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Twisted Root Burger
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Texas burger chain but has a vegan patty, lots of add-on toppings, a pickle bar. Could build-your-own burger. Salads can be modified. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-10:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm.
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 07 Jan 2018 by Guest
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Added by KatieB on 19 Mar 2015
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9 Reviews
First Review by KatieB
bdubdab
Points +58
Great veg burger - Edit
I loved the tastes and textures of that burger! And it’s so great having six different pickle barrels to choose from and pig out on
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Rasputin
Points +530
Great Location - Edit
Great, all-be-it delicate, vegan burger. Delicious pickle bar. Plenty of parking. What more could you ask for? This location has a real contemporary-hipster feel with a splash of nostalgia and a pinch of pop culture. I’d expect nothing less from TRB.
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mamavegan2
Points +20
Yumm! - Edit
I got the build your own burger - veggie patty, wheat bun, avocado, Pickles, ketchup, mustard. It was a fun place & good food! My meat-eater companions liked it too!
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SaleyHwanson
Points +34
eh - Edit
I'm not crazy about the veggie burger, but then again I'm not a big fan of black bean patties.
Read moreI like that it's right next to the Alamo Drafthouse. You're given funny celebrity names for your order. It has that down to earth Texas burger place atmosphere.
For my meat-eating brother, this has become his favorite spot in Lubbock. Could be a good option if you're going out with a group.
Pros: next to Alamo Drafthouse, good for groups, good atmosphere
Cons: limited veg options
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klc1011
Points +18
Great Vegan Burger - Edit
The restaurant is very casual and lots of fun. At the register, they assign you a celebrity name, instead of a number, and find fun ways to call your name when your food is ready to be picked up. They have one vegan burger and it is called the Vegabond. It's tasty and very satisfying! The veggie burger and fries is a satisfying meal! However, there aren't any other options available to vegans. The menu is extensive for meat eaters. Even though the options are limited, I really appreciate how they help make a positive impact on the environment with their packaging, cups, dining ware, etc.
Read morePros: eco dining options, vegan burger
Cons: limited options
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bossman
Points +63
not that veg-friendly - Edit
These restaurants are not that veg-friendly. McDonalds has french-fries and salads. HappyCow is listing more and more restaurants that don't really cater to the vegetarian - we deserve more than just to be tolerated.
Read morePros: none
Cons: loud, limited menu, faux-hip
KatieB
Hey, just wanted to let you know that McDonald's french fries actually have beef ingredients in them :(
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Plantstrongtoday
Points +20
Vegabond - Edit
I would go back if I ate meat. I really was looking forward to having a good vegan burger. I was disappointed in the sandwich that I felt was very over price. I left disappointed. It's hard to find a great place in Lubbock for those who want to eat healthy.
Read morePros: The restaurant was clean and employees were friend
Cons: The Vegabond vegan. urgent really look great but I
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followthefabers
Points +20
Delicious Vegan Burger - Edit
Outstanding vegan housemade patty made with black beans, chickpeas, and quinoa. Has 1 specialty burger on menu that's vegan, the Vegabond, that is topped with avocado and siracha. Otherwise you can build your own with various toppings. The pickle bar alone was worth the stop!
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KatieB
Points +449
The only vegan burger in Lubbock? - Edit
I'm just visiting, so I lack the knowledge that local veg*ns may have, but I couldn't find anything on HC, so after an exhaustive internet search, I finally found a vegan burger patty at Twisted Root. It's right by the new Alamo Drafthouse, which is a great location, and it has outdoor seating, and a fabulous pickle bar with several flavors.
Read moreThe patty is made with black beans, quinoa, and chickpeas, and after my first bite I was a little alarmed that there might be cheese in it. Luckily a manager was walking by and asked how it was. I checked with him, and he assured me there is NO cheese, or dairy, and that the flavor comes from the hummus(the chickpeas weren't whole). The flavor was great, and they had lots of toppings to choose from, so I added pickled red onion, guacamole, lettuce, tomato, and dill pickles. I could have eaten another. It's definitely the best option I've found here so far. They also have local beer, a house root beer, and they use compostable materials. One thing that was fun was they assign you a name to know when your burger is up, and they're all fun things like "Kim Possible," or "My Fairy Godmother."
One thing that I did find unpleasant was a sticker stuck to the counter near the checkout that said, "Vegans are just wrong." I almost walked right out, but instead, I politely told the manager that it was offensive, especially since they sell a vegan burger. He seemed to listen without being defensive, so that's a start. I may not have listed this place in a city with more options, but here in Lubbock it seems like every little bit helps.
Pros: Pickle Bar!, Great tasting burger , Eco-friendly cups/trays/etc.
Cons: Mostly meat based, Offensive sticker at counter
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