowhere, nowhere, does it say that these are plant-based patties, or non-meat dishes. It does mention in its "ABOUT US" section that they are plant-forward and believe in mainstreaming diets towards vegetarian-focused diets. But nowhere else on the website or menu or dish descriptions does it mention that this is a non-meat, 100% vegetarian restaurant. My friend had also read the menu online prior to visiting and she too had no idea. We both said, it was darn lucky we didn't bring our parents here as it would NOT be a pleasant outting with our elderly, meat-eating fathers, especially. As for me, I told Kirsten, no worry, the fries that came with the "burger" were delicious, and the side salad looked great, too. So I started to eat the salad. I love salads and make one for lunch daily, along with my own salad dressings. This salad was inedible. I kid you not. It looked SO good, but the "dressing" was like a dousing of pure lemon on it. It was SO SO bitter and sour, it was comical at this point. I asked my poor friend to again taste the salad and she tried some and spit it out, too. And we laughed and laughed because, well, how could you not? Poor Kirsten came by again to see how we were doing and we laughing told her, the salad is inedible due to the acidic "dressing". She apologized, saying it usually is quite "citrus-y". (Even my friend said, no, it's beyond "citrus-y"! lol). Kirsten said she'd comp my meal and I said no, it's totally ok, I ate all the fries (which were really delicious!), and it's partially my fault for not knowing this was a vegetarian restaurant. She comped my meal anyhow (which was super nice of her). I left a nice tip, as she was so nice. So there you have it. My friend's gnocchi was good, she said. Just know that this is a vegetarian place, period!

The worst experience ever. The food was too spicy and it had not said anything on the menu how spicy the food would be. We tried to eat it but we found a hair in it. I will never come back there

Ordered the cauliflower and noodle-y thai. The service here was quick and the food was great as always. Our server was so kind and friendly. MeeT is a solid place for a casual meal with friends/family

Yummy Vegan dishes and friendly people. I came here for lunch and decided to come back for dinner. lol. Give them a try.

On vacation and did my research on local vegan eats. This was my first choice for my first lunch in Vancouver. It was awesome - the server was great, the food was delish, loved the outdoor patio seating. Going to dinner tonight at the Meet in Gastown location. Can't wait!

We've been to Meet a couple of times. It is a no brainer when we're looking for vegetarian food in Yaletown. Ambience is casual and its nice to sit at the patio dining during the warm summer days. The hubby's fav is the butter chikken poutine while comes in huge quantity. Didn't like the Oyster Mushroom Kalamari as much, felt too oily and lacked flavor. Tried the featured sliders, a little difficult to eat but good flavor. Their burgers and drinks are good. Queso is a good sharing option for larger groups.

If your looking for a place that has incredible food and a variety of choice as well as the nicest group of staff you've ever encountered then you might want to make your way through the door of meeT in Yaletown. They make pretty much everything from scratch in their kitchen and you can taste it in the brightness and richness of their dishes. Also the staff all went above and beyond and the manager, Wendy, was so kind. We actually loved this place so much we ate here twice during our short stay.

Everything is vegan based!!! Support your vegan friends and try out this restaurant! I enjoyed their vegan burger; it had a nice taste to it. The vibes there was cool and the staff was friendly.

I've been vegan for about 13 years and this is some of the most fantastic vegan food I've ever had. My Omni wife humored me by going with me and after she read through the menu alone she was just as excited as I was. We shared the spinach and artichoke dip, the butter chikken, Mac and cheese burger, and then got the crème brûlée and Oreo dessert. Everything was delicious. The crème brûlée and butter chikken were the highlights and I will be dreaming of them for quite a while. The burger was pretty good, reminded me of Field Roast which isn't my fave but the Mac and cheese on top was wonderful. If we lived here I think we'd be here all the time. Since we live in the states, my wife insisted I try to replicate that butter chikken recipe which may be my lifelong goal. Everyone that worked there was very kind as well. There was quite a wait so we put our phone number in and went and got a drink around the corner elsewhere while we waited for a call. 100% worth the wait.

Food is delicious, service is good, ambiance is ok. The salads and the salad dressing were phenomenal!! Complaint: None of the cups brought to us were clean. They were stained and some had traces of red lipstick on them. We had to send back the silverware and ask for clean ones as well.

By far one of the best vegan restaurants we've eaten at anywhere; well at least in this case in Canada. The food was very flavorful, packed with all kinds of ingredients and was a healthy amount of food. There was ample choices for everyone. Although for our taste, the music was current trendy pop, too loud and annoying. The service was top notch--we had refills on water and coffee before the glasses went half empty. This is a must stop place if you are looking for 100% vegan, fresh and tasty food.

