Lacto
American
Pizza
Organic
Beer/Wine
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. One of the few places to have veg food in town. On the menu are pizza, pasta, salad, and desserts. Can request for vegan salad and pasta. Upscale lounge vibe with live music.
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230 E Main St, Fredericksburg, Texas, USA, 78624
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Added by elfmaiden713 on 08 Jan 2015
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14 Reviews
First Review by elfmaiden713
loreleve
Points +304
Tons of flavors - Edit
So many flavors in one bowl. I will definitely crave this and want to go back for it again. There was more food in the bowl than I could finish.
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LoriKW
Points +710
Good - Edit
The power bowl is pretty good. I do appreciate that there's a vegan option that I don't have to make any modifications to. It came with three spreads that I didn't know what to do with, if they offered pita bread with it that would be perfect. Overall, the power bowl was good with fresh and flavorful veggies.
Read morePros: Friendly employees
Cons: One option for vegans
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KellyJC
Points +123
Vegan entree at lunch - not dinner - Edit
My husband and I have been to Vaudeville a few times now, and we really enjoy the vegan power bowl (you will be stuffed - it's big), and the Mediterranean platter without the homemade ricotta (we order more hummus or baba ganoush instead). I've also had the coconut milk rice pudding and thought it was expensive but delicious. Others above have detailed these items, so I just want to point out that the power bowl is only served at lunch (until 3 PM). The Mediterranean platter (a starter) and a grilled veggie salad are also on the dinner menu, but there aren't any dinner entrees for vegan patrons. Others have mentioned the pizzas, and I see there is a Farmer's Market pizza with seasonal veggies on the menu, but if you're like me, some bread with tomato sauce and vegetables does not a dinner make. We'll continue to visit here for special lunches (again, it's pricey and feels a bit formal), but I guess dinner is on us.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-06-01
Pros: Special dining environment, Professional and helpful staff, Really fantastic flavors and textures in the food
Cons: Expensive, Somewhat formal space, Lack of vegan dinner options
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JonahWilliston
Points +16
Not great overall - Edit
Very limited vegan options. I ordered the power bowl and was underwhelmed.
Read morePros: Good service
Cons: Expensive, Lack of vegan options
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veganamx
Points +532
Nice to eat something healthy and vegan - Edit
Nice place. Delicious vegan option in menu. Just what we needed
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irplonk96
Points +2900
Good options - Edit
We had the garden salad and the farmer's market pizza (ask for no cheese). It was pretty good for being in a town with few vegan options, and the pizza was really pretty.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-05-08
Pros: Cool vibe, Friendly staff, Accommodating to vegans
Cons: Pricy
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LadyBugGirl
Points +63
Several Raw vegan options - Edit
Enjoyed the soup and power bowls
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JimReilly
Points +45
Barely any options - Edit
A salad or a vegetable plate were the only options (Dec 2020). Disappointing.
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SusanOlson
Points +34
Vegan bowl - Edit
Yum, yum! The vegan bowl was worth the stop. Trendy restaurant in the basement of a trendy shop in a cute, touristy Texas town.
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grapenutsf
Points +181
Great lunch option - Edit
Had the power bowl with grilled asparagus, carrots, zuke, baba ganoush, greens, avocado etc really tasty. Sat outside and people watched. It was lovely.
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Rasputin
Points +530
BEST Vegan Bowl on EARTH - Edit
The vegan bowl at Vaudeville is so good, it should be illegal. It’s easily the best vegan dish I’ve ever gotten at any restaurant. They also have an amazingly earthy and delicious Genmaicha Tea (green tea brewed with roasted brown rice). For dessert, you need to order their vegan coconut milk rice pudding-it will change your life. It’s unbelievable how on-point every menu item is at this restaurant; they deserve all your money. If you dine at one place in Fredericksburg, it should be Vaudeville.
Read morePros: World’s Best Vegan Bowl, Vegan Rice Pudding, Expansive Tea Menu
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CliffBennett
Points +22
good vegan options - Edit
We had the dip trio (bean puree, olive tapenade, home made ricotta) which was a good starter. The had the Spanish lentil soup (delicious). Entrees were the Mediterranean quinoa bowl (favorite) and the Power bowl - both excellent, hearty vegan leaning options. Good beer selection too. Great cookies too.
Read morePros: great food, nice ambience
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Msshelbyjean
Points +52
Great place!! - Edit
Thanks to Happy Cow we found this place while in town on business. What a wonderful surprise!! It is not only because of a few vegan options but the atmosphere is a refreshing retreat from having to struggle through another Mexican restaurant!!!
Read moreVaudeville gets it and we are SO Happy!!!
Pros: Vegan entrees, Classy atmosphere , Attentive service
Cons: No vegan pastries
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elfmaiden713
Points +166
Amazing - Edit
Fredericksburg (honestly, most of Texas) is hard for vegetarians and nearly impossible for vegans. The only other restaurant in town with a vegan dinner option is Subway! There were a few Mexican places on the main street that might have had vegetarian food, but many Mexican restaurants cook their beans in bacon and/or lard and I didn't feel like having that conversation at the time.
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Vaudeville is in the basement of a furniture/home goods store and it looks like a big-city lounge. The night we went, a flamenco guitarist was playing and the place was packed.
We ordered the gourmet cheese plate, which came with 5 artisanal cheeses, crackers, and fruit, as well as the dip trio. It was honestly the best cheese plate I've ever had in my life, and the dips--cannellini bean paste, olive tapenade, and fresh ricotta, all made in-house--were divine. The chocolate mousse dessert was almost sinful. The bill was pretty high, but I'd eat it all again in a heartbeat.
The menu is seasonal and changes frequently, so vegans should call ahead before going. When we went, there was a quinoa salad that could be made without the yogurt dressing as well as a few pizzas that could be made cheeseless; the ricotta in the dip trio (each in a separate container) could be substituted pretty easily. The soups and desserts of the day might also be vegan. Vegetarians had it easier, with potentially veg soups and quiches as well as 2 veggie pizzas and the quinoa salad.
All in all, if Vaudeville is able to accommodate your diet, you'd do yourself a disservice not to check it out. It's awesome.
Pros: Swanky, upscale atmosphere, Ingredients are locally sourced, Live music
Cons: Few vegan options
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