I had gotten the falafel plate..with hummus and some fried eggplant,a side salad ...that was a huge portion for me .i could only eat half of my meal . It was a generous amount of food for the price..what stood out for me was that side salad had mint in the dressing..it made that salad sooo good. I know ..how simple and boring . But it was my fave thing to eat. The falafel was ok..somewhat bland but very crispy. My hubby got the pita wrap filled with yams ..he enjoyed it ..very filling also..and some of the side sauces you get yourself were also good. The tahini basil was the best with chickpea fries . I would definitely come back ..it was dinner time and the place is more catered to 2 ppl so if you happen to have a bigger crowd i would reserve a seat , if they do that. read more

Chickpea - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Why does everything in your menu taste soooo good!? We aren't even vegetarian and my teen chose this place for her birthday dinner, it's that good. I have never had a bad experience with chickpea, though I'd recommend not letting your chickpea fries sit too long or they might get soggy. Having said that, you can pretty much order anything on the menu and know you'll enjoy it. It's worth mentioning that the staff and atmosphere are also fantastic!! read more

A truly unnecessary amount of hummus. I don't know who in the world eats the amount of hummus I received in my hummus plate in a single sitting, but I bet they throw terrible dinner parties. Generous servings are good in principle, but if it's 80% hummus, it's overwhelming. Service is friendly if maybe a bit lacking for professionalism, but whatever, I don't mind that vibe too much. However, the dining room looked to be in need of a refresher. The carpet is gross and the upholstery is turning gray. Murals are nice though. I wouldn't say to shutter it, but I think it needs some work. read more

One of the best vegan restaurants in the city and one of my personal go-to's. Portions are large and the food is always fresh and well-made. Staff are friendly and helpful. If I could afford to eat out every night I would go here and never get sick of it! :) read more

I didn't think I would ever enjoy vegan food but Chick Pea has changed the game! My favorite was the chick pea Fries... I prefer it over potato fries now! I got the platter so I could try a bit of everything and I was not disappointed! The pricing is fair and the portion is huge! I will definitely be back. read more

Chickpea - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I'm not sure why this place has so many 5 star reviews? Service is absolutely abysmal - we waited at the door for a few minutes while the servers were just standing around talking to each other. When someone finally acknowledged us, she brought us to our table and just slapped the menus down on the table without saying a word. It took another 10 minutes for her to come over and take our order, and only 5 minutes for food to come (weird). Our waters were not refilled, nobody came to ask how our food was, and we had to track down another server to get us some more pita bread. At the end of the meal I waited another 10 minutes to get the server's attention so that I could pay the bill. I mentioned that we hadn't seen her for the entire meal and she said, "oh, you could have asked any of the other servers to help you" Um, ok, in what world? I'm used to attentive service from only one server when I go out to eat. Is that not the norm? So bizarre. Food just ok, nothing special. read more

I really don't understand how this place is rated 3.5 stars because it. is. AMAZING!!! I got the platter with "shawarma" which is essentially tofu with salad with their classic chickpea fries. Okay these fries are SO much better than normal potato fries. And I did like the "shawarma" but definitely is less flavourful than the meat alternative. I also got their kefir which is a probiotic brew that's non alcoholic. What I say it resembles is a Somersby but much lighter! I would definitely come back but maybe try another platter. The service is also just soooo friendly and nice. The restaurant has such a homey and welcoming feel, I definitely would come back! read more

Chickpea - Kefir - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Our first time here was amazing. No wait in line and the place was 30% filled. Our food was served to us within 20 mins time (maybe less). For that reason we came in the second time with expectations of the same experience. However, our second visit was super disappointing. The place was packed. We overheard the server telling a party of 8+ that their food will take 45 mins or so until it will be served as we (a party of two) were already 35 mins into our waiting time. We didn't get our food until 45 mins after we placed our order which made us very very upset. We almost canceled our food because we had another thing to attend to and only less than 20 mins to eat our everything. We ordered a sabich salad and the latkes benechick dish. Food is good. Portions are big. Slightly hesitant to go back again. Maybe if I had a whole afternoon free to wait for my food and I was really craving for it. read more