Super fun vibe inside, excellent service, menu that will take you 30 minutes to decide. So many delicious options, it makes sense why you can find this place in several locations all over Vancouver. Spicy Margarita was subtly sweet which was amazing for people like me that hate super sweet drinks. I settled on salad and fries and had FOMO with everybody's meal around me, even though I thoroughly enjoyed my choice. Do not skip dessert! The lemon tart was insanely delicious and unbelievably gluten-free.

Meet-can you pretty please bring back the vital wheat gluten housemade burger patty? It's phenomenal. Better than all the rest. Service is always great. Food is good but missing that burger patty.

Came here for dessert after a birthday dinner elsewhere. Was SO blown away with the exceptional service Mark gave us. He went above and beyond in all ways! The desserts were exceptional and I loved the casual and uplifting vibe. Xx

MeeT has been on my restaurant bucket list for quite some time now and I finally got a chance to give it a try this weekend. The restaurant has a fantastic vibe to it with lots different styles of seating and a great ambiance. I really like the industrial look to the place and also loved the different types of lighting throughout. The restaurant also played some early 2000s classics so can't complain there either. To drink I tried THE CLASSIC: PINEAPPLE BASIL SMASH, MeeT's signature cocktail. It is a house-made basil infused gin cocktail with fresh pineapple. It had great depth of flavour that was a perfect balance of fresh basil with not overly sweet pineapple. It is definitely worth trying. I ordered the OYSTER MUSHROOM KALAMARI, which came highly recommend by our server. Not only does it look convincingly like kalamari, the crunch and batter flavours are spot on. This starter is a must order! It was hard to choose exactly what to have as a main due to the variety of dishes on the menu. Lots of options for whatever you are in the mood for. I opted to split the CRISPY BBQ BURGER with K-TOWN poutine and THE BEET SALAD with my wife. Both entrees served up huge portions with tons of flavour. The CRISPY BBQ BURGER featured MeeT's signature burger patty, battered and loaded up with whiskey BBQ sauce. The crispy onion strings added a delicious crunch to the burger. The K-TOWN POUTINE was probably the most unique combination of flavours I've ever had on poutine before. The fries had that classic gravy goodness but also were drizzled with a sweet soy ginger sauce that added a lot of depth to the poutine. The addition of nori and kimchi brought different textures that actually paired quite nicely. THE BEET SALAD did not disappoint as it was a large serving of house greens, roasted red beets, marinated chickpeas, carrots & corn tossed in a pea pesto dressing with crumbled feta & pumpkin seeds on top. I loved the pea pesto dressing and would definitely order this salad again. It was so fresh and I loved how colourful it was. If you are looking for amazing vegan eats, check this place out. You won't be disappointed!

I went in without knowing it was a vegan restaurant. I ordered butter ckikken and sweet and soyr cauliflower . The food was very tasty. Also the service was good as well; the servers were patient with my baby, our questions to the vegan menu, etc. I would def go back!

An amazing vegan restaurant in Yaletown, highly recommended by a friend. The service is top notch from the hostess to the waiter. The restaurant is quite adorable, but we decided to sit in the terrace. I started with a pineapple basil smash cocktail made with gin. It was delicious, the alcohol was well balanced in it. I took the mushroom calamari caesar salad and my sister had vegetarian burger combo with fries. It was one the most succulent vegan food I had. The only low point of this place, it was way overpriced.

So good! We went twice on our short trip, great breakfast and lunch. Best spot around for vegans

My hubby has been there several times with a friend from LAX who introduced him to it.

Read the reviews. I didn't see that this was vegan only. I've never had full vegan anything and I have some vegan friends so I decided to try it out after I found out there were no meat products. I did like the cauliflower with the barbecue sauce. The burger was interesting. I did like the onion crumbles on top. I wasn't a fan of the poutine and the beer cider that I got wasn't the greatest height for attempts, I would still give 3.5 to 4 stars out of five.

