Just before winter, I went here with a a bunch of friends. It was honestly the most poorly accommodating restaurant I have ever eaten at as a vegan. The lady who was working there as the cook and server refused to serve us Nachos without the cheese, it was the strangest experience! The food was okay, considering the cost, it was not worth it!
I am usually over the moon when I find new Vegetarian/Vegan restaurants, but I was completely disappointed this time around.

We arrived on holiday at 8:55 at the restaurant on a Saturday night and were told that they were done for the night, even though their sign clearly says they are open 5-9. We explained we were vegan, and only in town for the evening. They did not seem at all concerned to lose our business. They had a large party of people, who would probably be there another hour still, plenty if time to whip up some food for two tired and hungry travelers. But, no go. After this discussion, it was still one minute to their stated close of seating. And, they seemed somewhat arrogant, and not to really think that upsetting a customer would make a difference to them.

NOT HAPPY with they two "gentlemen".

I ordered the nachos, which are labeled as vegan on the menu. I asked the server if they were automatically vegan or if I had to specify, and she told me they were vegan. When they came out, the cheese looked suspiciously legit, and it turned out the server had not requested vegan cheese. I would think that an item labeled as vegan on a menu would be vegan by default, or that the server would at least ask, especially at a vegetarian restaurant. The non-vegan appetizer made me reluctant to eat the mac and "cheese," which was very stretchy. Unfortunate, because it seemed like a cute place with interesting food options.