I am a vegetarian, and its hard to find a good spot especially in surrey that offers a great vegan…read moremeal, thats both western and Indian. By far my fav vegan burger!! The menu was great, lots of items you can order pizza, pasta, and Indian! I got a few dishes, and I was happy with them all. I really enjoyed the veggie burger, and the tandoori paneer plate & the cauliflower wings. Everything was flavourful, and felt healthy, I didnt feel gross after eating this food (most places in surrey you feel like there is MSG and feel not good after eating it) but I felt leaving good! The place was busy when I came in and the staff was very nice and attentive Overall it is very clean, and there is absolutely no meat or eggs there. I will certainly be back to try other items on the menu!

My boyfriend and I were planning on watching a movie at the nearby Strawberry Hills Cineplex. After…read morea search of restaurants in the area, we found this one. A vegetarian bistro and we had just been talking about trying more vegetarian dishes? Why not? As the name suggests, it is small and quaint, buried in a strip mall and one of those "blink and you'll miss it" places. The decor reminded me of a contemporary restaurant where everything is chosen based on their ease of ability to be cleaned (and for the record, the place was clean), with enough seats to sit about 15 people, and I may be rounding up. We were the second table to enter and we were greeted promptly and given the menus. Perhaps I was misled by the restaurant name and did not really know what to make of the meat dishes that I saw: Beef burger? Chicken Nuggets and Fries? Crispy Chicken Burger? I saw nothing to indicate they were the vegetarian version of chicken nuggets or beef burgers, and about 2/3 of the menu was vegetarian or vegan options, so I surmised they must have put a few meat options there to satisfy any meat eaters that wander through the door. I settled on the Spaghetti with Veggie Balls and the boyfriend ordered the Veggie Curry. The pasta was quite filling (included garlic bread) and I discovered the veggie balls and/or sauce was a tad above my spiciness tolerance level, and was even spicier than the Veggie Curry. In hindsight, I wasn't surprised: it is my personal experience that a lot of the times a vegetarian dish will have a lot of spices added in. Chalk it up to not reading the ingredients carefully and thinking things through. In terms of service, I thought it was great. Water glasses were filled regularly, the waitress checked up on us to ask how we were enjoying the food. I would be very interested in coming back and trying other items on the menu!

What an amazingly sweet little gem of a restaurant this place is…read more Staff are wonderful food is outstanding and the only downside is that it's really small and you sometimes just have to wait. We'll be back for sure!

Every time I come to Vancouver BC, I stop here. It's just across the border from Blaine in lovely…read moreWhite Rock, BC and is a great place to rest after a long drive. The cafe is snug and bright, with friendly staff and good coffee. Their vegan grilled cheese sandwich is amazing, one of the best I've ever had (vegan or otherwise). Their desserts are also delicious (I always get the s'mores cookie). This cafe always has the cutest touches -- like putting a tiny spray of flowers on my to-go bag this time :) Love this place and look forward to it every time I'm driving up to Vancouver.

I don't think I've ever written a review before, but this place rules. Stopped in last night and…read morecould stop from ordering several things. The menu spans from fried chicken sandwiches, to poutine, to traditional Indian street food, and a case full of cakes, many of which are vegan. The service was fantastic, and the person behind the counter was extremely helpful with helping us make decisions from their gigantic menu. Some of the best vegan chicken I've ever had, in addition to a crazy portion of vegan butter chicken poutine. You can really tell everything is made with love and care. Highly recommend.

Great spot for Vegan diet! I like the diverse food options in addition to the vegan fried chicken…read morefood options here. There are also chicken burger, dessert and Indian cuisine. Vegan and Gluten free desserts available and I was impressed that they started an Indian chaat house menu over 6 months ago. My friend said vegan chicken burger here was amazing so I was enticed to try and yes, her review was solid~! Their chicken and crepe won me over and I really loved the fresh strawberries crepe when I dined in. Service here was friendly and the ambiance is simple and clean with a couple free board/table games to play. It's a decent size with about 3 tables for 4 with couple tables for 2 plus window bar seats. I would definitely return and hope to try more of their vegan and gluten free dessert next time paired with their Indian chaat house items plus a nice cup of Indian masala tea.