Chickpea - Sabich salad with side of fried cauliflower and latkes benechick - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The falafel hummus place is great, and so is their falafel salad. If you can't tell, I love falafel; this place is super yummy. The dressing they use for their salad is actually amazing: it's slightly tangy, and the crunch of the chickpeas is super delightful. For whatever reason though, the falafels never come out hot. Or at least, the restaurant is cold to the point that after a few minutes, the falafels are reduced to room-temperature. This isn't a HUGE deal, but I prefer my falafels pretty damn hot (this is actually such a small thing though, I can't believe I'm writing about this right now). Side note, I heard they've recently launched a new brunch menu, and I'm incredibly eager to try it out. The atmosphere of this place is very casual. You could be enticed to sit and chill for a bit, but you are equally free to simply come in for a quick bite. The food is delivered within a reasonable timeframe: definitely not quick, but definitely not sluggishly slow. However, I find that the water cups are too small: I drink a lot of water, and asking for the server to come by and refill my water THAT many times is a bit embarrassing. Service is slow, and they aren't super attentive. If you don't mind that, this is a must-try. I've come back multiple times, and even order their food in my Gomae meal prep orders. read more

Chickpea - Falafel Hummus Plate - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Food: 3/5 from the perspective of someone who likes his meat Decor: Interesting I am not a frequent flyer of vegetarian or vegan only establishments as the notion that whatever dish I'm enjoying would be that much more delicious with a handful of bacon bits or ground beef thrown into the mix is ever poignant. However for my non meat eaters I could see Chickpea carving out a spot on their spots-to-catch-up-with-a-friend list. The decor is plenty creative and our table tucked into a bright little corner offered plenty of natural sunlight for a good picture or two. The seating on the inside which at first glance adds a charming air to our alcove, on a double take reveals a good amount of dust that had collected over the years. Portions are more than fair and my piña colada was exactly what I needed. read more

Chickpea - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I am such a fan of their food truck so I was so excited to come here! However, it was a bit underwhelming. I would be interested in returning soon and seeing if I came here on an off-night. First off, it's a cute place. We went early and didn't have to wait long for a table. There are lots of things on their menu. GF options are clearly marked. The food was good, however, I thought that it didn't have the same flavours as their food truck. We ordered the falafels and chickpea fries. The falafels were a bit too dry and lacked flavour. If I were to go back, I would order the Kasum (cauliflower) as that's what I usually get at their food truck. The chickpea fries were good as usual, but I wouldn't take the leftovers again to go as they are not the same cold or reheated! Our server seemed a bit scattered. At the end of our meal, I ordered another meal to go, and was given one that I did not order. I only realized when she came over with the bill and I saw that the wrong item was inputted. I had to sit there for 15 additional minutes while they fixed the bill and remade the correct order. All in all, great concept for a restaurant. Unique menu. Hoping their execution and service will eventually match their potential. read more

Chickpea - Falafel with chickpea fries - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Who knew there is soo many variety of vegetarian comfort food! A group of 5 of us went and ordered the hafla where each person can order a main dish and it comes with Israeli salad, chickepea fries, hummus, pita bread and about 8 salatim dishes (assortment of pickled vegetables) to share amongst your group. The salatim dishes are unlimited too! We ordered the falafel, sabich, kasum, shawarma, and shnitzelonim. They were all soo good and good portion! Full of flavour and texture which doesn't come easily for vegetarian dishes! I really liked the shnitzelonim and falafel for their crunchy outer crust. And the chickpea fries is a must! So light and crispy like a crispy fried potatoe wedge but much much better! A great place to eat healthy with a side of fried comfort food! read more

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We visited Vancouver and had dinner at Chickpeas and loved it so much that we went back the next day. We had the chickebab rice bowl, the shawarma pita wrap, and the bacado sandwich and they were all flavorful. The food came out fast. The staff was friendly. We will definitely go back if we're in town again. read more

