It is a very special experience, I highly recommend it. The menu changes every 3 weeks and uses only locally-sourced or foraged ingredients. The creativity that goes into each item on the menu is out of this world, and the taste is amazing. Eating at Harvest Beat is a spiritual & artistic experience, not just another meal. It is our go-to place for special evenings, and you don't have to be vegan or vegetarian to enjoy it! read more

One of our fav restaurants in Seattle. Amazing fresh seasonal vegan food. Been here twice and haven't had a bad item. Would recommend the Elixir pairing, very nice crafted and paired with the menu. Try to sit at the kitchen counter, will be a unique experience read more

The food was delicious but it was actually too much. I love this place, the vibe and the concept but a little less food and drink would be appreciated so one can enjoy but not leave bursting. read more

I was concerned I was being overly critical of the new menu, but having read multiple other luke-warm reviews recently, I am confident in my opinion that the restaurant misses the mark. The plated food doesn't honor the ingredients, nor the price. read more

Good grief. Unless you truly believe that you're a terrible person, PLEASE treat yourself to this place. A truly unique dining experience that I assure will be enjoyed by any vegans or non-vegans. The thought and care that goes into the multi-course prix fixe meal is unheard of. Don't sleep! read more

If you like vegetables and are open to trying new ingredients and new recipes you will love this place. It is for sure on the expensive side, but I believe the overall experience is worth the money. For me it was excellent food, service and ambience read more

I was so embarrassed to have brought my guests in town to Harvest Beat for dinner. We wanted to really splurge and go somewhere nice and I was vegetarian so we thought this spot would be perfect. For the price, the presentation is mediocre at best but most importantly, it all tasted awful. I am not exaggerating when I say I literally could not stand to eat some of the courses. Bad textures, bad tastes, bad combinations. Even the wines that were paired with each course were awful. Could not recommend more against you wasting your money here. read more

Such a delicious dining experience, whether you're vegan or not. Thoughtful courses, crafted carefully according to what is in season. Such a great meal for a great date or special occasion. Everyone in the place is seated at the same time and served the same courses at the same time. read more

This was a rather disappointing 'experience'. First, the food was not balanced and everything was incredibly mushy and filled with insanely fragrant coconut oil and an overwhelming amount of herbs that overpowered the flavors of the dish's ingredients own flavor. I mean, we were served a lot of root vegetables, and the earthiness of those vegetables were something I'd looked forward to tasting. The textures were a nightmare to get through, especially with their lukewarm temperatures. The main courses of our dinner consisted of a bisque, followed by a mousse, followed by a purée... my god the textures were atrocious and I could barely stand to finish the dish because of the baby-food like texture of the dishes. Only during the very first course did you get something with bite and crunch, which would have been nice to experience with the other dishes. And of course, we finish the dinner with a cashew cheese cake that was so mousse-like and nearly melted itself, it was torture getting through another mushy dish... I will say the elixirs offered with the non-alcoholic pairing were delicious and very enjoyable. The service was accommodating and considerate, as well. For spending $200 on a dinner for two, I recommend they balance their textures and flavors more. I would not recommend Harvest Beat. read more

Hands down absolute best vegan restaurant in town. I am from Phoenix. I discovered this gem when I visited last time. Now I make it a point to visit here before leaving Seattle. I spoke to the chefs. They are happy working here and owners seems to take care of them very well. Good to know that the employees are well cared here. Must visit place. read more

Best meal I've eaten in the 18 months I've lived in Seattle! I am an omnivore, but enjoy good food. I make attempts to increase plant based foods and decrease my meat intake. Vegan friends were in town and I used this as the perfect excuse to have this special occasion dinner. Food Each course was incredible. Everything was fresh and delicious. The flavors were exploding in our mouths. Every single item was excellent and we cleaned every plate. All 3 of us wanted to lick our plates after several of the courses. Drinks We all got the wine pairings. Every pairing was in point and added to the taste profile. After 5 glasses of wine, we were happy to be walking ho e or we would have had to get a ride. The non-alcoholic pairings looked delicious as well. If I weren't drinking, or had to drive, I would have been pleased with those pairings. Service Very attentive, lovely service. Overall Experience What an amazing meal. The food and wine were delicious, even for this meat eater. We were all very satisfied with our meal. At the beginning of the meal, the chef comes out, rings a gong, and proceeds to describe the meal and hold a moment of gratitude for everyone involved in the experience. He talks about the farmers and foragers and all the hands that participated in the making of the meal. It helped to connect us to the season and to the environment in which we live. Neither my friends or I are from here and it was a lovely "Seattle" moment. I'm thinking about other special occasions I can celebrate at Harvest Beat. read more