Very tasty, artistic all-vegan food in a super comfortable, homey and inviting little…read morecafe/restaurant, with exceptional service. Great experience. My wife & I stopped in for a late brunch. We each ordered a cortado ($4) and a benny: I got the standard "sweet & smoky bacon benny", and my wife got the special benny (which rotates) (each $22 -- a little steep but worth it for the artistry of the dishes and the great decor). The standard benny comes with two scrambled tofu "eggs", seasoned wonderfully, with plant-based bacon, a bit of spinach, tomato, and cashew hollandaise, all served on top of stringy hashbrowns. The special came with 2 Yo eggs (I believe), which leak out "yolk" when you puncture them, like real eggs, served with plant-based bacon, cabbage, and micro greens. Both very tasty. We would have both preferred the bennies to be served on standard English muffins. As is, the hashbrown base is a bit too oily/fried and lacking that hearty feeling, and the waffle base was simply too sweet (a more savoury waffle might work better). But still, both dishes were very enjoyable, artistic, and thoughtfully constructed. If it were up to me, I'd add some healthier options to the brunch menu -- maybe a brunch bowl, give the option of an English muffin base for the bennies, and items with more veggies. Overall, an excellent experience. Highly recommended.

I enjoyed two meals here on Wednesday and plan to return again on Thursday for at least one more…read more This is a 100% vegan establishment. For lunch, I ordered their Meetball Sub. The D2E meetballs were so satisfying. The topping of spicy mayo complimented the sandwich well. The Sub is well worth the $18. Because I enjoyed my lunch so much I returned for dinner. It exceeded my expectations. I started my dinner with an aperitif, one of their signature cocktail, Mezcal Fizz. It's cranberry, soda and sweet rosemary. It's worth the asking $13. It was light and very refreshin, making it the perfect pre-dinner cocktail. I'm a huge carbonara fan and seeing it on their menu I had to try the vegan version. I'm not going to lie and say you can't tell a differenc, but I'm also not going to lie and say it wasn't good because it was great. It was very flavorful and creamy. The vegan bacon even had a nice smokey flavor. At $25 I would for certain recommend and even enjoy this again myself. I ended a pleasurable dining experience with a serving of cashew strawberry ice cream. OMG for someone who isn't a fan of strawberry ice cream to begin with, this is one I could get behind. Highly recommend asking for a serving yourself. If you're in the area I most def give two thumbs up in recommending Down 2 Earth Plant Parlour. I've already recommended it to the locals I've worked with this week. If travels bring me to Vancouver I would def return to dine in.

We came here on a whim for a Valentines Day Brunch. They were packed and my wife and I sat at the…read morebar with Armaan as the bartender. I ordered the Spicy Dill Caesar (my American friends, get on board already) and the Ribeye Hash and my wife got the Forager Benny. First off, Armaan has a gift as a Spirit whisperer and made me the only tomato based drink I have ever liked in my life! And then the Whiskey Sour he made later had the right proportions, ingredients, and presentation of a well crafted cocktail. The food was insane. The service was professional but friendly & comfortable. And we can't wait to brunch here again. Also sorry for the empty glass pic. The cocktails were so good I forgot to take a pic until I was done.

It's a fantastic brunch spot with generous portions and tons of variety -- there's truly something…read morefor everyone, whether you prefer sweet or savory dishes. If you're going with a group, I recommend ordering a mix of the hash, French toast, and Benedict and sharing so you can try a bit of everything. The ambiance is cozy and welcoming, and parking is easy, which is a big plus. On weekends it can get crowded, and you might have to wait for a table, but the line usually moves quickly.

I arrived at 9 pm and was lucky to catch happy hour, which starts after 9 pm. I ordered the HAVEN…read moreBURGER for $19 (regularly $24.50) and the spicy peanut egg noodle salad $17 vs reg $23, along with a glass of Coke (free refills). The total came out to be $43.50 plus tip. Fries were plentiful. The restaurant is nice and clean (although I did send my water back due to some dirt or dust in it). The wine list on "copier paper" was wrinkled with food stain on it. That was ghetto considering this calibre of restaurant One cool feature is that you can adjust the lighting at the table by pushing a button on the lamp. Parking is free. Google Maps takes you to parking lot. You may think it's wrong but it's right. Just park and go to east side of building. You'll find door there. Opposite side of building has resto called Camp Beer The service was good, and the atmosphere was lively with a nice crowd. Besides the food, I think it might be a great spot to hang out at the bar for drinks. There was a crowd starting to form at bar. I do encourage others to support this buisness vs the chain resto's of a similar calibre

Visited Haven Kitcehn + Bar for date night on a Saturday evening. Their ambiance is amazing and…read moreit's a pretty big space. We got a reservation a day before and there were plenty of spots available. They had a big drinks menu and quiet a few food options as well. Best part was that they had lots of veggie options! Here's what we got: Drinks - :: Zero-proof pineapple fizz - it def looked as good as it tasted. Very refreshing and fruity! Really enjoyed it. :: Guava aperol margarita - delicious! I could taste the guava and the spice on the rim of the glass was perfectly paired with the drink Food - :: Parmesan plenta fries - was so excited to try it, I wasn't sure what to expect. The presentation was amazing, just wish they were a big more crispy but the dipping sauce it came with was really good :: Burrata Bucatini - calabrian chili vodka cream sauce, pancetta, burrata, ricotta, thai basil, grano padano 3/5 :: Brick half chicken - pretty good! I would give it a 4/5 it was really creamy and the chicken was cooked well but I don't think it was seasoned that well. I would say for the portion size and the food, it was a bit overpriced but definitely 5/5 for the ambiance!

