Fire-N-Spice Vegan Restaurant, Bakery and Juices — Restaurant in Hartford

A Vegan Paradise: Fire & Spice Vegan Restaurant I'm thrilled to share my exceptional experience at Fire & Spice Vegan Restaurant, a true gem that has left me feeling inspired and nourished. As a vegan, I'm always on the lookout for restaurants that not only serve delicious plant-based food but also prioritize health and wellness. Fire & Spice exceeded my expectations in every way, and I'm so grateful to have discovered this hidden gem.

A Vast Selection of Delicious Options From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the vast selection of food options available. The menu is carefully crafted to showcase the best of in-season vegetables, and the staff is more than happy to guide you through the various options. I was spoiled for choice, and I couldn't wait to try some of the dishes.

A True Embodiment of Body-Mind-Soul Health & Wellness What sets Fire & Spice apart from other vegan restaurants is its commitment to holistic wellness. The staff is extremely knowledgeable about the food and its nutritional benefits, and they're happy to share their expertise with customers. From the carefully crafted juices and smoothies to the nourishing bowls and patties, every dish is designed to nourish both body and soul.

Exceptional Food But what truly sets Fire & Spice apart is the exceptional food. Everything I tried was outstanding, from the flavorful beans and greens to the delicious patties and smoothies. The food is not only delicious but also carefully prepared to ensure that every bite is a nutritional powerhouse.

A Game-Changer for Those Looking to Change Their Diet If you're looking to change your diet and adopt a healthier lifestyle, Fire & Spice is an excellent resource. The staff is passionate about helping customers achieve their health goals, and they're more than happy to offer guidance and support. Whether you're a seasoned vegan or just starting out, this restaurant is a must-visit.

Rating Breakdown: Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Overall Experience: 5/5

Recommendation: If you're a vegan or just looking for a healthy and delicious meal, Fire & Spice Vegan Restaurant is a must-visit. The food is outstanding, the staff is knowledgeable and passionate, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this restaurant is a true gem that's not...

Really good food. They are usually up and running with their full spread of food by lunch time. Call ahead to be sure they have everything you want.

Rotated dishes: The coconut tofu is just incredible--so tasty and such a satisfying chewy texture. First time trying the akee fruit, had a lovely delicate texture. Jamaican Rundown - Fantasric curry seitan - delicious BBQ tofu - fantastic curry potatoes - great pomegranate tempeh - very interesting, almost cheese like topping. Great. dal - okay cabbage hot slaw thing - good breakfast items (hash browns, sausage and peppers, and tofu scramble) - good Ital stew - Ital has no salt, but after I added salt was good dal - decent -okra - good

Patties: -Pumpkin - phenomenal -jerk plantain - great -Ackee patty - good -Callaloo patty - good

Other hot case items: -smoked gouda burrito - good -burger burrito - good -Morning porridge - tasty -masala dosa - good -cabbage turnover - great

Pastries: -coconut cookie - great -banana blueberry muffin - good -chocolate chip cookie - good -pumpkin spice loaf - alright, kinda dry

Ice cream: -grape nut - great -pistachio - okay, not at all like pistachio to me, almost a very mild artificial peach flavor

100% vegan place, uses organic, raw cane sugar (non bone-char...

The Jamaican food is delicious as are the patties (pumpkin spice should just be called spiced pumpkin - it was delicious, as was the soy fish. The ackee was a bit bland). They had delicious ginger and hibiscus juice. The Indian style food was not as flavorful as I'm used to Indian food being.

There's a counter by the window with stools for eating at, but most people take out. I didn't get the sense that the restaurant was very welcoming. They couldn't be bothered to answer our questions about the food (my toddlers can't handle spicy food right now and when we asked if they could recommend the least spicy pattie, they insisted that all the patties were not spicy despite the ones we had clearly having pepper or ginger in them), and acted as if I was bothering them when I tried to confirm where to put the dirty utensils (nothing was labeled but I'm apparently supposed to just know that the empty metal can is for dirty utensils).

I don't rate places based on atmosphere or this place would be a 2 based on how unwelcoming and difficult to eat in it was. Food-wise it was a 5 for the Jamaican and 3 for the Indian, so I averaged it...