Finding an all vegan place on the north side? Amazing…read more Wish this place had opened up sooner so I could have gone more. Super kind staff and welcoming plants and books. Love any place that lets you color while waiting for your food. They have a cooler of things to grab while you wait or for takeout. Half of the menu was pierogies and finding vegan options was a huge plus. The loaded pierogies were arguably better than the buffalo option. I'm partial because I am not a fan of buffalo sauce. The only con was the utensils were impossible to use. They kept on breaking and could not cut anything. Wish they had reusable options that were a little more sturdy. Also got the Mac salad and it was great. Not too much mayo or anything at all.

I asked my friend to get the gobbler for me since I knew I would not be able to get it. He got it…read moreon the last day it was available and it tasted fine. I could not believe it was vegan. It seems there has been a few misses here in the past but overall, it's a top vegan spot. There are places near me that offer a vegan gobbler too but I don't always notice. Community and pretty Internet pictures help a lot. Reading some of the owner's struggles and seeing her in full force now is very inspiring. I am grateful for the opportunity to be able to have some quality vegan food and to be able to support such strength without it feeling forced or unnatural for me. What could be "better"? A bigger place, more parking would be nice, more specific dates on when something is offered rather than me having to know the vibe that specials are likely Mon- Sat and Sun is likely no specials unless they happen to have that special leftover. VegOut should consider TooGoodToGo too.

We were in town for a hockey tournament on a Saturday night, so decided to walk over. It was just…read moreafter 5 pm but somehow they already had items sold out. Also, we were fooled by the Molson's sign. This place did not sell beer. In fact, it had an extremely limited selection of beverages. I ended up ordering a large Montreal poutine. Others in our party ordered the small size. Incredibly, the large is SMALLER than the small. The small container is both wider and longer. And if they pile the food up higher in the large container, it is negligibly higher compared to the heaping small size. Maybe this all could have been salvageable if the food was good. It was not. It was so bad that our poutine had very few cheese curds, which I understood is an essential element of the dish. Just awful. Finally, the upstairs area is decent but they can't even get regular TV on. For reasons I could not comprehend, we could only watch a game in Spanish. Not even in French. Spanish.

My mom who lives in the Lehigh Valley always raves about this place so we finally visited. It was…read moreso delish that I wish we had tried more of the different poutine of the fries. We had a dinner reservation for later that evening so we decided to share one order of the classic poutine fries. It was so good and I also tried the drink of the day which was also tasty. I'll be back for sure.

I went with my colleague from work. I love supporting local spots. It's a nice environment. A place…read moreyou could work or meet in. There is parking available. I ordered a chai tea and got the last slice of strawberry cake there. The tea was flavorful and the right temperature. I saved the cake for later. The staff was friendly. Definitely enjoyed my time and stayed after we met to take another meeting. Would return when in the area.

I've been going to Stations for years and I love it. The pho is perfect on rainy/cold days, the…read morevegan bahn mi is one of my favorite vegetarian dishes, and the chicken spring rolls are also one of my favorites. The owner is the best!

Cannot say enough good things about veg out. Food is fantastic. My fav sandwich is the delux but…read moretoday I had a special wrap chicken bacon ranch- wow! So tasty. He also had a special - the French onion soup burger- very onion and tasted just like the soup. Also ordered the Big Mac n cheese and it was the best Mac I've ever had- Vegan or not! We got our order quick even tho it was packed at 2 on a Sunday. Seating is limited so if you need a seat and one is open when you get there- grab it!

4.5 stars. What a treat for a musician passing through, to find a vegan shop so close to my hotel…read more I got a tofu Reuben on gluten-free rye and it was just as tangy and saucy and delicious as you might imagine. I don't usually eat ice cream but it was 100° outside so I got a cup of soft serve with Oreos to go. Best vegan soft serve I've ever had. The only reason this isn't a straight up five star is that the beverage cooler is insanely loud. Also, I would've loved to have seen more greens on the menu. A little salad or some steamed greens would've been a nice balance to the relatively heavy sandwich. But I can't argue with the taste, it was all delicious. Total comfort food. Recommended.

