Chelsea's Bakery And Vegetarian

There was some confusion at this restaurant, so I want to clarify that it is a vegetarian restaurant, not vegan. This was apparent when I saw that their homemade drinks contain honey. While it's not a problem that they are not vegan, it was frustrating that their buffet and bakery items were not clearly labeled. The staff seemed unsure about whether certain dishes were truly vegan, making it difficult for me to trust that everything was safe for me to eat. The food was decent, but not outstanding. The employee was friendly and patient, but it would be helpful for them to have a better understanding of what it means to be a vegan restaurant. Overall, I probably won't return because of the uncertainty surrounding the food's ingredients. If they can clarify what is vegan and what is not, I would give them a higher rating.

I have reason to suspect that the macaroni and cheese is not vegan at this restaurant. When I asked a staff member about the cheese they used, they pointed me to a brand with pasteurized milk listed as the first ingredient. When I brought up the issue of the non-vegan cheese, the staff member became confrontational. I was disappointed and left without getting a satisfactory answer.

In every city I visit, I always find a hidden gem restaurant that serves the best vegan food I've ever had. In Atlanta, that place is a must-visit. I tried the okra, mac and cheese, and the beef substitutes, and everything was incredibly delicious. The portions were generous and the prices were very reasonable. Overall, I would rate this place a perfect 10 out of 10.

Eating is great. the mac and the cheese are amazing. whoever said that this food is tasteless must have been crazy because my teller was bangin! my omni daughter also loved it.

I frequently this place a lot especially for Sunday dinner.