We've been a few times and it's great. Very intimate dining experience. Chef comes out and tells the group about everything on the set menu - very thoughtful. All ingredients are local and super fresh. I'm doing an end of year work dinner here next. Would recommend!! read more

Outstanding vegan food. Second best I've ever tried (can't beat Millennium in Oakland) and I've tried them all. Took away one star because even as good as it was $250 for two is hard swallow. read more

My wife and I went here on our honeymoon and were absolutely blown away by both the food and service!

From the moment you walk in Harvest Beat just sets the tone with graciousness, warmth, beauty and an all around incredible experience. First thing you HAVE to know before coming in is that this is a fixed menu and starts at a fixed time... while this might seem odd it completely enhances the experience and allows the service to be top notch... We arrived a few minutes early and were given the tour to decide where to sit.. after being shown the dining room and the out door patio that is very shaded we decided we would sit at the bar so we could observe Joe and Matt put together the incredible meal... This would be the best (and last decision) we'd have to make all night... as I said the menu is fixed, the pairings are set and once we decided where to sit we were on cruise control... Once we were settled Aaron, one of the owners, came around with our first drink and a quick chat... his warmth and passion for the restaurant shows in everything he and the staff do... The unique experience continued with the gong ring and the premeal talk which was centered around where the food is procured from (all locally sourced), giving thanks and gratitude for the meal and a moment of togetherness... ALL of the food was incredible... I'm not great at going into detail on things like this but suffice it to say there wasn't a single course that wasn't delicious... HOWEVER, with that being said... The caramelized onion sage corn bisque was the best soup I have EVER had... Joe, the head chef, kept saying the word "beautiful" to describe the foods, tastes, process and everything about what they do at Harvest Beat... there is a lot of beauty and love in this place and if you want a fun evening with friends or loved ones I highly suggest this experience.. the whole thing took about two hours and was well worth it... One final note that I didn't want to make the value, nor do I want to harp on this, but for the VALUE I don't think you'll find a better meal in Seattle... honestly, they could and should be charging a lot more for the quality product they are putting out and the experience they create... I hope the word gets out about this place so that they can create their beauty for a long time to come... read more

The experience was mostly fun. The chef starts the night describing the meal to the entire restaurant and does a fantastic job. We are told the menu changes every 3 weeks so my review for the food might not even matter if it's not going to be the same menu next time but I'll go head and rate anyway for the experience. The starter was a salad age mushroom soup.. both amazing.. followed by a lentil course.. pretty good but not as flavorful as the first course or the main course. The main course was a mushroom crepe.. also amazing but I was so full from the first 3 courses that i couldn't finish it. The last course was dessert.. this is one of the reason I couldn't give 5 stars... it was a fail to our entire table of 4. It was bitter and the almond over powered the other flavors. The wine selection was pretty decent but my husband ordered a cider and they said they were out and then tried to get him to sub it with kombucha, which he hates. I tried to explain to the staff that he won't like it and won't even try it and they said to me, "why don't you let him make his own mind up about it"... and this is the main reason I'm giving this place 3 stars. I felt as this this was inappropriate and rude. For this reason I would think twice about going back. read more

I was so excited for this meal as I am trying to incorporate more vegan and vegetarian meals into my diet. There's only a couple reasons I gave 4 stars instead of 5. First, since it was mushroom season, the chefs were very excited about mushrooms and, if the sauce was not the same in courses 3 and 4, they tasted very similar, making these two courses taste similar. One course used cauliflower and the other used potatoes, which are both veggies that easily take on the flavors around them. The second reason for 4 stars is that I think the size of the elixirs could have been a bit bigger. We received the same amount, if not less as some were served with Ice, than the wine pairing which I think is silly since the elixirs were non alcoholic. I will say that the food was delicious, and it was a very fun experience. I could see a future experience definitely earning 5 stars. The menu changes every 3 weeks, and I'd love to try it again! read more

