Lacto
Ovo
American
Beer/Wine
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Gastro pub with a few lacto-ovo veg dishes that can be adapted for vegans, such as the baked tortilla chips with guacamole & pico de gallo, the fire-roasted artichoke, and the cerviche salad. Open Mon-Thu 11:30am-10:00pm, Fri 11:30am-11:30pm, Sat 8:00am-11:30pm.
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118 E Stewart Ave, Puyallup, Washington, USA, 98372
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7 Reviews
First Review by SarahBest
bayzydk
Points +108
Solidly decent! - Edit
They had 4 labeled-as-vegan options on the menu: two appetizers and two entrees when my husband and I went. Apps were falafel with hummus & pickled veggies or a hummus and crudités platter. Entrees were a grilled veggie sammich w/ avocado and tomato or a sun-dried tomato risotto w/grilled portobello.
Read moreWould definitely return for the falafel (and cocktails) alone. Got the sandwich with sweet potato fries. Best sweet potato fries we have ever had! They came shoestring style and were perfectly crispy. Husband got the risotto. It was tasty, but too heavy for a hot summer’s day.
Pros: Tasty vegan options, Organic ketchup for the fries with no up charge!, Great service
Cons: A bit pricey, tho reflected in the quality
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VeganBirdNerd
Points +717
Grilled Portobello Mushroom Sandwich! - Edit
Their vegan grilled marinated portobello mushroom sandwich is huge and full of flavor! It has a vegan dijon mayo on the bread which they do not skimp on. So fantastic. Wow. They also have a vegan grilled zucchini sandwich and offer Beyond Burger patties for an up charge. Their sweet potato fries are great as is their Nice Little Salad (which was actually big). Their lavender lemonade with strawberries was a bit too strong for my taste but still decent. Love the ambiance of this place. Feels like a vintage train depot with the Sounder cruising by regularly which you can see through the window. Cool brick walls. Awesome service and servers! Fast and attentive. This place is a real gem.
Read morePros: Fantastic flavors, Fabulous service , Cool ambiance
Cons: Zero
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bEzz
Points +1439
Offerings Vary - Edit
The range of vegan options wax and wane, so best to check the menu before heading over. Roasted veggie sandwich seems to be the most consistent offering (and it is good!) Tasty fries and organic ketchup with no up charge. Tasty craft cocktails and decent beer selection.
Read morePros: Vegan options in a city with very few options
Cons: Limited parking, Inconsistent/limited offerings
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Susijay1
Points +20
Vegan - Edit
Great service but they could use parking! Food was great and we will go back again!
Read morePros: Had an amazing Vegan Portabella sandwich.
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JoeYorba
Points +144
The service on point - Edit
The service was great they didn’t have a lot of vegan choices but I asked the waitress her recommendations and she told the mushroom sandwich was a good one so I chose that and it was delicious probably one my favorite sandwiches I ever had and I had their veggie with house made hummus that was also really good. Not having that many choices where I live I was happy to come across here.
Read morePros: Great service , Delicious food
Cons: Not many options
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SarahBarnesStrang
Points +32
Not much available - Edit
I've been here before I went vegan, the food was good. When I had gone since I got the artichoke, still have to let them know you're vegan. I think I sent the first one back because they didn't take off the cheese. It was really good, but not enough to fill me up. It was more to eat something during a girl's night. I ate again when I got home.
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SarahBest
Points +18
Not as Vegan Friendly As Reviewed - Edit
We went to Crockett's last night because we had a mixed group of eaters. I'm routinely the only vegan in the bunch, so I'm used to having to veganize the menu. NBD.
Read moreMost, if not all, of the vegetable dishes on the menu include cheese and are not made to order, so you really can't omit the dairy as people have suggested.
I ended up with a massive bowl of garlic fries, which were delicious, but not enough to qualify as dinner.
I also ordered a classic garden salad with a side of balsamic. The salad was fresh, but I got a half teaspoon of balsamic vinegar to a couple tablespoons of oil for dressing. Frustrating at the best of times, infuriating when starving. I mixed it very well before I poured a touch on my salad - still felt like I was eating an oil slick.
Get the fries. Get a drink. You won't find much else that's vegan here.
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