Love love the food at chickpea! It's homemade, hearty, healthy and delicious. Their menu is HUGE, but what I have tried has always been amazing. They are super accommodating of GF, and all their food is vegan. I have taken non vegan family here and they were convinced their "salmon" lox was real, and thought everything was delicious. Their only downside is they aren't used to all the fiber in their meals so their stomach was a little upset later.....! My favourite is the falafel, and their chickpea fries. Their falafel is the freshest falafel I've had. I would also say their portions are huge so you can share a plate. The reason why I took off a star is I find their service to be subpar. Whenever I go the server is often taking care of huge sections and is very slow to take orders/get drinks. Their happy hour menu also SUCKS. It's basically just beer on sale and chickpea fries, with so many amazing happy hours in Vancouver they definitely need to step up their game. read more

Five stars for the falafels! I haven't eaten a falafel in years due to being celiac. I've not been able to enjoy any due to contamination in fryers. It was such a treat to have them here. Our server, god bless her, was so patient and so fun. We're from out of town and we were very excited and hungry when we arrived to eat. All the staff here are friendly people and the food is great! We ordered a few different plates and they were all good. read more

Went here this past weekend. We had an hour and fifteen minutes to eat before we needed to leave for an international flight. We ordered the. Had to go in 3 times to ask where our food was. This was at 3 pm on a Saturday and there was one table inside with people and like 3 outside. They kept telling us we were "up next." We finally got our food with 10 minutes to spare. Had to shove our faces and were brought an extra order of the fries (which are not good) in addition to the two orders we already had "for the inconvenience". We'll we didn't have time to eat even half of our food anyway. Very disappointing given you have to pay prior to even ordering. Also yes it's vegan, but I would not equate that with healthy as almost everything is deep fried. Would not recommend read more

I went here with a positive expectation as the Daily Hive Vancouver released their top 20 new restaurants to check out this summer. Don't waste your time and money at this vegan friendly place. I understand this place is new and they are trying to work out the kinks, but I had a few issues during my visit. We went on a week night and it was packed with people. Luckily we didn't have to wait (but within a half hour there was a large crowd outside). Positives: order the falafel with regular chick pea fries Negatives (get ready for my mega long list): -have proper tables (we were seated at some bar top tables which is super narrow (think of like 2 pieces of plywood). There's just limited room if you're having food) Menu: it's confusing if you've never been to their food truck (I had never been but I hear their menu is much simpler and more easy to comprehend). You'll see what I mean if you ever bother going here. We mentioned it to the owner and he wasn't impressed with our feedback (we simply said as patrons it was a bit confusing and you could tell he didn't care and appeared defensive. That to me, shows how little an establishment cares about customer service...you know when owners are sincere and actually want to hear feedback and are open to it). His response was "well at our foodtruck, at first people were confused with the menu but they got used to it". That type of self-entitled attitude will only get you so far. We'll see if this place lasts with that kind of salty attitude. Customer service: our waters were never refilled, no one checked in on our meal. No one tells you, you have to pay at the cashier. To me, these are basic customer service skills. It seemed like they have a decent amount of staff-it took a long time to get the attention of our server to take down our orders. I am a stickler when it comes to servers doing a quality check, this is the time where you find out if your patrons are satisfied with their meal...I ordered the roasted cauliflower pita (don't order this....there was nothing to it except it tasted just like a roasted cauliflower. No special flavour, it was just unappetizing. I took 2 bites and left it there. So when the cashier asked how everything was, I was just blunt and said "honestly it was pretty terrible. I didn't enjoy my meal, I left my cauliflower pita"...and as I turned around to point out that I barely ate it, one of the servers had already cleared it. I also said no one refilled our waters and no one did a quality check because otherwise you would have known that the dish I got wasn't good. Th cashier apologized and offered to take the pita off our bill, which I appreciated (I would have rather had an enjoyable meal though). My partner acknowledged they were probably still figuring out the kinks or being a new business, in which the girl replied "yea, we've been open since last week" but in my mind there is no excuse if you can't get the basics down. I was not a fan of their gender neutral grungy bathroom, it just felt dirty and I knocked over their cheap $3 soap dispenser. This place is a classic example of someone who doesn't know how to properly expand their business. I may check out their food truck which I hear is decent. But there's no chance of me coming back to this disorganized place. A few stores down is a better vegan place, where their servers are way more polished and understand the basics of customer service. Don't be fooled by the hype of instagram and articles on the Daily hive Vancouver. This place isn't worth your time or money. read more

