Vegan Food House

This is some of the best vegan food I have ever eaten her cheese combination are amazing and that vegan strawberry cake was incredible And you have to try her homemade ranch😀👍🏻🙏🏻☮️🕉❤️

Lots of Cajun food choices such as Po’ Boys, shrimp, etc.. I had the vegan grilled chicken sandwich with fries & sweet tea.. sweet tea taste similar to lemon aid not sweet tea and the sandwich had good flavor but was more greasy than I like.. the bread was very oily and same as fries. May be cholesterol free but not free from heavy saturated fats! 😳 Overall, they serve good tasting vegan food! My brothers enjoyed their dishes too as shown in the pics.

The food was amazing. It was very different than your typical vegan restaurant. The food was very flavorful and you wouldn’t know it was vegan just by taste. I couldn’t try it all but i highly doubt there is a single item on their menu that isn’t top tier. The service was great and the women who took our order were very friendly and helpful.

Immaculate vibes and eats for a reasonable price! Greeted with a warm welcome as soon as I walked in, the choice of scenery and playlist go hand and hand, and to top it off the food was delicious. I had the Souther Dinner Lunch Plate and added on Macaroni & Cheese. 10/10 from the crisp of the “fish” to the flavor of each side. Even the garlic bread was outstanding. Definitely making this a routine spot.

Just... wow! This neighborhood restaurant is now my number one vegan restaurant in DFW. I had the smokey chopped jackfruit sandwich with slaw and home fries. My wife had the shrimp Po boy with fries. Yes, this establishment markets itself as serving vegan "bar food." But this experience was, for me and my wife, gourmet. This is bar food, but elevated and ethical. The smoky jackfruit sandwich was tender, juicy (but not soggy) and the light sweetness of the slaw served on a fresh ben was the perfect contrast to complex and deep seasonings and marinade used on the jackfruit. A cool and crisp, fresh ring of white onion balanced the acidic bite of the jackfruit and the sweetness of the slaw. I normally deplore a hot sandwich that doesn't have vegan cheese on it. This sandwich does not need vegan cheese. The fries were firm and crispy, but then soft and smooth to the bite. The showstopper, though, was the sandwich I didn't order but wish I did: the shrimp Po boy. At first I was actually a little skeptical that what I was eating was possibly shrimp. The texture, and that beautiful sting of New Orleans zest just made the sandwich taste exactly like shrimp. And I say this as someone who grew up on the Texas Gulf Coast and spent years shoving fried and broiled shrimp into my face. I also appreciated how beautifully the food was plated. The food doesn't just smell divine and taste like ambrosia. It hits the eye pretty nicely, too. But what probably sealed the deal for us was just how busy the vegan food house was. The neighborhood loves this joint. Whenever I think of a restaurant that could convince omni's to go vegan, I will now think of vegan food house in Bishop Arts. I almost grieve that this spot is 45 minutes away from my house. But maybe the distance will keep this restaurant a special spot that I intentionally visit for a beautiful meal in a wonderful atmosphere. We will definitely be back, though not as often as I would like.

Amazing Gem. A major bright spot in our trip to the Dallas area. Staff is friendly and you can tell the food is made with care. We had an early flight and didn't eat much so we wanted a hearty lunch when we landed. They let us bring our luggage in to save a long Lyft ride back and forth from our hotel. We enjoyed it so much we came back on our way out of town for lunch and to pick up breakfast sandwiches to eat ahead of our 6am flight the next day.