Grilled! Plant-based to make you Smile! — Restaurant in New York

The purpose of this review is not to hate or harm this restaurant in any way, shape, or form. That being said, I hope you take this review as an informative review.

Atmosphere: This is more of an outdoor eatery spot, chill vibes in warm summer days. A nice spot for a solo eater or a group of friends.

Service: Service was pleasant. They pay attention to detail, are friendly, and respectful.

Food: This is the part where I gave this restaurant 4 stars. I really wanted to experience the expectations I made in my head after reading other comments. I ordered the Classic Burger, French fries, Korean Beef, and a pumpkin shake. The classic burger was good, not amazingly delicious but good. The french-fries became overwhelmingly salty as I tried to finish them. The Korean Beef had a really good flavor, but a bit too oily. Finally, the pumpkin shake was pretty good as well, it was a suggestion from the kind cashier. Do not get me wrong, the food is not bad, it is pretty good. It can just be my own personal preferences. So, go ahead and have your own experience.

Price: Prices are decent, can't...

CALLING ALL COLOMBIANS!!! This is the ONLY place I've ever seen vegan SALCHIPAPA!! Imagine my surprise when I showed up to get a milkshake (which was absolutely delicious btw) & I see a menu with cubano sandwiches and salchipapa. And the prices were INSANELY cheap. For a milkshake, salchipapa and cubano i paid less than $20. It was sooo good. I've never been a fan of lightlife sausage but the way they deep fry it and the sauces they use on the salchipapa, I was blown away. Cubano was loaded with deli slices and cheese between 2 thick toasty bread slices. Delicious. Go there ASAP. Its like a vegan street vendor basically, no inside seating just chairs and tables set up outside, 1-2 people working inside the small mobile kitchen, classic Latin American Street...

VERY few gluten-free options on the menu (though I imagine some items could be modified to be made gluten-free ... will have to find out next time).

But the (non-vegan) boyfriend and I split an arepa burger and the vanilla shake and we enjoyed them! The shake is very clearly made from a soy milk base, which I don't mind but might not be a favorite for someone else. The burger was very thin, served between a very thin arepa with vegan cheese. Good for a snack, but perhaps not a meal unless you ordered something else with it. At least the arepa was grilled with a nice crisp outside while the inside was nice and chewy. Very tasty and decently priced as well.

Will probably come back and try some other items, if they can be made...