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The presentation and appearance of the food is awesome. I think dining-in for that purpose is the way to go more than takeout in my opinion. Time restraints had me order take out tho, which took longer than I was told it would be. Person who took my order was rude and seemed inconvenienced, and in general, people working there were in an organized frenzied confused state... my togo order food sat on the counter for a while, with people saying it was ready but I was confused why they never gave it to me. Finally I got my food, but sadly, by the time I got to eating it about 10 minutes later, the chickpea fries were already soggy. However the salad was good and hummus was amazing. Pita was basic and a bit dry and the eggplant main (hatzil baladi) was disappointingly small and a bit bitter. In fact, besides the hummus, the portion size of everything in the platter was a lot smaller than how it appeared via photos (even mine) Lol. That tiny piece of eggplant did not warrant an $18 price and I was still hungry afterwards. :(. Next time, I think I would try the food cart or dine in and see if its better... read more

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What started as a restaurant focused on hummus spiralled beautifully out of control into the plant based establishment that stands there today. I find myself craving something from here weekly, but too much of anything is never a good idea. I find this is one of the many places in Mount Pleasant that is influenced by what I call 'The Main Street Effect'. Service that can be spirited by some micro dosing or a funky edible. I have had many orders either incorrectly delivered, placed under the wrong name or just been given the wrong thing. But when they get it right, it's a unique experience. When all the flavours come together perfectly within that thin, leaky slice of pita and you're holding it together the best you can you're not going to care about meat. I would however, like to see a thicker pita wrap as the combination of sauces usually floods the basement of the bread and weakens the structure of the pita when ordering takeout, making it a tastefully messy meal. read more

Visited Chickpea for the first time tonight with my husband. We've been meaning to check it out since we heard that it opened. I was impressed by how busy they were even though they're so close to another very popular vegan restaurant, Meet on Main. I'm happy to see both of them doing so well, as two formerly vegetarian places that took a leap and went fully vegan. When we arrived at the restaurant and were waiting to be seated, we got a chance to browse the menu ahead of time. I'll admit that, like others have said, I was initially overwhelmed by everything that was going on in the menu, but I quickly understood the concept that you could choose a main dish in the form of either a pita, salad, hummus bowl, or platter. Everything sounded delicious, and I ended up ordering the Shawarma Platter ($17), while my husband ordered the Falafel Hummus Bowl ($14). After we ordered, I was impressed when the food arrived very quickly. On the other hand, I did expect the portion sizes to be a bit larger considering the price. That said, we found the food to be very delicious, particularly the hummus and the chickpea fries that came with my platter. I think that for $17 they could be a bit more generous with the fries. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and would come back again for sure! read more

