Mexican restaurant with authentic tacos served on home-like dishware and a fast food, order-at-the-counter setup. Atmosphere feels calm and inviting with quiet Mexican music and videos of Latin performances playing. A family-friendly game at the table adds a unique touch to the experience.
Vegetarian options include hibiscus al pastor tacos and other dishes with an incredible flavor profile. The menu offers thoughtfully crafted vegetarian choices alongside other items.
Complimentary tacos come with a Salsa board featuring multiple salsas to try. Each taco has a different accompaniment bursting with unique flavors. Refreshing margaritas pair well with the dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are not required for parties of up to 13 people.
Mestiza has a small menu focused solely on tacos.
Handicap parking is available on-site.
Small shop with a retro, science-themed design offers liquid nitrogen ice cream made live. Atmosphere feels charming and fun, with a neighborhood corner store vibe and some noise from equipment. Outdoor seating adds a relaxed option to enjoy unique boozy and vegan flavors.
Options include a few vegan and non-dairy flavors with the ability to make anything vegan. The vegan ice cream stands out as delicious and well-rated.
A unique ice cream experience unfolds with a creative menu and a cool process using nitrogen to make the ice cream. Large servings come with flavors that stand out and an entertaining twist.
Good to know
The lines can be long; visit during off times to avoid waits.
The smallest ice cream costs $10 after a tip.
They offer a very good non-dairy menu for alternative diets.
Restaurant offers a cozy, vibrant atmosphere with a homey, welcoming vibe and natural light in a larger back seating area. Guests enjoy diverse Latin American dishes including Cuban and Puerto Rican flavors, with notable vegan options and strong margaritas served outside.
Vegan options come with real dishes made with intention and great taste. The vegan bowl includes tostones and maduros, offering a satisfying variety alongside multiple vegetarian choices.
Menu offers unique sandwiches full of flavor and a distinctive lunch option. Food stands out as unlike anything tried before.
Good to know
Mayo Ketchup offers vegan options alongside traditional dishes.
Parking is super easy at the location.
Expect longer wait times during lunch hours on weekdays.
Small space with tropical vibes and Hawaiian music creates a laid-back, beach-like atmosphere. Seating includes both indoor and outdoor patios, connected to a funky bar that adds to the relaxed energy. The environment feels cozy and welcoming, reflecting island warmth and friendliness.
Many well thought out vegetarian options appear on the menu, with clear labels for vegans and vegetarians. Some confusion exists about whether certain items, like the bread, are vegan.
Menu options stand out with unique flavors and interesting preparations. Food offers a fun and distinctive taste experience.
Good to know
Expect a 20-minute wait for food during peak times.
Parking is limited; expect to park down the street.
Cash only accepted at the connected Tick Tock Bar.
Metal-themed pizza bar combines heavy metal music, pinball machines, and horror movie screenings for a lively, energetic vibe. Space features meticulous decor with cool art and band-themed elements that enhance the atmosphere. Pizza comes in generous portions, complementing the fun, intense setting.
Gluten-free crust and vegan cheese options cater to dietary needs. Both vegan and regular pizzas have great taste.
Cozy atmosphere features dark artwork and a unique vibe. The pizza matches the setting with a distinctive style.
Good to know
The Headless Bat is 21 and up after 5pm.
Reservations are required for groups larger than six.
They do not split checks for groups of eight or more.
Warehouse-style space with a ghost kitchen setup and food lockers for pickup creates a quiet, no-frills atmosphere focused on convenience. Small lobby and limited parking shape the experience, attracting those seeking late night carryout with minimal interaction.
Tofu and vegan kimbap stand out as strong vegetarian options. The vegan burger also draws attention for those exploring meat-free choices.
Pickup involves a different process than typical takeout. The food hall offers a distinctive atmosphere that stands out from usual spots. Overall, the experience feels unconventional and fresh.
Good to know
The Hill Food Co is a pickup-only restaurant with no dine-in options.
Parking is limited and the lot has potholes, making it difficult to navigate.
The food is ready for pickup very quickly after ordering.
Small dive bar with a hidden concert venue in the back offers live music every weekend and a queer-friendly atmosphere. Decor includes marine murals and a twelve-foot skeleton, creating an eclectic vibe. Patio provides a quiet escape while the bar side hosts karaoke and casual gatherings.
Vegetarian pizza options include at least two vegan choices. The menu offers a clear selection for plant-based diets.
A queer-friendly vibe shapes the space with a unique interior that stands out. The venue hosts unique events that add to its distinct dive bar feel.
Good to know
Karaoke is hosted twice a month; check the schedule for dates.
The bar regularly features live music and events throughout the week.
Open mic nights for comedy and poetry are available on select evenings.
Small, clean space with bright red decor and lively sizzling sounds creates an energetic atmosphere. Diners pick ingredients by weight for a self-serve hot pot experience featuring high-quality meats and vegetables. Seating includes both indoor and outdoor options, suited for solo diners or intimate groups.
Guests can customize meals by selecting and weighing ingredients, which staff then cook. Two broths are available, including a vegetarian option, but cross-contamination risks exist for vegans and vegetarians.
Offers a unique dining experience with a wide selection of fresh, unique ingredients to choose from.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but expect longer wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant charges $15.99 per pound for ingredients, which can add up quickly.
Free rice is available for dine-in customers; take-out incurs a $2 charge.