Got food with my wife and daughter at Trophy Brewing Pop Up in Raleigh. They're vegetarian, I'm not, but always looking for good vegetarian/vegan spots we can go together. Food was fantastic. We all loved all of our food and would eat it any day. It's not cheap (but food truck and pop ups never are. There was a ton of food in our trays so we all had leftovers to take home after eating until we were stuffed. read more

Update: After seeing the business owner's response, I went to their IG and looked at pics of the food they advertise. It looks nothing like what we received. I wish I had taken pics to show the vast difference. If the food in their pics matched what we were served, I assume my review would be much different. That said, I stand by my comments and still think $25 for one small scoop of "beef" is not a great value. For future events, please prioritize quality control and maybe market your menu differently? For example: - Sandwich Combo (1 sandwich and 1 side for $XX) - Southern Platter (choose 1 meat and 3 sides for $XX) - Meat only (1 meat for $XX) - Sides only (3 sides for $XX) It would be more straightforward and less confusing for customers if the menu was written that way. I'd also like to add that the price would be less of an issue for me if the food was actually good. ________________________________________________________ I tried their food at Vegfest Santa Cruz today. I was really excited because they had a long line, we were only about sixth in the queue, not at the end. The people ahead of us mentioned that they were at another event in Berkeley and completely sold out before they got to the front, so they wanted to make sure they tried it today. The line moved extremely slowly; they eventually felt bad and went around offering free cans of kombucha for the wait. When I finally got to the front, I asked a question about the menu. They had brisket listed for $25, I wanted to know if it came with a side or if I had to buy them separately. The woman confused me. At first, she mentioned that I could get three sides with the brisket for $30, but then she clarified that it was actually $25 for brisket only and that I would have to pay $10 extra for three sides. I explained that I only wanted brisket and mashed potatoes, not three full sides. I needed more time to think, so I let my friend order first. My friend ordered a spicy fried chicken sandwich, which was also listed at $25. They told her that it came with one side, so she chose mac and cheese. Then, she asked why I wouldn't be able to get brisket and mashed potatoes for $25 instead of paying $35 for brisket and three sides. They told me that I could get one side and brisket for $25. After 40+ minutes of waiting, we were excited to eat. Unfortunately, the food was extremely underwhelming. The brisket was dry, and some pieces had way too much char. The mashed potatoes gave boxed mashed potato vibes, they were unseasoned and bland. I wish they had some sort of sauce to help flavor the meal, but since it was sauceless and bland I only had 3 bites and gave up. My friend enjoyed the chicken sandwich, but she said her mac and cheese tasted like nothing. It was basically plain pasta with no cheese flavoring or seasoning. I sampled it and agreed that it was really bland. They could at least add some salt, pepper, and paprika if they're going to call themselves Southern Fried Vegan. By the time I got to the other spots I wanted to try, both the Omakase and corn dog were sold out. I'm so sad that I wasted so much time waiting in line for overpriced bland food that I didn't even finish. Since the only flavorful item was the chicken sandwich, I can't recommend this place to anyone and regret waiting in line. read more

TRUST ME: SAVE YOUR MONEY AND SKIP THE STOMACH ACHE. STILL READING? TRUST. Hard to write a one-star review for a vegan spot, as a vegan, but this gives vegan food a bad name. Disgusting, not worth the money (or wait), and should've trusted my gut reading Yelp reviews in line for this pop in San Luis Obispo, CA last night... In no particular order, observations: We ordered the "Country Plate" for $30 (one protein ("chickun") and choice of three sides (we got mac and cheese, Jambalaya, and garlic "mashed potatoes") and "Chickun sandwich" for $20 which came with a big slop of "mashed potatoes." Other side options were "deep fried cabbage" and "BBQ beans." Came with a dry (but immersed in sop) roll/bun/piece of white bread. (??) 1) This was something I could've made at home with healthier (even yes, still fried and "southern" style) ingredients. INSTANT MASHED POTATOES - a first (and last) for me. Flavor was off. It was just salty -- and starchy. And oily and brown. 2) Jambalaya was just rice and seemed like packaged grocery store seasoning. No protein or vegetables in the plate we got. 3) "Chickun" protein flavor was good, but again, so is packaged seasoned Gardein from the grocery store. 4) Sloppy and odd presentation - just plopped a bunch of carbs in to-go containers and sauce everywhere on the sandwich. Oh, I saw a pickle and some slaw at one point. 5) Guy operating the stand kept telling each customer that, "only 20 people r.s.v.p.'d on Facebook" to account for his stress, slow-moving line (he said he would've brought more help), and sluggish prep. He wasn't nice or mean when I got to the front, but just seemed sweaty and flustered. Not the best energy when someone's preparing and providing you dinner. 6) Line was about 20 deep when I got there and 20 more or so came after me. We were all stoked for some vegan food as our area is sorely lacking in options (love you, Ziggy's and Shine Cafe... we just need more options). Seems like our stomachs and pocketbooks were taken for a ride. 7) Ha! And the only cutlery available in his to-go plastic packs were forks and knives. It was extra enjoyable to eat instant mashed potatoes with a plastic fork. 8) Smart and Final bags everywhere. Not dissing discount grocery stores, but a) maybe clean up the space before customers arrive and b) again, for what we paid ($55 w/ a tip), this was not quality food or experience. It's 2026. There's tariffs and high gas prices and just life is so expensive right now, so I hope this guy has nice margins but please, sir - reevaluate your business product and presentation. Won't be coming back if he wheels through again. 9) We threw the food out. We NEVER waste food. It was awful. 10) It was in an industrial parking lot. No biggie there, but kinda sketch and felt abandoned. 11) He was handling cash and food without washing or gloves. 12) Nothing was on visible ice - Veganaise and sauces just sitting out. read more