Chickpea - Shawarma Platter + Falafel Hummus Bowl - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Chickpea has quickly become a really popular vegetarian (vegan?) place in Vancouver so I was really looking forward to trying it out! My two friends and I wanted to go on a Friday night and after looking at the website, which said that no reservations can be made, we decided that we better go really early so that we could avoid the long lineups. We got there around 5:30PM and the place was already bustling and we were told we got the last free table because all of the others were reserved! This took us by surprise because the website explicitly said that they do not take reservations. The decor of the place is super hipster - their menus are children's books which is really cool! I ordered the falafel pita with a side of chickpea prize (which had been highly recommended by a friend). The food took a long time to come which was understandable because they were so busy inside the restaurant and taking take-out orders as well. When our food came, I struggled to eat the pita as there was really no way of eating everything at the same time. I ended up cutting the falafel into smaller bites and had to get through a few empty bites of pita and lettuce before reaching the sauces and other things in the middle. The portion was really big though for a reasonable price but it was too messy to take home. The chickpea fries were decent but nothing groundbreaking. Another key issue with this place is how slow the service was - with a line of 20+ people waiting out the door, I'd expect that the waitresses would be a little more attentive to see who is ready to pay and leave so that the next table can be seated, but it took a very long time to flag down our waitress and ask for the bill. Overall, the whole experience was average but I probably wouldn't stop here again since there are so many other options in the area. read more

Came to Chickpea on Dec 25th as it was one of the few restaurants on Main Street that was open. The decor was cute and inviting, and seems like a place that Vancouver hipsters frequent. Ordered the Cauliflower of Life platter which came with chickpea fries, hummus, roasted cauliflower, a side salad and some pita bread. While it looked very appetizing, the food was average at best. The hummus was a bit grainy and was lacking in flavor - a bit more olive oil and lemon would've helped. I expected the cauliflower to be roasted golden (similar to Najib's special at Nuba) but it was far from that, and was a also bit burnt on top. Not authentic Mediterranean by any means, and so many other better places to go for this type of food and price point. read more

Chickpea - Cauliflower of life platter - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

My chickpea experience was a bit underwhelming. After being SO excited to try this place for so long, I got an opportunity to swing by with an ex-coworker. We tried to get there as early as possible for seating and we made it in by 530PM with no wait, empty tables galore. By the time it hit 615PM, this place was packed (this is on a weekday night too!), so we were very grateful to be in early. While the menu was a tad bit confusing, we both settled on our food quite quickly. We both devoured our food quickly, mainly because we were starving, and not because it was great to taste. The food was a bit dry but it was still tasty. You really can't go wrong with eggplant with me, ever, and it met my expectations. The portions were quite large so I was definitely happy with that. Decor was great, loved it. Their menus were super cute and I loved the thought put into their decor. The service was, unfortunately, the worst part of the meal. Mistakes were made on our meals, our waters were consistently empty, the waitress didn't seem to know what she was doing at all. It was unfortunate, but I would come back again and I'd recommend it to others to give it a try. read more

Chickpea - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I've heard much about the food truck but never been. Mediterranean food is one of my favourites, with their bright, fresh flavours so this restaurant has been on my list since they opened several weeks ago Got seated right away, just after 8pm; the restaurant was busy but not full. Service was attentive and the servers were pleasant. Food also came quickly. Chickpea touts an entirely vegan menu, with 4 different styles for their mains: pita, salad, hummus plate or platter. Or what I like to call, choose how your entree is styled based off of how hungry you are =D Wombat was only peckish, so he opted for the shawarma pita, with a side of chickpea fries ($11+$3). Shawarma pita was stuffed with marinated tempeh and veggies, which he enjoyed immensely. With the side of classic chickpea fries and a large glass of Dickie's ginger beer to wash it all down, it was the perfect small meal. The pita was on the pricier side, considering the size of it Me being always hungry (though I wasn't hungry hungry), ordered the Cauliflower of Life platter ($18): half head of roasted cauliflower served with side salad, olive oil drizzled hummus, pita and chickpea fries. Other than the outside of the cauliflower was a bit too charred for my liking, everything was delicious Definitely would be back, especially since they have many gluten-free meal options for my friends, on top of being vegan! read more

