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CLOSED: Taco Del Mar
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Closed
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Veg Options
Lacto
Fast food
Take-out
Mexican
Catering
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Mexican fast food franchise est. 1992 in Seattle and now operates outlets in US & Canada. Food is billed as "coastal Mexican cuisine" (or Baja); decor is kitschy surf style. Offers build-your-own burritos, bowls, tacos, salads and more. Vegan filling options include Beyond Meat, beans, rice, vegetables, guacamole, salsa, and hot sauces. Also offers vegan options for children. Website labeled vegan friendly items. Reported closed, Apr 2019.
2 Reviews
First Review by trufflepiggy
NeilGaudet
Points +346
ok. nothing special - Edit
It's easy to eat vegan here, they even mention vegan options on the menu board. The food however isn't overly amazing. It's kind of on the level of Taco Time. Fast food, ok, not worth getting excited about. Chipotle does a better vegan burrito with sofritas. Go there if you're in a pinch but The Chopped Leaf next door is much better.
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trufflepiggy
Points +62
mexilicious! - Edit
spent a few days in the loops. was craving a substantial but healthy vegan meal (not indian food, which we hit on Friday night). It was oily. we drove around the lower sahali area of the loops and there it was: Taco Del Mar! I hadn't eaten at a TDM in ages cos at home, because I cook or eat at other vegan places, but I know they do vegan & veggie stuff, so in we went. The staff was really helpful & suggested a few things for me. I chose the vegan Baja Bowl: a bowl packed with seasoned rice (veggie stock cooked), black beans & refried beans (cooked in veggie oil), lettuce, tomatoes, pico de gallo, and big scoops of guacamole. mmm! we sat on the patio that sunny Saturday, eating vegan mexican food & sipping a beer and for that half hour, the loops was alright.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Wednesday August 28, 2013
Forgot to mention that as we left the loops to head up to Sun Peaks, we stopped in for another lunch (vegan options are non-existent in Sun Peaks). This time, we had the Sunday family special: 2 platters plus medium drinks for $20. I had the taco & enchilada platter, both stuffed with black & refried beans. Taco also contained lettuce & pico de gallo, and the enchilada was topped with their vegan enchilada sauce. The platter also came piled high with rice, beans, lettuce, and guacamole. Yum.
Pros: vegan & veggie options & they have beer, helpful staff, inexpensive with daily specials
Cons: a bit hard to find
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