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Absolutely amazing - in atmosphere and food. I come here every year for my bday (-: I love that they speak about gratitude before the meal, and let you know where everything is sourced from. Even my husband loves it and he is pretty much a carnivore. read more

Fantastic 100% vegan spot, serving dinner the old fashioned way. Fixed menu, 5 courses, one seating nightly, and everything is fantastic. For food lovers of all types, not just vegans. read more

Such a lovely gem of a place! The food was amazing-it is very hard to find any vegan restaurant let alone one elevates vegan food to high art. The service was extremely attentive but not overbearing, lovely atmosphere, and simply wonderful food. It was a prix fixe menu served at a perfect pace with delicious local fresh food that was just the right amount for my wife and me. Delicious wine pairing and non-alcoholic drink pairing. Absolutely lovely. And we didn't kill and eat or exploit animals or destroy the environment for our dinner. LOVE!! read more

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I can't even begin to tell you how awesome the food and service is here! It's date night for sure! Everything is locally sourced and the vegan menu fools you! You think you're eating something with meat in it but there isn't any! They also have a great wine pairing! read more

Harvest Beat has all the makings of a world class dining experience. Its humble 5 course vegan format takes the responsibility of parsing together a great meal off of you and squarely places it into the hands of its very capable chefs/owners (who by the way are wonderful people). FYI, there are "seatings" that occur every night which allow the chefs to focus solely on their guests, libations and dishes. You must sign up in advance, as there's one seating per night, but it's entirely worth it: The service is impeccable, and yet takes its time to generate some lovely hospitality. It's clear from the time you get there, that a lot of love went into this place. The chefs begin with a small nightly ritual of storytelling: introducing themselves and thanking their local farmers and foragers. Presumably, the reason why you're eating at Harvest Beat (a vegetarian restaurant, which is actually a rare thing, even for Seattle) in the first place is because you give a damn about what goes down your gullet, so there is a strong focus on familiarizing guests with ingredients, techniques, and backstory. A nice gesture, as well as a tribute to the values of the restaurant. A la other restaurants sharing the "seating" model (ahem, Herbfarm), there are options for alcoholic and non-alcoholic pairings. I love the idea of this, mainly the notion of non-alcoholic pairings, as they offer more creative freedom in flavor range than wine (which only ever tastes... umm... like wine?) and are reliant on taste alone (and not on getting their imbibers hammered... which is a kind thought, but sadly, not always a possibility or even a goal). In the end, the food here is king... and dishes come out of the kitchen like clockwork, are plated and garnished beautifully but not pretentiously (pay attention to the colors), and taste wonderful as well. The flavors are nuanced and delicate for ANY restaurant, let alone a vegan one. Like any Seattle restaurant, the ingredients rotate based on what's seasonal, local, and forageable (if that's even a word). If you're lucky enough to arrive while there are still some "chef's table" seats (at the little bar by the kitchen), I suggest snapping up the experience. Overlooking the kitchen is serious fun, visually stimulating, and also, you might actually learn something about the food or the chefs. The chefs are pretty much the nicest, calmest people you'll ever meet... and if you come in on a weekday, the vibe of the chefs and how they run their place will instantly make you forget that you work a nine-to-five, that you need to take your car in, that you're tired. You won't think of anything except the conversations you're having and the experience at hand. Plus, the kitchen is warm (important to keep in mind in the winter months)... In closing, this is going to sound so hippy, but I'm grateful I came here. I'm going to come back here for sure... and I hope you, whoever you are, make it here, as well! read more

AMAZING. My partner and I were looking for a vegetarian/vegan restaurant and had no idea what we were going to get. It's a 5 course gourmet-style meal and I wasn't prepared to eat so much, but the waitress was so friendly and they were super approachable. She was happy to accommodate our desires. We ended up sharing the 5 course meal, which I ended up eating much more than I wanted because the food was SO GOOD. It was probably one of the most delicious restaurants I have ever gone to. Super creative and delicious dishes, the person who answered the phone was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. We loved it. We plan on repeating! read more

Trendy veggie restaurant in Seattle, i believe they do one service only per night for $65 a head. There's a real nice but kinda weird ceremony at the beginning where everyone gathers around the kitchen and they explain the menu. Never saw that anywhere else but I thought it gave off a cool community vibe. Would recommend this to veggie friends, can't miss this! read more