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I came by for brunch on a Sunday. It wasn't too busy yet at 11.30am; we had no trouble getting a table for 3. They recycled old books as menu - what a creative idea! The decor is hipster, artsy, and funky. There's a fake tree, couple of animal themed paintings, and a graffiti wall...I loved it! The drink special was mimosa - orange juice with sparkling wine. We couldn't resist and ordered one to try. It came in a wine glass instead of a flute; hence, the volume was quite low. We also tried the mint lemonade slush. That was delicious and quite authentic. Be warned, VERY MINTY. We ordered the cauliflower of life - the hummus platter version - to share. The roasted cauliflower wasn't quite charred as I was hoping for, and it was placed in the middle of the hummus plate. The hummus was very smooth though. However, I wish the cauliflower was roasted a tad longer. The hummus platter came with only one pita bread, which in my opinion defeats the purpose of the dish if I had to order additional pita... We also tried the shashuka with vegan sausages. The dish itself was very flavorful, but I'm not a huge fan of the vegan sausage. They were tough and bland. Overall, I prefer the chickpea food truck instead. Perhaps my expectations for the diner was too high. I would visit again for their hummus though, it's by far the freshest and the smoothest in Vancouver. read more

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So delicious and so filling. A bit on the pricey side, but the portions are good. I like the concept: you pick your Main and then you decide if you want it 1. pita wrap, 2. salad, 3. Hummus bowl, or 4. Platter. The platter is a bit of everything and includes salad and extra hummus and pita on the side. The hummus was creamy and garlicky and amazing. It had pesto dolloped in the middle for extra tasty. I'm a bit weird and don't like my food touching, so the chaos of the Platter was a bit hard to manage. Everything is essentially piled on top of everything else. It was served with a side of pita but it was almost unnecessary with all the food on the platter. The chickpea fries are a little disappointing as they are a bit unsubstantial--not a lot of filling to the crispy exterior. I'd recommend the ones at Stormcrow instead. read more

Chickpea - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Came here for a bday. Its all Vegan so no meat. My fiance and split a platter. My favourite was the chick pea fries :). We had gotten the red beet salad however it was a additional $3 and it was like 2 table spoons full? very small portion The music in Chickpea reminded me of Shamblala or some sort of eletronic festival which was quite the ambience. Menus were taped into childrens books and the seats had pillows . Definately had a vegan/hippie feeel to it. I do like the idea of the self serve dressing station., must try the mango dressing!! delicious :) read more

Chickpea - Platter (split with another person) - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Guys, finally a great vegan place to eat hummus in Vancouver!! It's sunny, shiny and delicious. They have amazing hummus and hummus fries, vegan shawarma and other great dishes. It's really really nice !! They have kids play area and awesome vibes. 5 stars ! read more

Chickpea - Vegan Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

If this is the same Chickpea, they're supposed to be catering an event I'm attending. The event started at 11:30, and it's 1:30 now and there's no food in sight, and I'm furious and starving. read more

French toast was okay, could use more maple syrup and tasted strongly of bananas which I wasn't a fan of. Texture was decent. Ham and cheese croissant special was amazing, however. Croissant was buttery and flaky and the ham and cheese was flavourful with great textures. Good amount of mayo and tomato spread as well. The sweet chili potatoes were super flavourful and delicious. Salad was okay. Chocolate torte was extremely disappointing. Super tiny portion for $10 and it didn't even taste good. Lack of chocolate flavour and tasted mostly of coconut milk and shredded coconut which I didn't like. read more

This might be my new favorite restaurant. The cauliflower platter was fantastic (and so much food - lunch today). And I would certainly recommend the pumpkin pie. It has a casual, sort of hipster vibe. Service was a bit slow but it was incredibly busy. Will definitely be back and if you want vegetarian food, would certainly recommend. read more

Yummmmm! This place is so good! We just ordered for the first time and oh my goodness we'll be back! Everything is so flavorful and fresh and the portions are quite big so you get a lot of bang for your buck. We ordered the falafel wrap and the schnitzel wrap with the chickpea fries and the cauliflower plate (comes with hummus, pita and salad). The falafels were perfect and you have to get the chickpea fries! We probably could've ordered two items for our family of three, but now we'll have leftovers. I'm so excited to try their desserts next time. *One thing I would recommend is to get the sauce on the side, I prefer to use sauces as a dip instead of having things extremely saucy. read more

