Cafe Hood

There aren't any vegan options on the menu except for one salad. Some items you an specify to have no cheese. I ordered chips, beans, and guacomole and it was really tasty. Great place for vegetarians but not so great for vegans.

Cool place with great vibes. I ordered a vegetarian burrito and the second time some kind of rice plate. the food is ordinary but I respect the diversity in vegetarian food - mexican, asian and so on.

Went here for dinner and had a burrito. It was okey but nothing to memorable to be honest. The service was a bit lacking, had to wait for our menus for a long time even though the restaurant was quiet.
All in all it felt really plain. I wouldn't recommend you to go there but wouldn't say don't go there either. Just.... plain.

And as previous reviews said, its not 100% vegetarian even though they have a decent sized vegetarian part of the menu.

It's not vegetarian as precised upper (they propose chicken and fish) although they have some vegetarian or even vegan dishes.

The first thing is that this is defo a separate entity to Casa Hood. I was told anecdotally when in Banos that these 2 establishments are run separately the former Mr & Mrs Hood.

Next thing is that when I was in Banos (Jan 2013), Café Hood most definitely wasn't 100% vego. Further, of the Casa and Café Hood, Casa Hood to me seemed to be more geared up to veganism of the 2. I still managed to get something in Café Hood that was pleasant enough.

I ate here a few weeks ago for dinner. It has good variety. I had burrito &asked for it without cheese&sour cream. They also had fatijas & other varities. Prices were reasonable&spoke english.