Belenty's Love Vegan Mexican Restaurant Veggie Outers Review (Fort Worth)

Category: Vegan

Rating: 8.7

Our visit to Belenty’s Love in Fort Worth made for some tasty food but came at the experience of a few hiccups when it comes to customer service. You’ll see what we mean as we go deeper into this review so lets get started! Not in the mood to read? Check out the video review below!

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Food: The food was pretty good. Since they are a vegan mexican restaurant, we can’t help but compare them to the other ones in the metroplex. El Polote and Casa Del Vegano in particular. While we agreed that they are indeed good, the other 2 restaurants mentioned do have a slight edge over them. That’s nothing to be ashamed of though as those other 2 are very good! Even still, many veggie outers agreed that even though the food is better at the 2 mentioned, the difference is very small though

Atmosphere: For this category, we do have to mentioned that it was the restaurant’s anniversary at the time we paid them a visit. Because of this, there were additional decorations in the building. This cause most of us to enjoy the atmosphere a lot! Even if those decorations are taken down though, the normal interior decor of the place is much better then most other restaurants

Customer Service: The staff is very friendly. Most likely one of the friendliest that we’ve encountered. We did have a few issue in this area though. As it stands, the restaurant does not have a website. We mentioned this before but restaurants nowadays should have a website. It’s an industry standard. They also have a reservation policy where they want you to call to make a reservation. There is nothing wrong with this on it’s own but when you combine this with not having a website, people won’t know you even have a policy and the steps you need to take to book a table. It’s seems rather unorthodix when comparing them to other restaurants. They also didn’t keep up with refilling any of the empty glasses on the table and we had to ask for things like napkins and silverware. These are areas that they could use some improvement on. If they do improve on these though, they would be perfect here since they are so friendly

Price: Thoughts here were mixed. Some thought their prices were a little too expensive. Others though they were about average. When comparing them to their vegan restaurant colleagues, they were a little above average. The portion sizes that we got for what we paid was still good though

Overall we recommend them for their tasty food and eccentric atmosphere. While the customer service could use some work in some areas, it wasn’t enough to break the experience

Loving Hut Veggie Outers Review (Arlington)

Category: Vegan

Rating: 8.4

Website: https://lovinghut.us/arlington/


The best summary of our experience here is we encounter some very tasty food with a great visual atmosphere Not in the mood to read? Check out the video review below!

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Food: It was very tasty and the menu offers a good variety of foods. Normally there is more to say here but since every enjoy what they got, this concise statement speaks for the whole food category!


Atmosphere: The inside of loving hut has a nice and plant based decor. There are live plants that are nicely decorated around the restaurant. There are also various props for veganism on the wall on one side of the inside which is great! The only negative is that the inside of the place was kind of hot. It wasn’t 100 degrees inside or anything like that but since the doors are glass and have any blinds, it caused the inside to get a little hot. Because of this we don’t recommend coming with a hoodie on if its the summer for obvious reasons.


Customer Service: Overall loving hut was good here. The staff took our orders at our tables and brought our food out when it was ready. This is such as breath of fresh air since some restaurants are switching to a self served model. The only downside is it did take a while for everyone to get their food. Not extremely long but longer then other restaurants. That was in part due to the large size of our group though so that’s something to keep in mind.


Price: This is the most reasonable priced vegan restaurant we have ever visited. Their prices have remained the same and good despite other vegan restaurants appearing and inflation happening. You’re basically getting quality food with reasonable portions with prices ranging back to the early 2000s. you just can’t beat that!


Overall we definetly recommend them for their great tasting food and decent prices. The wait for our food and the temperature of the inside are things that could be improved but they didn’t ruin the experience. It’s a must try vegan restaurant!

Nuno’s Tacos & Vegmex Grill Veggie Outers Review 2023 (Richardson)

Category: Vegan

Rating: 8.3

Website: N/A

The best way to overview our experience with Nuno’s is say that they have taken some steps forward in some regards but they have taken a few steps back in other areas when comparing them to how they were the 1st time we went. They currently operate using a take out model with some exceptions to dining in. With that being the case, many things mentioned in this review will be comparing them to how they were in 2020. If you would like to see our 1st review of them, click here. Now that we have mentioned that, lets go into our review!

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Food: The food has improved from the last time we paid them a visit. That’s saying a lot since the food was already great in 2020. Not only is the food tasty but we agreed that they have a good protein variety for a vegan restaurant. Some people don’t like to consume soy or may not want to eat a particular meat substitue. Their menu is so protein diverse that there is something for everyone. This is something that we feel all vegan restaurants should adapt at some point. In this regards, Nuno’s is ahead of the curb!


Atmosphere: Not much has changed in this regard from the last time we were there. The things that have changed are for the worse though. Not enough to break the experience but they are worth mentioning. Not all of the lights were on in the building and occasionally the AC would kick on, making a noise that would disrupt conversations from time to time. This comes with the territory of the take out model but that’s why our atmosphere rating is lower then it was before.


Customer Service: The setup that they are using now has the biggest effect on this category. As it stands, they offer a option to dine in but by reservation only. The max reservation that they will allow is a party of 10 people. This was problematic for us since some of our meetups can have as many as 25 people. Due to this, some people could not attend this meetup. It should be noted that there are 2 tables right outside the restaurant with 6 chairs that can be used. These were the tables that used to be inside the restaurant the 1st time we reviewed them. This doesn’t make for the best customer experience since there is a max put on how many people can dine in per party and a reservation has to be made ahead of time. The Toasttab software that they use for accepting orders and reservations has a max input of 20 people though which can lead to some confusion. Just know that they have a max of 10 people, not the 20 default setting that is on the Toasttab software

When it came to us actually being in the restaurant though, we felt the service was great! The staff remembered us from the 1st time we were there and they were very friendly and chatty. Both of these factors come together to make a average experience when it comes to customer service. With the planning process of getting there being unfavorable but once we were there, the experience being exceptional.

