Reviews - Snack Stop
Reviews summary
Nestled within a lively 1950s diner-inspired setting, this restaurant has quickly gained a reputation as a go-to destination for vegans, vegetarians, and meat lovers alike. Diners rave about an extensive selection of homemade, plant-based dishes, with highlights including the flavorful Al Pastor tacos and hearty Papa Asada. While some options can be a tad oily—consistent with deep-fried fare—many guests appreciate the robust flavors and generous portions. Though prices are slightly higher, the friendly service and vibrant atmosphere create a welcoming environment for a night out with friends. Overall, this eatery promises a delightful culinary adventure worth exploring.
Reviews from various users
Last update : 05.04.2023
Love the atmosphere and the choice of vegan friendly dishes. I have a Papa Asada who was big enough for two people! I also ordered vegan roads tacos that I wasn't too crazy. The texture of the meat substitute was kind of muddy and I couldn't find out completely. Definitely will come back and try other things.
I've died to check this place, I love it being late, so it's great to stop after a few drinks. Although the food was really oily, I think it was fantastic what else would you expect from something deep roasted. I ordered the bean and chorizo burrito combo and I loved it with the vegan cheese. The place is a little pricy, but has a great mood and it is great to be there with friends. The server was a bit rude, but I couldn't blame her because this place is sometimes quite busy.
So a fun place with the best (naughty) vegan food ever. All you would normally get at a snack place, you can eat here and it is VEGAN. Everything is also pretty homemade! I am also gluten-free and they have many options for us! They even make the tortilla chips in a separate friyer. The staff is the friendly and so courteous! My non-vegan family members even love their vegan options. Make the trip there and try all their options, cannot go wrong!
This place is very delicious, friendly, and presentable in the inside. There were several vegan options for okay prices, not that expensive but not that cheap. Though, the food was worth it. I definitely recommend trying this place out, it has a 50’s theme and the staff were attentive. I ordered vegan tacos al pastor, papa asada, and a sincronizada and it was all incredible. I do although prefer the al pastor meat (calliflower) over the vegan beef meat that was offered. Wish I could’ve rated it 5, though it’s not fully vegan.
