Lilly's Pizza - Carte

I've been to Lily's twice before and have gotten pizzas loaded with vegetarian toppings all delicious! The wait for food can be a little long and I don't love the prices, but at least the food is good.

The restaurant's delivery service is very inconsistent. My order has been canceled in the past, even after it seemed like it was being prepared for an hour. They often don't have vegan dough available. Although I love the place when they get it right, it's a hit or miss. When dining in the restaurant, I have encountered rude workers and experienced long wait times.

I've been here a few times with friends and I usually leave feeling very satisfied. In addition to vegan cheeses, they have vegan chicken strips but I usually stick to vegetables. They have a great pizza and I usually order a whole one for myself so I can have leftovers. My personal favorite is the vegan stromboli. Highly recommend to anyone but I would split it- it's huge! Voir le carte

We tried a custom vegan pizza with mushrooms at the restaurant tonight. I was so hungry that I didn't manage to take a picture until most of it was gone, but here are some leftover photos. It was incredibly delicious! The crust and sauce were amazing, and they used Daiya vegan cheese. Be prepared for a long wait (40 minutes), so it's best to call ahead. Updated review as of June 26, 2021.

I had the Buddha pizza pie which included daiya, roasted kalamata olives,zucchini, tomatoes,and spinach. This place does excellent vegan white sauce and the daiya melted well. To my surprise this pizza tatse good cold too just like the normal stuff. The atmosphere is so so. It's more like a new wave dive for millenials in the form of a resturant. Parking would be tough on a week day from 5 to 7 since its in the downtown area of Raleigh. Prices are reasonable.

Lilly 's pizza makes one of the best vegan pizzas around. They had a sign up in 2018 saying that they NO LONGER use HONEY in their pizza crust, but I 'm sure you can double check when you order, it 's now agave syrup instead..We love to get the Vegan (diaya) cheese pizza with tomatoes, artichoke hearts and fresh basil, with a side of fuzzy duck salad. It is true that you have to wait along time for you pizza, sometimes up to an hour if you come during the rush hour, but it is worth the wait. And it is really smokey in there. But they do have outside seating. would leave 5 stars if we could. There is one worker/lady in there that is always very super friendly and funny that we like seeing Voir le carte

Seriously the best pizza I have ever had. I came here with my boyfriend and we shared a vegan pie, adding the atomic tofu. That tofu changed my life. I do not even understand how one can create tofu that is that magical. I typically steer clear of tofu because so many places are unable to cook it well. Um, this place is far from one of them. They got that tofu down pat. As for the rest of the pizza, the crust and all the toppings were incredible. I was so pleased with how fresh the ingredients were. It was easy to order and the staff was nice. The man who took our order was a tad slow with his knowledge of veganism, but the menu was clear as to what was and what was not vegan. They also have...

Ethical vegans may have an issue eating here. As of July 2016 the dough still contains honey. This came as a surprise as I have been ordering the pizza (including the vegan stromboli for months now and was never informed by staff. Giving a low rating due to the lack of transparency. Lilly 's says the majority of vegans to whom we disclose this still return and don 't consider it an issue . It appears that honey, instead of an alternative like agave, is in the dough for health and environmental concerns. Supposedly you may order the dough without honey however last time I did that they gave me no olive oil on the crust (not sure what happened there, if there was no honey in the crust or if th...

Lilly 's pizza crust is not vegan because it contains honey. While you can special order a crust without the honey, what 's frustrating is that after I asked them about it on social media, they said they something along the lines of all the vegans we know are okay with honey in our crust and something like our honey comes from happy bees. Fine, whatever, except the world-wide definition of vegan excludes consumption of honey. And if the majority of vegans that eat at Lilly 's in the Triangle are okay with honey they are a smaller population. I hope it 's obvious they would say that statement because all the other vegans NOT okay with honey are eating at every other place that doesn 't use an... Voir le carte