Wow first time trying this place really amazed how the food tasted. I been trying to look more vegetarian places to eat. I'm happy I found this place I'll be coming more often and try what else they have on the menu. read more

Came here on a Thursday around 5:30. Not really busy so we ordered a few chickpea fries (Fresh and Kasum) to start. Food came fast and the Fresh fries were the better of the two. I ordered the Shnitzelonim salad with a side of falafel and fried cauliflower. The fried tofu on the Shnitz is the shit. It tastes like chicken strips! The portions are huge and the flavours are amazing. They also have a sauce bar with homemade gluten free vegan sauces! Each one is unique and super delicious. The only negative experience was the service. Our server was super fast and attentive in the beginning but she left half way through our meal. We then had to wait for everything (including a drink that we never got). We literally sat around for 20 minutes, trying to flag a server for the bill and to wrap up our leftovers. They were swamped with not enough servers. Other than that, everything was great! read more

I don't rate too many "as good as it gets", however in my book this is one of them. We had the set menu- a glass of wine, hazil baladi carpaccio, canoode ling noodles and chocolate espresso cake for dessert - I believe reasonably priced at $30 PP. Rather than go through all the ingredients, I've attached a photo of the fixed menu, needless to say, fantastic...we arrive early (about 4:45) and there were only 4-6 other people in the restaurant at the time. Service was GREAT and over the course of the evening, the cook came over at least three times to see how we liked the meal :). Music playing in the background (not too loud) with a Valentine's Day theme..can't wait to go back and try some of the other menu items read more

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Great food, leaves you feeling so satisfied, full and healthy. The quality is great and so is the quantity.

WAIT. Why tf is this place getting such heat?! I came here and legitimately was eating in silence not talking because I was too busy stuffing my face. Granted it is a pretty common occurrence for me, but we're talking vegan food here. I'm generally not the biggest fan of vegan (although I do love Mediterranean), but chickpea has me sold with their creative menu. If you are also a fan of Mediterranean, I would say give this restaurant a try! read more

I came here for Sunday brunch with two friends. It was a nice space and it got busy real quick. A quick note: I'm not vegan but definitely won't shy away from vegan dishes since I love eating. We decided to share food amongst the three of us - a platter of the cauliflower of life, hummus plate of the falafel, the shakshuka fries, and a side of the crispy cauliflower. The platter was plentiful and included things such as fries and hummus. The cualiflower has a zesty flavor, but was a little too mushy. The crispy cauliflower was similar, good flavor but it was not crispy at all. For the falafel, I enjoyed the garnish of crunchy eggplant. As for the falafel itself, the crust was not really crispy and more so tough. I was a little disappointed in the fries. I understand that it was topped with sauce but I would have expected it to still be a little bit crunchy and instead got soggy ones. Not sure if it was just an off day or that the food was left out a bit too long before it was served, but although the food had good flavor, the texture and quality just wasn't exceptional. On the plus side, I think the place had good service, nice ambience, and they have various different sauce/dips to choose from. read more

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Messed up our order and didnt bring everything we ordered. Pita was a soggy mess when it did come. After all that they have the audacity to charge a mandatory 18% gratuity. Im not going back and I would suggest you dont go either. read more

This is one of my favorite vegan restaurants ever!! I'm also obsessed with hummus and falafel so it's not a surprise to me that I love this place so much! I've been twice - ordered the charcoal grilled eggplant hummus plate with a side of chickpea fries and the second time the shawarma platter with a side of crispy cauliflower. Both amazing. Must try: chickpea fries and crispy cauliflower as either sides or appetizers. So good! You get large portions, its definitely good for two meals or share with a friend. Good value ! They have compostible containers for take away. They are always busy so prepare to wait unless you go at off peak times (like 3pm). They have lots of seating for parties of 2, 4 or 6! Family friendly too! read more

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