Best Vegan food in Durham! Have come multiple times and the experience always a delight! They…read morerecently added seating so you can dine in! The burger is homemade, the pouting includes freshly cut fries, extraordinary cheese curds and delicious gravy. The prices are very reasonable, especially for veganizing traditionally non vegan plates. Great variety and non vegans I came with enjoyed it. It's also a small local business where the owner is there and makes you feel welcome, she has an amazing transformational story about how this diet saved her life. I bought the book too! I'll definitely be back multiple times!

Employees are suuper friendLy and know a lot about plant based diets! Best vegan restaurant in…read moreoshawa. Located in a strip mall so parking isn't a problem. Their "cheese" could use a bit of work but definitely a good place for a vegan in Durham region to go to.

Accidentally found this place while driving along, did a u-turn and the next signal and went back…read more It's a real hidden gem. Great vegan Caribbean food that's very fresh with excellent flavors. Super friendly staff and they said they can cater too. I mentioned I was gluten free and they walked me through the options, I ended up having the good ol' rice and peas and some Jerk Mushrooms, as well as a side of fries, everything just hit the spot.

So good!! Stopped off the 407 as a quick pit stop on our way to camping. Very friendly. Not typical…read morefast food. The meat is made from mushrooms but you'd never know. Left feeling full but not weighed down. Delish!!!

Wonderful shop full of gluten free options. Cute decor and friendly service…read more I had one of the warm drinks that had turmeric in it, which the texture set my taste buds off a little bit when I had my first sip. Yet, the drink grew on me as I was walking through the mall and was super grateful that my tummy felt good the entire time vs it being an upset stomach from coffee. They had a lot of interesting treats and food as well that I would like to try next time I'm in town. I am allergic to nuts so there are several items I would have to avoid eating, but lots of good intention, made from scratch items here.

I adore Humble Roots! The humble root team had a humble beginning. They used to sell their raw…read moretreats on Sunday mornings during the farmer's market at distillery district. It's amazing to see that they now have their own location at New Market with the same delicious recipes! I love all their flavours from Mint chocolate to hazelnut ($4.50-$5). Each treat is a guilt free pleasure! Most items contains nuts with a few exception! Be sure to indulge in these treats next time you are in Market Co. You don't have to worry about your hips, when you put these on your lips!

Cold press juices - very delicious, healthy, energizing way to fuel yourself, good for kids and…read moreadults; their power snacks are excellent and

Tried Revitasize for the first time yesterday after my friends convinced me that I absolutely had…read moreto. I got the PB bowl and it was delectable. As someone who consistently finds their açai bowls too runny, this one was just the right consistency. Definitely recommend! Also as a bonus, the employee working the counter was so lovely. We ended up staying a bit past closing and she happily accommodated our requests even as she was closing the store.

This place is perfectly positioned as a halfway oasis between Rochester and Buffalo. The service…read morewas superb: genuinely friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to walk us through all the daily specials. The food? Nutritious and delicious. The fusion bowl seems to be my go-to - flavorful and satisfying. It's the rare spot where you can load up on veggies and leave happy--not deprived, restricted, or Googling pizza on the drive home.

I got an iced latte and it was absolutely delicious. The service was quick and efficient and just…read morewhat we needed because we were in a rush. It's a cute little cafe, a lot smaller than what the other pictures depicted but it's cute. I like that they had local art works/organics on sale too!

The food is still mostly good, but things have changed for this business. There's some new rotating…read moreitems on their hot food table, which is nice. But there are some key staples that are now harder to get. I think the biggest disappointment are now: 1) Though prices have remained the same, portions are much smaller and have gotten smaller over the last year. Whereas I found that getting the mini sampler was enough food for me to be full, now there's a gap where I still feel the hunger. 2) Their butter chikn isn't great. The consistency is good, but the flavour is bland under the cover of heat. 3) Clarity in their menu has deteriorated slightly. The last few times I've gone in, there's been confusion about portioning and what's what. I'm kind of saddened as I feel like the quality of overall experience is just different. I might have to find somewhere new to get my fix.

Fantastic food, tastes amazing!!! Friendly staff. Clean and comfy seating for a few.read more