Southern Fried Vegan - "Country Dinner" for $30. This is how the "roll" came... torn a part and stale. - Vegan Near Me

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This chef and crew are AMAZING. Whoever is writing less than 4 stars are just haters. I visit them whenever I can wherever they pop up in the north east - Albany, NJ Veg fest Asbury park, and Brooklyn I've caught them :) their vegan Mac is excellent and the dinner plate you get is enough food for literally 2 meals so it's super worth it. My only note is that I'm highly sensitive to hot spicy food and I found a couple things to be pretty hot for me personally but most people will be fine with it and I just know what to order next time and the chef is helpful with recommendations. You won't be sorry, catch them where you can! read more

Southern Fried Vegan - Shrimp po boy sandwich - Vegan Near Me

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This place is WILD! Extremely unprofessional and the food is horrendous! Hopefully they never come back to our city, I suggest y'all don't bother wasting your money on their food tour they are currently on. $30 for undercooked noodles with oil (was advertised as "Mac and cheeze", fried cabbage was wet, soggy and salty, "garlic potatoes" were a liquidy grayish slop...most definitely potato flakes bc there was not a single real potato anywhere...everything was flavorless. They get one star bc you have to give at least one to post. Huge BS scam read more

If you're going to promote "Southern Fried" vegan foods, it should at least taste like actual southern food but this was just, no. For a plate that costs $30, to only be given one piece of vegan chicken is crazy. A real southern place would give you at least 2-3. Anyways, it wasn't fried all of the way, the "skin" was coming off and it tasted okay. For the sides, the baked beans were not how southern beans actually taste. Had lots of pepper too in it so it threw off the taste. The Mac and cheese wasn't great either, not lots of cheesy flavor and just really tasted like pepper seasoned elbow pasta. Also I think it's unprofessional just to write on a board rather than printing out an actual menu. read more

Southern Fried Vegan - Country Dinner - Vegan Near Me

After all these years of disappointing people with their popups across the country, I can't believe they're still in business. This is the kind of nonsense that gives vegan food a bad name. -Sides like corn and beans taste like they're straight out of a can. -Greasy AF. -Dirty, messy; very questionable food safety. -Slow service, with or without a line. -Hella expensive. Outrageously so. If they're coming to your area, for your own sake, give it a hard pass. read more

Food was amazing and filling- We have nut allergies so that's challenging but this place is nut free! read more

I hit up the @southernfriedvegan pop-up in Sacramento and it was bomb! It's been a minute since I've had @southernfriedvegan, and it did not disappoint! I got the vegan country dinner with garlic pepper mashed potatoes, mac n cheeze, cajun corn, and fried chickun. Delicious. $30 and worth it! The staff was very friendly as well. read more

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Tried the brisket, mac-n-cheese, fried cabbage, and Cajun corn. AMAZING!! Great texture and flavor. Went back for an order to go. Wish you had more pop ups near me. read more

Went to their popup in Reno- we got there late so they were out of a few items (wanted to try the mashed potatoes and beans). Settled on the Mac and cheese, corn, fried cabbage and chickun. Overall everything was good and decent portions. Wished for a little more seasoning for the sides but understand Reno probably couldn't handle it read more