After dinner last nite, we looked on Yelp for a gluten free dessert place and this place popped up…read morewhich closes at 9pm. While we tried calling them but no one picked up, we did manage to stop by their place last nite. My wife picked up a GF carrot cake (for $17) and she said it was very delicious and moist. Also, she bought a cowboy cookie for the road today. While it may be a tad pricey, honestly for a GF joint, it is worth coming in and try. They have other ample selections and the staffs are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely would recommend.

I recently visited this vegan bakery and tried two of their tarts. First, I want to talk about the…read moretaste. They were fine - good, but nothing crazy or out of this world. I've definitely had better vegan treats before, especially for the price point. One thing that really stood out to me was that there were no prices listed near the tarts or baked goods. Normally that might not be a huge issue, but in this case, I think it's important. When the cashier told us our total was $34, I honestly thought he was joking or had accidentally charged us for a small cake or something. We didn't question it at the time and just paid. Once we got to the car, we started second-guessing whether there had been a mistake. I even went online and checked their ordering page to confirm the prices. To my surprise, there was no error - the tarts are actually $17 each. I can usually justify higher prices if the food is truly exceptional, made with rare or unique ingredients, or if part of the proceeds go toward a meaningful cause. In this case, though, I didn't feel the quality matched the cost. There are several vegan bakeries in NJ that offer better-tasting treats at more reasonable prices. At that price point, I truly hope the workers behind the counter are earning well above minimum wage and that their hourly pay reflects what this place charges for a single tart. If customers are paying premium prices, it would be reassuring to know that the staff is benefiting from that as well. Overall, I think listing prices clearly in-store would help customers avoid sticker shock at checkout. Transparency goes a long way.

I stopped by Team Apollo during Musikfest for a quick bite, and it ended up being a great choice…read more We decided to try the Musikfest specials of the day the lemon pepper wings and the shrimp udon noodles and both were delicious. The wings were perfectly seasoned with just the right amount of lemon pepper, and the shrimp udon noodles were flavorful, comforting, and generously portioned. Even though it was a busy festival day, everything came out quickly. A special shoutout to our server, Daniel, who was friendly, attentive, and incredibly efficient. He made sure we had everything we needed without missing a beat, even with the restaurant being busy. If you're looking for a casual spot with good food and fast service, especially during Musikfest, Team Apollo is definitely worth checking out.

First time here. First- the vibe is super cool, very…read morefriendly staff and cool interior. Our meal was PEI oysters (drool), clams casino( yummy), quinoa salad, tuna tartare (excellent) and black and blue steak appy(super yummy). Alison was our server, very cool! What more can I say? Really nice experience!

Super aesthetic cafe. Looked at the menu and there's a lot of variety for: breakfast, brunch, and…read morelunch. Matcha was good, not too sweet not too bitter. I'd give it a 6/10. I'll definitely be back to try the food! Not a bad option for takeout options as well!

A health food cafe and juice bar specializing in organic raw cold-pressed juice, smoothies,…read moresmoothie bowls, breakfast and lunch. They offer many gluten free items as well. Service is up to par and the ambience is great.

I was invited here by my son and future daughter in law, they had been here before, and it was…read moreAWESOME!!!! The food was Absolutely Amazing!!! Everything came out Fantastic!!! And Yes, my son ordered the Oreo Encrusted French Toast, and WOW..... Amazing stuff!! The atmosphere was great!!! Our server was AWESOME and came back several times, but not too overbearing!!! Just a GREAT place all around!!!! I recommend you try this place..... A will not be sorry!!! I'll be going back!!!

A lovely little brunch and lunch place that we ate at. The food was yummy and we had a great meal…read morethere. We didn't host the meal but we benefited from it. We keep this place in mind when we're in South Bethlehem.

