• CLOSED: Tito's Cantina

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Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Mexican
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. An Americanized Mexican restaurant, essentially the beginnings of a chain that cater to vegans and vegetarians (another location is in Middletown). Makes its own brand of chips, fresh salsa and canned salsa. The kitchen will replace any meaty or cheesy items with more vegetable options upon request. Spacious, large portion sizes. Reported closed, Feb 2019.


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2 Reviews

First Review by thatsnotvegan

whitegirlgoesgreen

Points +38

Vegan
24 Jul 2012

Just...alright

The food is just "eh." The restaurant is known for being dirty (sorry guys) and I've gotten sick every time I've gone there.

Pros: Okay food

Cons: Unsanitary

thatsnotvegan

Points +36

Vegan
09 Dec 2010

Multiple vegan reiterations of same ingredients!

The waitstaff was very attentive and coordinated with the kitchen to see what my options were. The meal always starts with Titos brand chips and their own fresh salsa which I used to buy on a regular basis. We started with the Macho Nachos; they substituted the meat with fajita veggies and roasted burrito veggies (basically mushrooms, peppers, onions and broccoli) and removed the cheese and sour cream. I got a side of guacamole with that; their guacamole is acceptable but not impressive. My main was Black Bean and Rice Enchiladas with Red Chile Sauce. It was fantastic, actually; not super authentic or especially creative or presentable, but it had charm.

Although I didn't give this a great review, writing this makes me want to go back. There's something about Tito's; even though it has a borderline chain feel (there is a second location in Middletown, RI) it's still not so bad for Mexican when it comes to South Coast Massachusetts and vegetarian food. :)

Pros: Used to catering to vegans, Titos brand Fresh Salsa/Soda/Chips, Clean Washrooms

Cons: Little variation in vegan options, Probably all GMO Corn, Could be more varied/authentic




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