At $20 per plate with a main & 4 sides it *would* have been fine, albeit mediocre in taste. At $30 with a main & 3 sides, it's a swindle. I bought for a 4 person group in Pittsburgh because it sounded fun. The entire experience was surprisingly awful. Everything but the main protein tasted completely store-bought, dry, and either over-spiced or under-flavored. The jambalaya was... just rice. No added veggies or protein, just store-bought instant rice and some slight flavoring. The people who appreciate good collard greens all agreed these greens were not done properly. The mashed potatoes were brown from how much spice was added. The beans tasted pretty alright, but again, store-bought. The person taking orders (bless their heart) was definitely new and writing out the full words for each meal item on the plates rather than any kind of short-hand, so I had to keep repeating the order details and confirming for each person. For some reason the whole tent was jammed in front of an eating bench with less than 2 ft. of space in front of it for people to squeeze up to order. All the paper plates immediately started to sag under the dampness of the plate of food. They did NOT have to-go boxes, only aluminum foil to throw over top, which thankfully held for the trip. And as you can see in the picture, (though it *shouldn't* indicate the quality of the food), the menu presentation is illegible at the best of times, unappealingly presented, and covered in grime. I would have given 2 stars out of kindness to a clearly struggling business, especially since they weren't rude, and were clearly trying their best, but... no, in all honesty, there just were not enough redeeming features to warrant it... (This experience is especially disappointing compared to the unrelated vegan seafood popup I tried that was fantastically flavored and fascinating.) read more

Southern Fried Vegan - The Menu as of 6/17/25 - Vegan Near Me

We found Southern Fried Vegan from a Facebook post that gave us a pop up location last week in San Luis Obispo. Even though I'm not strictly vegan, I was inspired by the "comfort food " that was presented in such a loving manner and was not surprised when they literally ran out of food because of the response. My wife had the Spicy Chik'n sandwich and I am a sucker for a well made "shrimp" po boy and was NOT disappointed. Flavors were delicious and the only complaint would be that we got there late and didn't have an opportunity to try everything else that was available. Keep coming back to the Central Coast. You will have 2 very happy customers moving forward. read more

Great food and a great experience! We can't wait for them to come back again to San Luis Obispo!

One of the worst things I've ever eaten. I hope they never make money until they learn how to warm up their food. I got a plate for $30 and they gave me like $7 worth of food that was cold and tasted terrible. They need to go out of business or something. Worst food I've ever had in my life. The jambalaya was really just riceroni with no flavor. Mac and cheese tasted like it's been on the counter for three days. If you eat here you are making a mistake. read more

Loved the chicken and the Cajun corn, I would try it again if they were back in my area

Ive been catching these guys when they come through florida for a handful of years now and they've never disappointed we've tried the chken sandwiches (on a day where they had actually sold out of EVERYTHING else-bc that popular) and they were incredibly amazing, and extra messy in a good way. Also have tried most of their BBQ/load-a-plate type options​ and they've all been so good! Fried chicken and BBQ beef are our favorite proteins, the mac and cheez is always great, the cheezy mashed, the fried cabbage, beans all delicious! read more

The fried cabbage was out of this fucking world id eat a whole bowl of that and be happy. Mac and cheese and baked beans were stellar. Fried chicken was a little dry on the mouth but well seasoned and delicious. Mashed potatoes were fantastic. Jambalaya im going to mostly gloss over because every recipe is wildly different but overall was good. Slap some hot sauce on it if you like spicy like me and youll be golden. Price is a bit hefty upfront but fair for speciality and delicious all you can eat. (At this pop up). I come from pretty rural Georgia, and have a fondness for cajun food and ill be real. The food isn't Ista worthy picturesque. But it tastes and looks like it came straight out of a family owned southern cafeteria. 5/5 stars hands down. Will enjoy again at the earliest convenience. read more

the food was so good and the service was awesome. I really appreciate the hospitality

Amazing & so kind. Delicious food & great service! I'd come back anytime they're in town!

