Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar

Spaghetti Squash with Beetballl made vegan by omitting the parmesan cheese that they sprinkle on it. at Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar in Rancho Cucamonga

Cute decor -big patio that allows you to bring your dog. at Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar in Rancho Cucamonga

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Family friendly restaurant. Has hummus, edamame, and tofu which you could get in a rice bowl or as substitute for chicken in a salad. At brunch the avocado toast can be ordered without the cheesy egg. Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-12:00am, Sat-Sun 9:00am-12:00am.

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11560 4th St, Rancho Cucamonga, California, USA, 91730
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+1-909-987-4131
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- Last update on 08 Oct 2020 by Guest
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- Added by marci_mae on 18 Feb 2019
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2 Reviews

First Review by marci_mae

Kirsses

Points +807

Vegan

28 Jan 2022

Not a Ton of Options, but a Few Good Ones - Edit

Limited menu but the few options they do have are pretty good. My go-to here is the teriyaki tofu rice bowl, actually yummy and doesn’t feel like a side item/like I’m missing out.

Jamila

31 Jul 2022

Just FYI, the teriyaki tofu bowl is not marked as vegan on their Allergen list. It doesn't have dairy or eggs listed, so since it's teriyaki, I'd guess honey. Only the Sweet and Sour Tofu Bowl is listed as vegan.

marci_mae

Points +295

Vegan

18 Feb 2019

Vegan Friendly - Edit

I ate here on the weekend and was happy they were so aware vegan expectations. They don't have a lot of vegan options, but they do have vegetarian options that can be made vegan. Our waitress was clearly knowledgeable about what was a vegan dish, and aware of subtle differences that vegans would be concerned about.

I had their seasonal meal of Spaghetti Squash and Beetballs. On the menu it said vegetarian beetballs, so I was a little concerned. She checked with the chef to make sure the beetballs did not have egg or other nonvegan products in them. She came back and said that the dish can be vegan if you take away the parmesan cheese that they normally sprinkle on it. That was the only thing that made it vegetarian, otherwise, it was clearly vegan. Okay, those beetballs were on!

They also had some bowls that you could have with a tofu option and some soups that were vegan. I wanted to try the Spaghetti Squash and Beetballs because it was unique. I was not disappointed because it was super tasty!

Pros: lots if veggies, knowledge staff on vegan options

Cons: limited vegan menu