Blue Sage Vegan Bistro — Restaurant in Little Rock

Frito pie was good except for being drenched in aioli, which I didn't expect. It was thanfully masked by chili/beans/ and jalapenos so I was able to eat about 5 bites. I was very excited to try their chick'n sandwich only to be surprised with it covered in aioli. Their signage gives zero indication of what's on their food, and they don't offer toppings on the side, which is a fair idea given the lack of transparency. This food was not cheap, and I was not happy to get an entire sandwich I'm going to need to either give away or trash due to the aioli. Not everyone enjoys mayonnaise. It would be swell if they were considerate of that. I spent nearly $30 for two items and did not eat much. The worst part of the experience is the owner. She likes to go to Internet and find posts to troll, pick arguments, and insult customers who happened to not agree her aioli sauce goes on everything. She is immature and unprofessional. It's honestly sad. I had to literally block her. She even claimed I ate all the frito pie in a vegan group she was trolling with the help of 2 of her friends. I hope her sobriety...

You know how we say you never get a second chance to make a first impression....I visited here for lunch and had called in my order but when i get there the customer service was horrible. I stood at the counter for a few minutes before the worker, who had looked at me and knew I was there acknowledged me. I had to wait another ten minutes before I received my food. The worker handed me my food. I asked for a to go bag. The worker sat the bag on the counter as if I was to sack my own food! Once the worker saw that I wasn't sacking anything he handed me my sacked food as if I had the worst illness ever and he didn't want anything to do with touching me. Once I got into the car I checked my food and it was cold, not warm, not hot, not lukewarm but cold. My bun and fries were really cold. The taste of the food wasn't bad at all but the food should have been fresh and customer service...

The Frito pie was good, but would’ve been better if it had not been drenched in aïoli. I dislike mayonnaise, and luckily, this dish had chili, beans, and jalapeños to mask the unnecessary aioli. I was so excited to try their “chick’n sandwich, also COVERED in aioli, which left me unable to eat it. I spent nearly $30 on these two dishes and ate barely any of the Frito pie and none of the sandwich. The owner is extremely immature, unprofessional, and likes to go to the Internet, to personally argue and troll your review posts. It’s really sad. She blames everything on the customer, and takes no responsibility for the fact that her signs have no information whatsoever about what’s on the food, and that she also drenches this aioli sauce on non-traditional foods, such as frito chili pie, which the average consumer wouldn’t assume has anything similar to...