Decided to check this place out when they rolled through Columbus, OH, and after seeing it in the local news & on social media, was so excited to try. Food looked good (see pic attached) but was so salty it was actually nearly inedible. Truly, no flavor to anything except saltiness. Not only this but the plate was $30, which is certainly expensive, but I would not have minded paying that for a good meal, especially from an all-vegan business. I hate giving such a low review, but the food from here was simply terrible. Specially: * the fried "chicken" was an unseasoned & soggy gardein patty * mashed potatoes were too salty to even put in your mouth * jambalaya & mac and cheese actually weren't too bad compared to the rest because they straight up had no flavor whatsoever * stale roll read more

Southern Fried Vegan - Country dinner with fried "chicken," mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, & jambalaya - Vegan Near Me

Traveling popup that cancelled four times in my city. Then opened nearly two hours later than planned. Only took cash and cash app. I had neither but was able to borrow cash from a friend. Food was okay. Not great. The chickun was good. But $30 for one chickun patty and three side dishes? I had corn, mashed potatoes, and fried cabbage. Well seasoned. But customer service was lacking. It was as if THEY were doing us a favor by being there. read more

I just don't understand why the ratings are so low! I caught them in west Palm beach while I normally live in the food Mecca of Chicago. There is plenty of competition for the best vegan meal, but the fried "chicken" from here was great and as the country meal it was so much food! I think totally appropriate and I'm glad I got to try the delicious chicken . Mac was great too, loved the beans and garlic mashed potatoes and something a bit healthy I love to see collard greens. read more

Y'all yesterday I was hornswoggled and flimflammed. Went to the SouthernFriedVegan pop up in Columbus, Ohio, and left with a mouth full of sadness. Firstly the times posted were 4-7pm. They made a post around 1 to say that the time was actually 1-4. So I adjusted my schedule just to make it there. the options were to pick 3 sides and a "protein" main for $30. The price was already a little sus, but I forged ahead. I chose the collard greens, mac n cheese, jambalaya, and fried chicken. When I tell you that everything that came out was terrible. I mean everything. The Greens...my god the GREENS. As soon as I put them in my mouth I said these are burnt. I had my mom taste it and she agreed they were definitely burnt and not cooked well. The only flavor was burnt. My mom took it back to them, and showed them the burnt parts. The guy tried to tell her some people cook them by boiling them for hours, I prefer to char them. IKYFL. Y'all I have had charred red peps, charred tomatoes, charred jalapenos, and so on. This was not that. This was burnt. They gave her a side of cabbage to replace it. The cabbage was waaaaay to salty. UN-edible. The "roll" I got on the side, tasted like a hamburger bun. The "jambalaya"...was just rice. Dry, unseasoned, no added veggies or protein substitute, or sauce....rice. The mac n' cheese was somehow both a little creamy and dry at the same time. The noodles were... al dente. The fried chicken, was I believe Tofu, but just a mushy dry mess. The breading if you can call it that, was I think some sort of seasoning. but didn't add any flavor. The only seasoning of the whole meal was made from the salt in my tears. Reminder this was $30. It was nowhere near Southern at best. At worst it was just very badly cooked and straight up flavorless. I've had plenty of Vegan foods full of flavor. That was not the issue. This was just bad food. One of the worst meals I've ever eaten. I didn't even finish half of it and that was pushing through, because of the money I spent. I went to see the comments from other folks on their FB. Nothing. So off to Reddit and yelp I went. Seems they must have gotten that feedback before because they turned off comments on FB. But the other sites were full of the same gripes I lay before you now. I write all of this to warn others. Only redeeming quality was that the person taking the orders seemed nice enough. Venture at your own risk. One side note: I think the pictures they used on FB must have been either fake or a one off for pictures sake, because mine looked nothing like that. Sad, sad, sad, day in my Foodie adventures. Believe every bad review you read on Yelp. I honestly think they would have given zero stars if they could have, cause ain't not way. read more

TLDR: waste of money, everything tasted blah besides the fried chicken. I made this account today just to make this review to warn people. *just because it's vegan, doesn't mean it can't taste good!!! I've had really great vegan food.* they showed up in my town for a pop-up event and we got the platter with the 4 items for $30 - the fried "chicken" was the best tasting, everything else was a waste. -Mac & Cheese needed way more sauce and more flavor. - Jambalaya tasted like microwaved rice that had barely any flavor- it just clumped together. - Mashed Potatoes were salted enough but tasted weird, I don't even know what to compare it to- baking soda without the flavor, but just that "salty" flavor? I mixed it with my Mac and cheese since one item was salty and the other was not. I made this account just to leave this review- please don't waste your money. Just get the fried chicken if you can but $30 for this was just offensive. On the plus side, the man that served the food was nice. read more

