Vegan-friendly
American
Juice bar
Take-out
Food is plant-based and dairy-free. Find soups, salads, sandwiches, sides, desserts, plus a juice and smoothie menu. Est. 2016 previously at 9974 Commerce St. Open Mon-Thu 10:30am-2:30pm.
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9848 Rome Blvd, Summerville, Georgia, USA, 30747
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Last update on 14 Apr 2022 by Vineyard
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8 Reviews
First Review by Flown
aghair
Points +68
Unexpected Find - Thanks Happy Cow - Edit
While we were visiting Mentone we checked Happy Cow for a plant based restaurant. To our surprise we were given this one. Decor was attractive and the food was delicious. We will visit again.
Read morePros: All plant based. , Pleasant staff. , Reasonably priced.
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Awillbob
Points +119
What a find❗ - Edit
Amazing! I'm driving through rural Georgia. There's barely any cell coverage. Confederate flags hanging everywhere and everyone I see is wearing camo. Then, I stumble upon the most charming vegan restaurant.
Read moreThe atmosphere is charming, and the food is some of the best vegan food I've ever had.
The restaurant is run by an adorable family who has taken on the mission of educating this barbecue eating portion of the world on the healthy aspects of eating vegan.
Pros: Great food, Great service!, adorable location
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StrobeliteFreak
Points +13
unexpected find! - Edit
My husband and I were leaving our honeymoon in Mentone and decided to check HappyCow to find a place for lunch on the way home. The Vineyard wasn't on our way but looked too promising not to go. So we made our way to the little town of Summerville. I was a little worried as the town is so small it didn't seem like it would have a vegetarian joint.
Read moreBoy was I glad to be wrong! This place is mostly vegan (does use honey in some recipes so if you don't eat honey be sure to ask!) and entirely vegetarian. I had the Summervillian cheese steak and was very impressed with the seasoning and the quality of the cashew cheese. My husband had the tofu burrito and immediately asked if I could try to make tofu "eggs" like that at home. We both also tried the fresh pressed juices and were astounded. Even the ketchup is fresh made. The atmosphere is very friendly and the owner struck up a nice conversation with us. It's very clean and very affordable as well. We got 2 juices, 2 entrees, 2 smoothies, and 2 to go entrees for under $50!
I highly recommend this for vegetarians and non vegetarians alike. We will definitely be back even with the hour drive it is from our home.
Pros: vegetarian , good variety, atmosphere
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Getaclewis
Points +46
Shocked and delighted! - Edit
I had zero expectations of finding vegan food in Summerville, but I took a chance and was beyond happy when this restaurant popped up on Happy Cow! The couple who opened it in February are super sweet and, since they homeschool, you're likely to meet their kids, too.
Read morePros: The food was tasty! I love a veggie burger that's , My friend had the golden tofu scramble and yellow , Tried two of the smoothies and both were great.
Cons: The presentation was not exciting, but I didn't ca, It wasn't particularly fast, but vegan food rarely
Guest
addunford
Points +40
Must go! - Edit
This is a wonderful place! If you have the opportunity to stop by, you will be most pleased. The vegan brunch is excellent and the owners are extraordinarily kind. We really enjoyed our afternoon there, and we will be back!
Read morePros: all vegan, kind owners , excellent food!
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gonzo3363
Points +20
An oasis of fresh healthy food! - Edit
It's HARD to find plant-based food in the south...especially in small towns in the south, but we are so happy we found this place! On our way to see Paradise Gardens (Howard Finster's home), we came across The Vineyard, and we were so glad we did.
Read moreThe food was more than amazing (I practically licked the bowl from my squash soup) with a variety of food to choose from. FRESH PRESSED JUICES!! YAY!!
The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. The owners are husband and wife who couln't be nicer. The energy in this place is fueled by love.
What I also found out was that this couple along with medical professionals from the area offer a 10 day jump start program on health and wellness with cooking classes and full meals for 10 days. It's really amazing how they are helping people in this town!
I would definitely return!
Pros: very delicious meals, friendly owners who care, food is fresh and healthy
Cons: too far from my house :)
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rileypsych
Points +27
Great, unexpected vegan cafe in Summerville - Edit
Completely vegan breakfast, brunch and lunch plus juices and smoothies, and grocery! Note they are closed Saturdays, OPEN Sundays. This place is family-run and their young children are darling when they come out and quietly play nearby. The family is Seventh-Day Adventist (Christian), and there are some unobtrusive faith-based quotations and materials available to customers. I'm not a member of their church (or any church), and the religious "hints" don't bother me because it's just like many places here in the south that do the same. Some of u might feel differently, tho. So keep that in mind.
Read moreThey are so nice, and the place has been nicely decorated. The food has been really good--I've tried the portobella "burger", which is my fave. They have good noodle soup and lentil soup. I had a tropical smoothie and that was great. They Offer baked goods, but I'm always too full.
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Flown
Points +27
Delicious food. Awkward atmosphere. - Edit
I would have rated this restaurant much higher, but the atmosphere tarnished the experience a bit for me.
Read moreIt can be difficult to find plant-based or vegan food in the area, so I was delighted to see this restaurant open in Summerville.
The food was pretty delicious and inexpensive, and the owners were very friendly too.
So what am I complaining about? I am not big on mixing religion and food. I am absolutely supportive of the personal freedom to practice public prayer at the dinner table, but I really don't want to be surrounded by religious literature, Bible quotes, and prayer request jars (or handed religious pamphlets). I know this is pretty commonplace in the South, but it can make nonbelievers or followers of other faiths feel very awkward.
I would likely order takeout from this restaurant--but I am unlikely to return for a dine-in visit.
Pros: Inexpensive
Cons: Nonsecular
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