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE 5 stars: that's what happens when you…read morecome across a desert of vegetarian places, yet find one with good food, service, at very reasonable prices! === 2. FOOD - Eggplant & Beancurd ($10.50): how does one describe how the this dish's namesake is amazing with Napa cabbage, a boiled egg, all on a bed of rice? Points for portion, taste, and price! - Vegetarian BBQ Pork Rice ($11.75): if there was a bento box that was healthy yet tasty, this may be it! From the rolls, Napa cabbage "salad", boiled egg, and the generous portion of imitation BBQ pork on rice - each compartment is a treat! === 3. SERVICE For a food stall in a food court, the service was good in English, and I heard it going well in Mandarin also. === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's the Parker Place food court, so it's as good as you are comfortable with it. Despite the closeness of the tables to each other, wheelchairs and baby strollers will fit. Parking is as good as your luck in the constantly-busy shopping complex lot.

Another fabulous lunch special. Been here a dozen times. Consistently delicious. Very nice polite…read moreowners. Attention to detail.

Love chopped leaf!…read more So much food but I always finish my bowl. Good healthy ingredients for a wholesome meal.

No flavored water, half the menu they can't make and hardly any staff tonight…read more First time we were here 2 months ago they were great. Now it's horrible, very unfriendly staff, they seem to be out of many ingredients and could not even make a Shrimp salad roll.

Came here with my daugter and my mom. Daughter was craving an Acai Bowl so she and I both had Acai…read morebowls. Hers was the Nalu and mine was the Banzi Bowl. My mother had an Avocado Toast. Holy smokes, the Acai bowls here are massive. We were soooo full. If we ever come here again, we will just share one bowl with each other. Not sure that we will come here again though. The Acai bowls weren't bad but I've had better. I feel it could have been a bit sweeter. I was not impressed with my mom's Avocado Toast. I could see my mother struggling to cut her Avocado Toast so it seems the crust was quite hard. She ended up leaving a lot of the crust on her plate and just ate the middle of the bread. On the website I had seen Avocado Toast, sandwiches, wraps and Salmon Lox Bagel. I was quite dismayed to walk into this place and not see any of that stuff written on the menu. There was a small sign by the cashier that said to ask about Avocado Toast. I guess by the same token, I would have had to ask about Salmon Lox Bagel. Why make us ask about it? Why not just include it on the huge menu that was up on the wall? Might have made life easier when it came to ordering something for my mom who isn't into Acai bowls like us. This place seems to be somehow shared with Bean Around the World coffee shop which is right next door. There's no wall separating the two shops. You can walk from Anchor Eatery straight into the coffee shop next door. We ended up taking our food and drinks from Anchor Eatery and sitting next door at Bean Around the World coffee shop. Assumed it was allowed since there was no separation between the two shops and nobody tried to kick us out of the coffee shop.

My favourite place to get acai bowls in Vancouver is Anchor Eatery in West Vancouver. They have a…read moregreat selection of delicious smoothies, juices, smoothie bowls, and açai bowls. MAYAN GOLD -- acai blend, banana, chia seed, kale, apple. topped with granola, banana, strawberry,  goji berry, bee pollen & honey $14.00 Their staff is friendly and dine in and takeout service is always great.

Dad wanted to take me here after going here with some friends and I see why!…read more First of all, we went for the buffet which (fair warning) ends at 2:30 (at least on the day we went, it was a Tuesday). We didn't realize this, but it was 2pm when we got there. As is the norm, we went immediately to the buffet and loaded up our first round (you know, the "little bit of everything" plate) and then, as we were getting up to go for seconds, we were told that the buffet would be closing soon (15 minute warning) so of course we got our seconds (aka, the "I know what I want" plate). We also took advantage of the warning and grabbed our desserts early from the well-lit dessert bar! Hello gulab jamun! The restaurant was buzzing the entire time we were then, even when it was about to close between services. The staff kept checking in on us, making it feel like a full service restaurant, and not just a buffet. Love this place!

Went to this new small location in a complex in willowby Langley. They forgot our order. Had to…read morewait way longer than expected Others came well after us and got served before us. No apologizes or anything. Maybe because we look Indian decent. No idea.