I'm gonna start this review by saying that I absolutely loved Sutra and raved about it to everyone I met. As a south Asian person, the whole white spirituality vibe was a little bit over the top for me, but with food that good, who can complain? So when I heard that Harvest Beat was opening with so many of the people from Sutra, I was pretty psyched. I was excited to see a new restaurant that had its roots based in the Sutra family. The first red flag was when we sat down and I noticed that, rather than starting with the Sutra vibe and putting a fresh, personal spin on it, the owner of Harvest Beat was basically trying to recreate the entire experience in a new location, from the gong to the flavor profiles. Reboots almost never work, and Harvest Beat is not exception to that rule. One, on an atmospheric level, it just doesn't work to try to create the same intimacy in a big split up space like this location. It doesn't feel like an extended family dinner, and trying to force that atmosphere only highlights that. And most importantly, the food was just not great. Although they used a lot of similar ingredients that I was such a huge fan of at Sutra, the flavors were off on all of the dishes, including dessert, and I love, love, love dessert. At Sutra, they used unusual and seemingly discordant flavors with such a delicate touch and fine balance. The dishes were often surprising but harmonious and really dynamic. I know that sounds super frou-frou, but it's the only way to describe it. Harvest Beat tries to do the same, but without the same finesse or subtlety. In all the dishes, it felt like there were too many flavors, and they weren't balanced well, we're heavy-handed, or just didn't seem to meld well. We had smoked morel crepes, and the smoked flavor was so overpowering that I could barely taste the sauce and the crepe (which were both pretty good). The beet "poke" was overly floral, and the saffron cashew cheese was an off putting yellow color for some mysterious reason. The cherry tart, which I was so looking forward to, just tasted like cherries stacked on top of a crust. Many of the components of the dishes were good, but the dishes themselves were not. None of the dishes were bad, but none of them were great, either. I didn't finish any of my courses, including my dessert, which is a huge first for me. I hope that Harvest Beat veers from the Sutra path and takes these new circumstances as a chance to do something new, rather than trying to recreate the old magic of Sutra. read more

Loved every bit of my 2 hour meal at this establishment. I was lucky enought to sit at the bar and right in front of the chef's plating up. Its a prefixed 5 course meal (soup, salad, vegetables, protein and dessert) and I got the non-alcoholic pairing. The setting is very casual and that was my favorite part. The chef starts the meal by explaining the concept of the restaurant and the menu for that night. I went during eatly autumn hence the menu had some autumn and summer ingredients. The soup + salad course was my favorite in its entirity. The soup was creamy (with no cream) and the salad had the best kimchi roasted apples. The vegetable course had cauliflower mushrooms which were tender like pasta. I could have eaten a bowl of them :). The protein course had a mung bean crepe with a smooth mousse in between. The salsa on top with corn and habanero was my favorite. The dessert was a huckleberry cheesecake with chocolate ganache and chocolate whipped cream. The cheesecake tasted like any regular cheesecake and not at all tasted or looked vegan. The non-alcoholic elixirs were yummy. The asian pear and rosemary was my favorite. The second favorite was the huckleberry kombucha cocktail. The service was warm and friendly. My favorite part was that the chef interacted with us and even made small alterations for us on courses! Would come again and again! read more

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Harvest Beat offers a full-fledged dining experience, and really pushes the status quo of fine dining, vegan or otherwise. One can taste the innovation and love in each dish that the staff carefully crafts in Harvest Beat's open-kitchen style venue. From the owners' local origins and experience with manifesting this style of restaurant, to the hand-selected farmers market items that appear on the menu, I was amazed at how in-tune the food is with the seasons and the local crop availability. In addition, the staff is amazingly engaged, obviously love what they do, and are attentive to each of their guests. I feel as if the main set-back for Sutra, (Harvest Beat's predecessor, RIP 2015) was the lack of space. Half of the seating was located semi-offsite; but the new Harvest Beat is stunning and there is no offsite room for overflow seating. The wide-open plan includes all seating in two tiers.. Exemplary and high-class to say the least, yet the addition of natural accents like the driftwood partition between the seating tiers give it a comfortable Northwest vibe. The rotating menu ensures you are truly eating local and in-season, and the non-alcoholic drink pairings are to die for. I have bounced around between omnivore, vegan, and everywhere in between and cannot emphasize enough that the fare here tailors to all palettes, assuming you are a human being. I'd definitely recommend reservations for the weekends! read more