A key note in this category that has to be mentioned though is we feel they need a website. This was brought up the 1st time we were there but they were newer so it was a little more acceptable. This time around though, most restaurants whether they be take out or dine in have websites. A lot of what was mentioned here would have been solved with a website where you can control the user experience to make it as smooth as possible so the customer can understand that this is a take out restaurant and the the dine in reservation has a max of 10 people.

As it stands, the take out slash dine in aspect of the restaurant can be confusing and other social medias like facebook and instagram, they still say they are a takeout restaurant. A website would go a long way toward streamlining the communication of how their restaurant is setup which would make for a better experience for customers. Hopefully in the future, they get a website so that these issues can be addressed.


Price: Inflation is a thing and the price of food has gone up! We didn’t feel like their prices have went up any more or less then other vegan restaurants so we felt the prices were appropriate given the situation.


Overall heading back to Nuno’s was a good experience! The food is tasty and has plenty of protein variety! The issues named in the customer service section keep it from being a great one though. The good news is that most of those issues can be addressed with website or a more refined communication process on the media outlets that they use like Toasttab, Instagram and Facebook. Even still, we highly recommend them! Just be sure to plan around the things mentioned in the customer service section and you should have a good experience.

Spiral Diner Veggie Outers Review (Fort Worth)

Category: Vegan

Rating: 8.5

Website: https://spiraldiner.com/

Spiral Diner provided a great dining experience while having some slight controversies with prices and customer service. We go more into detail on this in the review so lets get started! Not in the mood to read? Check out the video review below!

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Food: We universally enjoyed the food here. The menu has a LOT of variety in it. So much that regardless of what type of taste buds you have, Spirals will likely have something on their menu that will satisfy them. The only real critiuqe that we have ( it’s more of a nitpic) is if they could add traditional french fries to their menu, that’d be awesome. As it stands, they don’t really have and form for french fries. Given the type of food that they serve, we feel it’s appropriate to include them. Without them, the sides on the menu seem incomplete. That aside, the food was great!


Customer Service: The staff is very friendly and they attended to us regularly. Plus, they have actually keep the old school format of someone taking your order at your table and bringing your food out. That alone deserves praise since nowadays, a lot of restaurants are attempting to move towards a self serving model. As you can tell, we aren’t fans of the self serving model so it’s nice to see a traditional service model in place. We did have an issue here though. As more members came, it would have been nice to have an additional table for our group. They didn’t give us an extra table so some of us had to sit separate from the group table. If they were packed to full capacity, this would be understandable but they were only at 50 to 70 percent occupancy during the meetup. There were tables literally just sitting there that could have been used. All other restaurants have been accommodating in this regard so this is some feedback that we hope they might implement going forward since it is somewhat of an industry standard.


Atmosphere: It has the atmosphere of a diner. What more can we say? Visually we wppreciated the art on the walls and the plants that they had in the restaurant. It’s only fitting that a plant based restaurant have some plants, right? These plants were real though and well maintained so that was a nice visual touch. It can get loud inside the restaurant though so you’ll want to keep that in mind ahead of time.


Price: The prices were kind of high when compared to other restaurants, vegan ones included. Inflation has had an effect on the whole industry so prices have increase everywhere accross the board. For Spirals though, they’ve increase 2 to 3 dollars more then other places which makes one of the more expensive places that we’ve been to.


Overall Spiral Diner in Fort Worth was an enjoyable experience. The food is tasty and has a lot in term of variety. This experience does have a price to it but it is an experience nonetheless.

Vegan Food House Veggie Outers Review (Updated)

Category: Vegan

Rating: 8.17

Website: https://www.veganfoodhouse.com/

The Vegan Food House has been a favorite of the group. Like a lot of restaurants though, they went through a menu change after the Pandemic happened. This is why we overdue to pay them another visit. Has the experience changed or are they still close to the top of the list when it comes to vegan restaurants? Keep reading to find out! Not in the mood to read? Check out the video review below!

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Food: The theme if this restaurant seems to be vegan junk food and it very much delivers on that front. The entrees of all our dishes were tasty and creative like before. This time around there are even more options then before when it comes to the menu variety. This is something we greatly enjoyed. There were some entrees that members felt were seasoned a little too much though. That goes with the them of vegan junk though. For details on this, please refer to the video review.

Customer Service: Overall the customer service was ok. We agreed it could have been better but they were deal with a unique situation the day we visited. There was a heat advisor going and the temperature was 104 for the day. This had a chain effect. People in general did not use the houses outdoor patio for seating at all (And understandable so!). This in turn, cause everyone to be inside the house which had limiting effect on the customer service. This is why we say it was ok but could have been better. Seeing how that situation is out of the norm though, it had to be mentioned

Atmosphere: When you think Vegan Food House, you may not think it is in an actually house! It is very homey and cosy inside. There music playing at a modest level in the background. Enough to set the mood but not loud enough to disrupt conversations. We’ve don’t really encounter this homey time of vibe in a restaurant so it made for a nice change of pace. We found it to our liking.

Pricing: We found that the pricing felt appropriate for what we got. Im particular though. We found the portions given to be huge despite factors such as inflation and export/import issues caused by the pandemic in the food industry. When measuring it against other vegan restaurants, it’s not cheaper but it’s not more expensive either.  They definitely have superior portions though which is very commendable


Overall we enjoyed ourselves at The Vegan Food House! For more details, checkout the video review below.