Had high hopes but left underwhelmed. Food was mediocre at best. Mac and cheese was not creamy and lacked flavor. Beans and corn were okay but didn't make me want more. The mock meat was okay. Again just okay. Set up was sketchy. Not sure if health department inspected. Would not try again. read more

Pop-up tent in Phoenixville, PA the day after the Phoenixville Vegfest that they didn't partake in. I'll get into the food, but to start off... The 'cook' grabbed the chicken with his (gloved) hand to throw it into the fryer. He did the same with the tots that the person before us ordered. Same glove took and exchanged cash. Frozen chick'n on a seeded hamburger roll with a handful (same gloves) of cabbage and drippy spoons of 2 different sauces. We think one was cheese but liquid like thick water, if that makes sense. We chose a side of cajun corn that was canned and salty as hell. All tins holding the food pre-cook were uncovered, in a dusty farmer's market parking lot, in 85 degree weather. All this fabulousness can be had for $20. Also, the jalopy of his van was wide open it the sun, with bulk cans of beans sitting in the doorway. Maybe this is a more economical way to cook them? Where are the food/server certifications and licenses? read more

SFVegan was in New Orleans Mid January 2025, I saw a post on our local vegan community facebook group and decided to drag my family of 5 out in the cold to experience this seemingly delicious vegan bbq pop up at our local Second Line Brewery... we arrived at 6:30pm it was dark my husband and 3 children: our 7 year old, toddler and infant stood in front of a rinky tent setup... I should have paid attention to the flags and gathered my family and left; but I decided to ignore it and proceeded to order. I got the plate dinner for $30 - 3 sides and a choice of fried or bbq chicken.... A shrimp poboy, $20 with a side and the totachos, $10 When I received my order, I would wth I paid $60 for!!!! It was a definite ripoff at first glance but when I sat down to eat it omg... no taste whatsoever. The jambalaya was just rice with some colored stuff no flavor or mock meat, the collard greens were also pretty bland and the baked beans taste like regular ass pinto beans... the bbq chicken was garderin flavorless chicken no bbq sauce or seasoning. The poboy bread was super large, cool bread, light dressing and 3 shrimps lol wth. The tot nachos super soggy. The customer service was extremely lacking and the guy was as dry as the food they served. Please run away their pop up is pretty trouble and trashy too. It was very messy and unkempt. Never again. read more

Review of Southern Fried Vegan - Extremely Disappointed and Concerned I usually try to support vegan food vendors, but my experience with Southern Fried Vegan was absolutely unacceptable. Not only was the food subpar, but the operation behind the scenes was downright unsanitary and unprofessional. Let's start with cleanliness: The owner never cleaned the pots or kitchenware before starting to cook -- and I watched closely. Even worse, during the event, I noticed he didn't wash his hands a single time while handling food. That alone should raise serious red flags for anyone concerned about hygiene. A customer was clearly unsatisfied with her order and told the manager that the food was inedible. Instead of addressing her concerns and offering a simple refund (which would've been the right thing to do), the manager chose to walk away from the situation. He went to get event security and staff to remove the customer from the festival entirely, rather than resolving the issue. His refusal to refund the $25 -- all because she was telling other festival-goers not to eat from his tent -- shows just how selfish and unprofessional this business is. This company seriously needs to be investigated. If someone gets sick from their food (which seems very likely based on what I saw), it could result in a major lawsuit. And honestly, it should. Please spread the word. If you see Southern Fried Vegan at a festival or market in your city or state, walk around the back of the tent before you decide to eat. Watch how they handle food -- it might change your mind. Bottom line: Southern Fried Vegan is not only unsanitary but also deeply unprofessional. Do better. read more

I am embarrassed to say I got absolutely swindled by their pop-up in Columbus today. $30 for the vegan equivalent of a middle school hot lunch. Appalling. read more

I completely regret eating at this pop-up. The setup appeared unsanitary, and the overall presentation of the tent, menu, and food handling raised serious concerns about cleanliness and professionalism. This was easily the worst dining decision I've made. I would strongly advise read more

The food was awful! Only good selling item was the shrimp on the po'boy. I just took those off the dry roll and ate them by themselves. Jambalaya was like dried out, over salted nastiness. The greens were very crunchy with no flavor and same with Mac and cheese. The BBQ plate didn't even taste like barbeque! So disappointed and for spending 70 bucks it definitely wasn't worth it. read more