One-line review: A surprisingly satisfying plant-based meal in a nice setting. True confession: I'm a confirmed meat eater, so weigh this review in light of that. You've been warned! During a meat fast earlier this year, my wife and I took the opportunity to try out different vegan/vegetarian spots around the city. MeeT in Yaletown was a happy experiment. We ordered: * Crispy Chickun burger with fries and salad * Mucho gusto burger with butter chikkin poutine frie upgrade (= no salad) These two burgers offered quite a contrast to one another. The Crispy Chickun was made of battered and deep fried mushrooms; the taste and texture were excellent, and a nice contrast to the black bean-based Mucho Gusto burger (which was softer and closer to what I'm used to when I've had veggie burgers in the past). The fries were outstanding -- noticeably good -- and the salad was crisp and beautiful. I thought the butter chikkin poutine was only okay, but my wife really enjoyed it, and since it was on her plate, we'll go with that. One unhappy side effect of the upgrade to the poutine was that she did not get her side salad; that was a surprise and a sad one, given that the salad was good. It was the only disappointment of the evening. The restaurant was noticeably stylish; I could imagine people coming just for that, and maybe that's what life is like in Yaletown. This was our first time eating in that part of the city, and it was a cut above the kind of places we usually frequent. Of course, that showed up in the parking as well -- $7/hr at the meters near the restaurant. When I found that out, I almost drove away, as I'm not the type to pay $14 just to park for dinner. But I'm glad we stayed and tried it. Assuming we do it again (and I think that's a pretty good bet), maybe we'd ride transit so as not to worry about the parking, though I guess for two, that comes out to about $10 anyway. Sigh. Our servers were attentive, patient, and helpful for this carnivore trying to navigate an entirely plant-based menu. My compliments. Bottom line: This was a good experience, and that's not a small thing, given my proclivity for meat and disdain for paying for parking. I'd gladly return here to bring a vegan friend -- or even for the odd date night. It was that good.

What? It's not meat???? My first visit I didn't realize it was NOT a meat place. They have won me over. EVERYTHING on the menu is amazing. Try it. You will definitely be back.

My daughter and I loved everything about MeeT, service, drinks, appetizer, salad, entree--too full for dessert. Will save room next time!

Wow! As far as trendy, tasty, and unique goes- this spot is thriving! I would love to see the spot succeed and open more locations, I think what they do well is offer delicious foods that are not necessarily available in many other restaurants. I think the price point is fair, I think the ambience is lovely, and I think that the portion size to quality of the dish is good. I highly recommend trying the cauliflower appetizer. When writing this review I was really torn, I almost wanted to give it two stars because the customer service alone was probably the worst/close to the worst for the scale of restaurant I've seen in awhile. Despite the actual restaurant being fabulous, And despite the food being impressive, the customer service alone brought my likelihood to ever visit again pretty non existent. Upon asking to double check if a drink was alcoholic, because during my order our waitress wasn't able to articulate a firm answer- she still came back with a "I'm half sure" type response. For someone who does not have any alcohol, and to be dining with a friend who was recovering from being alcoholic, this was a really unfortunate experience for us. I don't think this was a hard question, and I expect to be able to trust my waitress with ingredients/specific question inquiries. I would've handled the situation so much differently if I was the waitress, and while I understand that everybody has their first day/bad days, I don't think that this was a hard request for her. I really was shocked at the lack of care for finding this out. She didn't make it a priority to take care of us, she didn't care about our dietary concerns/restrictions, and long story short we ended up paying for a drink that none of us drank, The restaurant experience started out so well, but I left feeling rather "over it"

I love Meet. Meet is great when I want vegan junk food. Meet is an awesome meatless alternative for those of you who want to try vegan meals. I can't compare it with real meat, though. My meat-eating friends say that it doesn't really taste like real meat but it's pretty tasty. I'm so happy that they have a few locations in Vancouver. Customer service is super accommodating as they don't take reservations but there was 9 of us for my friend's birthday so I decided to come early. I'm pretty sure there was a lot of perplexity because they were really busy that night but managed to get us the tables. I apologize to the other people who were on the wait list but didn't get the table because we had a large group. Salads here come in a big bowl. I enjoyed my salad. I'll come back to try other salad dishes! Staff is fun and happy to serve customers.

I am not a vegetarian myself. But I have to say this place is amazing. I came here with my Yelper friend P. Yes she is a vegetarian. She has been here a couple times and this is my first time. So she mentioned the burgers are not good. So instead we got an appetizer to share instead. We shared the mushroom calamari. First bit with the tzatziki was wow. It was amazing.I have to come back to try out their other appetizers menu items. I have wanting to come here for a long time. P was not the first friend that told me about this place. Definitely you need to give this place a try. Great vegetarian place.

Great spot for brunch or lunch! I really enjoyed the "chicken" & waffles. Best gluten-free waffles I've had! Super friendly staff too.