I had asked my dear friend if she was free last Friday over a month ago. She was. We planned on a…read morelate lunch. We normally figure out a place to eat closer to when we'd be meeting up. My friend is vegan. Peterborough has a good vegan eatery scene. I did a search and Revelstoke Cafe popped up. Oddly, I had never been. I asked my friend if she was good coming here. She was. Yay! I indicated that I'd arrive at either 2:30 pm or 3 pm. Well, the volume of folks with canoes on their vehicles or boats hitched to them picked up as I drove east. I let my friend know that I'd be there at 3 pm instead. She was good with that. She got there before I did and let me know where she was parked. She had also got a table for us. I let her know that I was ten minutes later than expected. Long weekend traffic will do that to you. I parked on George Street North, across from this restaurant. My approach was super slow trying to figure out where this restaurant was. It's in a residential neighbourhood, but it's right at the corner of George and Edinburgh. It's free parking all day on this street. I walked in. I saw the kitchen and all staff working away. They were friendly. They said hi. I reciprocated and said hi to my friend. I walked over. It was nearly a two-hour drive over. I needed to use the washroom. It's a single stall that everyone uses. It was clean. The floor isn't level, so the door only opens halfway. I also used it before I left and continued eastbound. My friend had already ordered an iced maple chai latte. It looked yummy. She let me know that any coffee on the menu could be made iced. The berry hibiscus lemonade caught my attention, so I ordered it. My first instinct was to hit the brunch menu and get the west coast scramble. However, I took one look at the mushroom hash and was sold. It didn't surprise my friend. I am a huge fan of mushrooms. She got the burrito bowl. It had a vegan version of beef in it. Cool! We chatted a bit. My drink came out first. It was excellent! I love hibiscus and berries together. The lemonade brightened this drink up. It was cold and refreshing for a warm summery day. My friend enjoyed her iced maple chai latte. She said that it wasn't overly sweet with the maple in it. The chai was a good strength and oat beverage was in there to smooth things out. Our mains came out next. Her beef burrito bowl looked so good, especially with a sliced, fanned avocado in the middle. She was about the dig in when she remembered that I liked taking photos of food, so she gave me a bit of time to take a pic before she went for it. She loved her burrito bowl. The flavours were on point. The vegan beef was tender. The veggies were fresh. It looked yummy. I need to try it someday. I loved my mushroom hash. The potatoes were pan-fried and were perfectly done. They were seasoned nicely. The mushrooms were sautéed and delicious. The tofu that simulated a poached egg was super silky. The hollandaise sauce was generous and made this hash awesome. I asked about dessert. This place only had some molasses item that didn't scream for me to get it. She did say that there were cinnamon buns tomorrow. My timing was off. Ugh! Anyway, we got the bill. My friend paid cash her for meal. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and tipped. We both thanked her. My friend and I continued to chat. We were there for three hours. Staff did not mind that we hung around after having paid. There was air conditioning. Before we left, a big ceiling fan over us was activated. We did not feel hot at all during our time here. I can't wait to return. I loved eating here and meeting up with my friend. I highly recommend coming here if you are in Peterborough, whether you are vegan or not. The food is scrumptious and staff are nice. (220)

This vegan restaurant has a good menu. We were craving breakfast and found some dishes to try. They…read morewere very yummy. The hollandaise sauce was very tasty. Overall taste was great. The ambience was old style english restaurant. The service was very attentive. I enjoyed this place and would highly recommend it.

Amazing... Be…read morecareful off the HELL over Evul sauce.... Buffalo Chicken Pizza was amazing... Steak Hoagie to die for... Apple crack.... Ooooo YA Chocolate Chip cookies.... DAMMMMMMMMMNN

It's always a special treat for me to go into a restaurant that serves all vegan food…read moreI love the choices and wished I live closer to come frequently however I'm quite satisfied with the vibe and know where to come if I'm in the area again After looking over the menu I decided on the buffalo chicken hoagie with the Jamaican jerk spice. It was really good. The bread roll was packed and the spice was well balanced. I ate every bite of my hoagie The service was great and my non vegan husband enjoyed his chicken fingers with fries. I had to taste them both and I enjoyed both the fries and chicken dish

Stopped in to check out this new spot (open less than a month at the time of this review) on a…read morerainy Saturday. Was warmly greeted which is always a great start! Being a fan of the Bakes by the Lake lunch and treats, I was excited to see they had expanded and were offering more options to the gluten free and vegan community. The tea room is beautifully and elegantly decorated. From the light fixtures to the cutlery, it shows they have put much thought and energy into the vision they have for the space. I was definitely impressed! The menu offers a little bit of everything. My boyfriend, who isn't gluten free tried a gluten free beer and really enjoyed it. We were there around lunch so we opted for sandwiches. Not having to ask if something could be removed or was gluten free was so nice. We swapped half's of sandwiches and loved both. My boyfriend had no idea it was vegan cheese until I told him after he ate his half. He said he would order it again. The Gourmet Grilled Cheese had the upper hand with the black truffle dip that came with it - sooo good. How can you go wrong with black truffle anything?! :) All and all, was a terrific dining experience. We will be back for sure! They offer live music, brunch, lunch and dinner and also have a very nice patio. The customer service was spot on too. Being family run was really nice to see too. Can't wait to see how great this place does!

We had a lovely lunch on the patio. Definitely a hidden gem. Service was great, staff were very…read moreattentive. I met a friend that I hadn't seen in a while and didn't feel rushed at all. In fact we stayed so long they as if we were staying for dinner. Lunch was delicious. Healthy and fresh food. I will de go back .