This is the gold standard for vegan whole plant based food. Amazing presentation, delicious, and the staff are extremely kind. Love these guys!!! read more

If I could eat here every night I could be a vegan for life! Pretty pricey, but I love they way they have a 7:00 seating for all and serve in courses. My wife is a vegan of 30 years and this is her favorite Seattle vegan restaurant. read more

This was an amazing dining experience! I really enjoyed eating at Sutra last year, so when I heard that two of the owners were opening Harvest Beat, I was excited to check it out. Overall, the food, the ambiance, and the service are wonderful here. I felt like there was a lot of teamwork and communication among the staff, and they were very attentive and thoughtful. While the individual courses seemed small, we felt really full in a good way at the end! I liked that the courses were served so that we had ample time to eat them, but didn't feel like we were awkwardly waiting a long time in between plates. (The seating was at 7pm, and we were done a little after 9pm.) The space itself is welcoming and spacious. I liked that the staff offered us a few choices for where to sit, as well as the options of having a wine or non-alcoholic drink pairing. I chose the non-alcoholic pairing. The meal started with a person (a chef or an owner?) gathering everyone's attention with a gong and encouraging us to have a moment of gratitude for the meal. He then went over the night's five course menu and explained terms, such as treviso or roulade, that might not have been familiar to everyone. I really appreciated this because it made the meal feel accessible. read more

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I made a reservation through Open Table for this vegan restaurant. I did my due diligence and looked at various reviews and saw nothing particularly negative. Imagine my surprise when my guest and I are subjected to a 'preaching' chef for an approximately 10 minute talk on gratitude. I did not appreciate it. I called a server over and expressed my dissatisfaction- she was not helpful. My companion and I decided to wait for the first course of this 5-course meal to see if we could salvage the evening. We couldn't- the faux lobster bisque was burnt with bits of flour un dissolved- yuck. I then called another server over wanting to quietly say we were leaving. She didn't give me a chance to say anything, instead told me briskly that they had my billing information and would be charging me for the whole meal. If a restaurant wants to provide a 'unique' experience, I'm all for it but don't mislead me by not advertising it up front. read more

Let me preface this by saying that I am not vegan, I like meat and vegetables the same. I am also quite picky, and usually find at least one thing in a dining experience that I would change or improve. I went to Harvest Beat for my birthday as a surprise, I didn't know I was going to a vegan restaurant, and I have to say that it was THE BEST DINNER I'VE EVER HAD! There were five courses, and each one was so perfectly crafted and balanced. It was almost unbelievable how good it was. I was thinking about that meal for days afterward. We paired ours with the non-alcoholic tasting flight, though the wine selection looked really good as well, and this is where I tried kombucha for the first time. I was a little apprehensive, but impressed at how delicious it was! And also how each drink paired so well with its respective course. I sat there at the end of the meal trying to think of something that I would improve or change, and I couldn't think of anything. The staff was so kind and helpful and you could tell the loved where they worked. The menu apparently changes seasonally, but what I loved the most is that this particular vegan restaurant isn't apologizing for being vegan. There was no tofu, tempeh, fake cheese, fake dairy, etc. It was all about the vegetables. The starter was a parsnip soup, then a salad with micro greens, radicchio, pickled beats, and sun choke chips. The textures and flavors were impeccable. Bitter, sweet, crunchy, sour, all of it in one bite. Amazing! My favorite course was the mushroom spanakopita, with wild mushrooms, kale, and cashew cheese, all on top of smoked tomato puree with grilled broccolini. Before that was a raviolo made of celery root, filled with braised fennel, served with beet top puree and roasted beets. I usually don't like beets, but these had been cooked to perfection and paired so well with the puree. Desert was a gluten free peanut butter cookie with coconut ice cream (I think that was the only dairy item, the ice cream) with smoked sea salt on top to balance the sweetness of the coconut. Even the herbal tea served with dessert was good! Please check out this restaurant whether you're a carnivore, vegetarian, or vegan! It's the best dining experience! read more

