Q: negative

A: This place is seriously rated as a top vegetarian eatery? In that case I could just as easily set a cardboard box up on the strip and hand out microwaved factory made patties on untoasted bread with no condiments and get the same award. Because that is what you are paying 8$ and up for. Factory. Made. Shit. Not even seasoned factory patties, oh no. For you meat eaters let me break it down for you, factory made vegan/vegetarian patties are the equivalent of the hamburger patties you get at Mickey D's and Burger King. At least there they know it's cheap crap, and you get the price for it. Here, they charge you a ridiculous price for stuff you can go to ANY store now days and buy yourself, make yourself, and it would be better and cheaper for you. My friend brought me here, bless her soul, because she wanted to try the highly touted veggie food, since she is converting to the green side. So here is the meal we got after half an hour of waiting (where mind you others who arrived after us were served waaay before us): I got the grilled chicken burger, vegan style, which consisted of the vegan patty (a very thin, small patty not big enough for the ENORMOUS bun they throw it on) with mostly iceberg lettuce and one sliver of tomato, plus thawed out Daiya cheese shreds and the most lethargic fries I've ever had. They claimed that the fries were baked, but most of them were cooked just enough to not be raw, but were so soft that it was basically a mound of unmashed potatoes. Oily too. She got the panini sandwich, which was the same thing, just different bread. And baked chips. LAYS BAKED POTATO CHIPS. WTF!? This place claims it's organic and healthy, but they serve LAYS CHIPS here!? That shit is so processed they legally should not be allowed to put 'potato' on the bag! The only logical reason for this place to have the reputation it does in the vegan/vegetarian world is because they have no real competition. And the location is in an area where people are too rich and lazy to make their own meals, so they go here and feel better about themselves.

Q: negative

A: If you don't mind feeling like an annoyance, then this is your place! I suggest going elsewhere if you feel like being treated as a paying patron! Lady runs a 3rd party DMV with her dog which is extremely aggressive! Once you enter you have to double check where you're at, it smells like a candle factory, I guess you can buy a candle while you attempt to get title/registration work done for your vehicle. Definitely will not return!!!

Q: positive

A: Back again with a group of friends from work. I can't control myself and got the pulled pork again. Still as good as the last time I was here. I did get to try the brisket And it was very good and moist. I'd like to see a smoked turkey sandwich as an option. Great to be back.

Q: positive

A:
My love of local businesses led me straight to this great place. The operator (owner perhaps?) was so friendly and gave a full list of options from fresh squeezed lemonade to the amazing cookies and ice cream. You can make your own ice cream sandwich by chosing from a list of freshly baked cookies and an even longer list of ice cream flavors. Bonus: you can get half a sandwich. SO much better than most of the ice cream places that offer cookie sandwiches the size of your head that you either cannot or should not finish! I regret chosing a normal chocolate chip cookie and french vanilla. It was great but if I get back to Tempe, I'm trying something more unique. Skip the chain next door and come see this nice man and his great shop. You will not be disappointed!