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Shire Cafe Vegetarian Restaurant  
4 cows based on 4 member votes based on 4 member reviews
117 E Division St, Arlington Washington 98223
360 403-9020
Type: Ovo, Lacto, Vegan-friendly, International, Take-out
Info: Restaurant is in a historic old church. Accepts credit cards. Price: Inexpensive.

   
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"Vegans Beware"  
My Rating
Needs improvement
Rosanne
Newbie Reviewer
1
Posted on: Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Review: The food at Shire Cafe was good - but too bad they aren't really Vegan friendly. I ordered Hummus with pita, and then the Vegan Gyro. It was very good, and we loved the pita bread. We asked our server if the bread was available for purchase - it wasn't but she supplied the bag that the pita came in (so we could get the name). Well, the pita bread had milk in it!! It is NOT a vegan option and the restaurant was in error. I received no apology and was told that I didn't say "vegan" - which wasn't true.

So Vegans beware!! I'd ask about every item that you order at this restaurant.

 
Pros: good food * friendly staff *
Cons: Unclear on what vegans eat * Not ready labels for vegan acceptable *
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"flavorful food - cool hangout"  
My Rating
Excellent
rhondagoebel
Newbie Reviewer
1
Posted on: Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Review: If you're looking for a fun comfortable place to hang out & some yummy flavors, this place is it. They also have a tatoo/piercing shop, hair cuttery, bead shop, readings, massage, etc. & wiccanish jewels, books & gadgetry. Tall ceilings & a stage, must be awesome accoustics! Love this place!
 
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"Worth the drive!"  
My Rating
Very good
CrispyOne
3-10 Reviews
7
Posted on: Monday, August 06, 2007
Review: We rode our motorcycles up to the Shire Cafe today. The staff were friendly. They were out of vegan "burgers" which was disappointing as I was really looking forward to trying the pesto avacado "burger." I had the chicken sandwich instead which was really good. My husband (the meat eater) had the veggie burger which he also enjoyed. The fries were a bit undercooked which made them sort of soggy. Overall, I would recommend the place and really enjoyed seeing such a great selection of items that I could actually eat! I would definitely eat there again.
 
Pros: Great vegan choices * Friendly staff * Good food
Cons: Undercooked fries * All the way in Arlington * Out of vegan "burgers"
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"YEAH Vegan food in Arlington"  
My Rating
Very good
pigfrnd
Newbie Reviewer
2
Posted on: Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Review: Very accomidating owners. The restaurant is vegetarian with all offerings vegan. The calzones are amazing!! and save room for the apple turnover! it is worth the drive to Arlington.
 
Pros: GREAT FOOD * great music on sundays *
Cons: long tables difficult * round tables better * SLOW service
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