First let me say how much passion goes into this restaurant. Everyone involved cares tremendously about what ingredients are served, how they are prepared and where they are sourced from. A ton of time is spent making sure a dinner service is just right above and beyond the 2 hours it takes to dine. I am not a vegan, and a vegan restaurant would normally not be on the top of my list, but while in town recently I wanted to see the scene these guys created and we were not disappointed. Everything was fresh, artfully prepared, and delicious. I especially enjoyed a morel mushroom dish in which the produce was foraged. Really quite superb. We sat at the bar and had the opportunity to watch the kitchen in action. Food is not thrown onto a plate here - there is a lot of care and precision put into the preparation. The wine pairings were spot on, and I was not hungry at all when the meal was over (a common worry for a meat eater going into a vegan meal). It's not inexpensive, but it is also a high quality meal that is prepared painstakingly by hand. If you care about where your food comes from, you will enjoy the pre-meal commentary that gives that detail. Will definitely come back on our next trip to Seattle. These guys are capturing the PNW positive vibes here in a great way. read more

Such a lovely experience. We started our meal with the chef explaining the 5 course menu and where the food is from and then it was a 2 hour evening filled with drinks and wonderful food that just kept coming throughout the night. I am not a vegan but this is one of the most lovely meals I have had in a while. Great flavors and textures blended together for a wonderfully satisfying dining experience read more

Really loved this place-very special experience. All tables are seated at the same time, the chef explains each course to the whole restaurant and then each course is served to every table at once. All very well-timed. Neither rushing or lagging. The food was wonderful-even my non-vegan husband enjoyed every dish and was impressed with the wine pairings. I got the non-alcoholic pairing which was also very innovative. Cute, cozy neighborhood spot with delicious, creative food and a very kind and helpful staff. read more

This place is a MUST GO! For meat and veggie eaters alike! You are truly missing out if you pass up this gem. I'm not always the biggest fan of set menus but...I'm telling you, I don't know half of what I was eating, but that sh&* was some of the best food I've ever shoved in my mouth. all amazing, locally grown, foraged crap that just explodes with flavor. People are lovely..atmosphere is refreshing...oh! And I recommend getting the "non alcoholic" drink pairings if you do decide to eat here. I know, I know, alcohol is...life! But it's their homemade elixirs and they compliment the meals perfectly! Perfect for dates, Holidays, Anytime you want amazing food read more

Harvest Beat proves over and over that plant based eating is delicious and so NOT just for vegetarians and vegans. By working with local farmers and foragers, and using seasonal ingredients that are at their peak, HB delivers a fresh and creative farm to table experience that is like no other! Because they only use fresh and local, the menu is always evolving to showcase the beautiful bounty of the season. Combine this with a welcoming team and you've got a true Seattle gem! read more

I'm not a vegan, however, I have to tell you that if I could eat like this every night, I could be. From the moment we walked in, we were given the royal treatment. Everyone was so attentive, and it was evident that everyone that works there is extremely committed to and passionate about making fabulous food! We did the wine paring and am SO glad we did. The menu changes every three weeks and I have already booked a reservation and am bringing friends. My daughter is allergic to many things including soy and there were more than happy to accommodate here every need. We really enjoyed talking with the chef and hearing all about the food and process. You must go! read more

Went for the first time and absolutely fell in love! An amazing way for people to get together over fantastic food. Great atmosphere, excellent staff and service. Looking forward to visiting many more times in the future. read more

This was my first vegan fine dining experience. I am not vegan nor am I gluten-free but I have always wanted to try this restaurant based on the reviews I read. We came for Valentine's Day dinner and the experience was one I've never had. Everything about this place is so eco-friendly. The food that they serve, the napkins provided in the bathroom, to the foragers and farmers they get their ingredients from. My fiancé and I have really gotten into cooking recently and we were highly impressed by the entire experience. We were also happy that we went with the non alcoholic pairing for dinner.l because all of the elixirs were delicious but my favorite of the night was the apricot lemon ginger echinacea elixir. We had a seven course meal and by the fifth course I was very full. The best dish of the night was the roasted garlic cashew cheese tamales with herb balsamic marinated abalone mushroom served on a creamy tomato sauce. The mushroom legitimately tasted like the most tender piece of chicken (it was that good) and the tomato sauce was more like a tomato bisque. I kid you not everyone at the restaurant scraped their plates clean when this entree came out. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience, Harvest Beat! read more

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