According to their social media sites, Southern Fried Vegan is the first vegan pop-up vendor in Southern California and the #1 vegan BBQ joint in the U.S. per VegNews. A quick look at past and upcoming events shows they're in high demand. Indeed, looking at past and future events indicates stops from S. California to Florida to NYC. At Crooked Tooth Brewing in Tucson, waits in the line to place an order ranged from 20 minutes to over an hour! We decided to go between lunch and dinner, so our wait was on the shorter end of that range. The highlighted menu item was the Country Dinner with 4 sides, 1 "meat", and a slice of bread for $24. My partner and I each ordered one dinner plus a $10 tot appetizer to share. I selected mac & cheez, Cajun corn, yams, bbq beans, and fried chiquen for my meal. My partner swapped the beans for jambalaya, but otherwise got the same thing. Serving sizes are large, so share if you aren't super hungry or don't want leftovers. The good: It's all plant-based! The yams were sweet, soft, and yummy. The coating on the fried chiquen was crisp and flavorful, and the "meat" reminiscent of a chicken breast. The so-so: We enjoyed the totchos, though the authentic nacho cheese sauce was on the salty side. The beans and jambalaya were just ok. The Mac & Cheez was pretty bland, and the noodles stuck together to make a noodle ball. The bread was just a slice of Italian bread. The not-so-good: Neither of us could finish the Cajun corn; it simply was too salty to eat. I suspect it was accidentally seasoned twice. Tucson has a number of excellent vegan restaurant and catering options at this and lower price points. If you have a hankering for vegan soul food, give Southern Fried Vegan a try. Just inquire about added sodium and/or drink plenty of water first. read more

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Best Vegan BBQ Ive ever had hands down!!!!!! Their chicken is so crispy and their totchos are out of this world. My omnivore friends love them too! read more

The food in Columbus, Ohio was the worst ever especially for $30. Believe every bad review you read about it. The awful taste lingers a 1/2 hour later. As bad as everything was the "charred" greens were the worst burnt food I have ever tasted the other food was boxed and over salted read more

I was looking forward to this pop up for over a month. Arrive to a long line... that must mean it's good, right? Nope, far from it. What it means is people want to support a vegan business and try new, supposedly good vegan food. This was the most disappointing meal I've had in a very long time. $26 for a plate with some "beef" and 3 sides. Seemed really steep but everyone else's plates LOOKED good! Everything was so bad, I was shocked. Collards tasted exclusively like vinegar. Beef was way too salty and smoky. Mac and cheese was okay but not hot. The roll was crushed and kinda dry and stale. For the price I expected way better. My friends had two other things and theirs was also disappointing (fried behind burger, chicken sandwich). So I guess the scam is traveling around the country, posting photos of food that looks good, tricking people into paying lots of money for mediocre food, and then having no consequences because it's just a pop up. Lesson learned. Wouldn't bother. read more

Southern Fried Vegan - Beef, 2x Mac and cheese, collards - Vegan Near Me

The food was barely worth the price, I do not recommend at all. I got their Fried Chicken sandwich and Tater tots with their vegan cheese sauce on it. ($20) The sandwich had 2 pickles, the patty, and some sauce with ungrilled raw buns. The tater tots were a handful in a small bowl for $10!!! The cheese sauce was cold as if it just came out of the fridge. Food looked nothing like the pictures! Nothing to say about the service, they just take your order and give you your food. The ambiance/setup looked not so clean either. read more

I had the worst experience for $40. The mashed potatoes were extremely salty, as if they dumped an entire bottle of salt in them. The staff kept confusing our order and didn't provide the sandwich we requested. I only ended up eating the chicken sandwich, which was mediocre at best. Tossed the rest. I ordered mac and cheese and some weird shrimp on a dry load of bread. I won't be returning again. This is coming from Reno, Nevada. read more

The food looks nothing like the pictures. Food got my friend sick. "Smoked" beef= deep fried beyond patty Jambalaya = Spanish rice Mac and cheese= Peppered Macaroni Yams = cinnamon flavored mush Greens = unseasoned depressing collared greens Chicken sandwich= mediocre sandwich with sweet pickles and bread that falls apart Totchos= tots with ok cheese Don't waste your money or time. I came to yelp just to write this review because they turned off Facebook reviews. Felt like I was scammed. read more

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30 bucks for a plate of tasteless rice, canned beans, gardein chicken strips doused in what must have been an entire bottle of liquid smoke. What a ripoff! Just a pop up in a bar, so not even seating included. Avoid! read more