For perfectly grilled meats and other Turkish specialties this is the place. Service is always…read morepolite and never a wait for food to arrive at your table. Not sure what to order? Keep an eye on the dishes parading out of the kitchen. Just one picture on this visit, we arrived absolutely famished. Tonight's dinner we started with the meat Manti. I'm a sucker for dumplings and these little packages topped with garlic yogurt, chili oil and sumac are hard to stop eating. Mains were our favorite -the grilled lamb chops-don't be afraid to use your hands. Definitely leave room for dessert, the warm Kunefe paired with Turkish tea are great to share and nicely finish off your meal.

Food - 4/5 Service - 2/5 Ambiance - 3/5…read more Mix Appetizer - includes hummus, stuffed grape leaves, eggplant salad, babaganoush, ezme, haydari, kabak tarama, havuc tarama, and crushed wheat salad, served with fresh homemade bread. Everything had so much flavor, and I loved the variety. 8.3/10 Chicken Soup - filled with tender chicken and vegetables. 8.1/10 Mix Grill - includes chicken, lamb, and Adana kebabs, served with rice, a mixed salad, and pickled red cabbage. The meats were well seasoned, and the sides were fresh. 8.1/10 Chicken Kebab - 8.0/10

Better than ever, and all vegan this year. So restaurants had to stretch a bit if they wanted to be…read morethere. Incredible speakers like journalist Will Potter, author Victoria Moran, and the owner of Vegan Treats. More animal rescue/advocacy groups were here this time. You had to fight to be close to the large Vegan Treats tent. We missed the Cinnamon Snail truck with their tender maple bourbon donuts but were charmed by the Pizza Wagon: the best one had cauliflower puree, roasted potatoes, rosemary, and onion, OMG. We will plan better next year to get in on more cooking demonstrations -- you can get full with the samples they hand out. This festival is free, and oh the parade of gorgeous dogs. I paid to get in the pen with piglets of Ross Mill Farm and enjoyed every second of it, even being nibbled because I had just had pizza in my hand. Saw friends from several counties. Just a wonderful friendly vibe. We left with takeout and wish it had gone on longer, Another good thing is that vendors actually stay until the end and don't pack up early. I see this expanding. The world is changing for the good, although it can be hard to see sometimes with so much violence and war.

This was my second vegfest, after this year's inaugural Philly VegFest, and it did not disappoint…read more We got there about an hour in at noon, and the lines at Cinnamon Snail were starting to get bad but they moved very quickly. Thank goodness because we were starving, having not eaten in preparation for a day of VegFest binging. We split an apple turnover and a small spinach pie from the Snail while we waited for our two tempeh sandwiches. The sandwiches came out quickly and we split the Thai tempeh (very spicy but very tasty) and the kale and mustard tempeh (very tasty as well). Both were served on very good millet bread. I would have prefered a little more variety, maybe one on a baguette or something, but overall I was incredibly satisfied. Not too full for more food though! I also noshed on a a bite of a pretzel-shaped sweet and salty doughnut from Vegan Treats, who had an absolutely wonderful spread of desserts. The doughnut was just ok, I took home two lemon bars that were out of this world good. Finally, I split a vegan cheesesteak empenada with my husband; it was pretty bland. However, it was great to have so many options to try all in one place. I also purchased two items of clothing: one festival T-shirt in a gorgeous periwinkle color. The T had a cool saying on the front and a pretty logo on the back, but it's just a boring straight T, I would've prefered a fancy organic washed out cotton. I may have to alter it when I get home, turn it into a boat neck or something like the refashionista (look her up!) Also purchased an absolutely gorgeous open neck turquoise, soft as butter sweatshirt that had a elephant herbivore logo. I'm in love with this item from Grape Cat. Luckily they accepted Visa because I was running out of cash fast at this fest!