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Urban Vegan Roots

Urban Vegan Roots

3439 31st Street, Queens, United States Of America, 11106, Broad Channel

Vegan • Pizza • Cheese • Salads


"It’s a great big open space with nice decor, though the music is a bit louder than it needs to be, especially at lunchtime. As for the menu, there’s an array of vegan comfort food options to choose from. I had a sandwich, whose ingredients were decent, although the homemade bread just seemed like regular white bread (see photo). Would be nice to have some other options like multigrain, sourdough and even flourless bread. And also, another critique I have that is also true of many vegan restaurants so it is not reflected in my star rating — the menu is inadequate when it comes to whole food options. You would think a vegan restaurant would offer more than comfort food, which tasty but is full of salt, sugar, and oil. Would be great if they could have some plates without the processed/high salt/high oil foods, like a macro plate with steamed veggies, a whole grain and beans and a tahini sauce or something like that. Also, there is barely anything in the way of salad. I thought it was cool with the sandwich that I could get a four dollar salad, but it was just some Romain lettuce with a few pieces of kale. I think they can do better and a place like this, in addition to all the tasty processed food options, should include some healthy dishes that don’t have all the salt, oil and sugar. There is a whole section of the menu devoted to gluten-free, which often means yet more highly processed food, so on their huge menu why not have a section devoted to whole food/healthy options? Even though the stuff they have is well executed and decent, I simply feel they can do more. Veganism and healthy food do not have to be mutually exclusive, but unfortunately, so many vegan offerings out there consist of junk food pretending to be “healthy.” And lastly, with tax and tip for two people lunch came to $70. They don’t have any lunch special and I think they really should because it’s pricey. And I paid $22 for a moderately sized sandwich with some greens. I feel that I should have gotten a bit more for the money. nevertheless, overall, the food was pretty good and I would go back."

Haos On Church

Haos On Church

123 W Church St, Orlando, United States Of America, 32801

Tea • American • Bar-lounge • Contemporary


"this place was terrible. so much that I write the only review I've ever written here. it explained with the host, not in the position to sit people fast. there was not a waiting queue because it was busy, but because they simply couldn't find out how to pick up the parasols in an empty restaurant. the food quality was simply meh. the only really terrible thing the 4 of us had was the steak. overboiled and dirty. You could really do better with a pre-worker grill. the cousin was the only really good one. friend mozzarella was 3 pieces under fried mossus. they obviously didn't have their oil hot enough. 2 of our party had salate. They were just okay. I had chicken stable. again it was okay, but not as good as basically any neighboring pizzeria can make. all we had was perhaps worth half the price. my wife ordered wein and, 50 minutes after our reservation began, I ended to go into the bar and get it yourself, just to find out that they were from malbec. the heel pinot tasted as if he was sitting out for a ploughing time, so that we swapped him for a bottle beer. the waiter did not act to get the wee until he saw me at the bar. then he went into a eater who tried to find the wee. I discovered they were outside before he did. the only bright spot was the old fashion I ordered. it was one of the best I ever had. whoever did this, he must strike out alone because he has failed in almost every conceivable wise manner."