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Silk (the brand) chocolate ice cream with oreos and Reese’s peanut butter sauce in a waffle cone. I wish Cold Stone offered more vegan ice cream flavors and mix-ins like cookie dough, peanut butter cups, etc.

Nothing special, tastes okay. Pizza with plain sauce, vegan pepperoni and sausage, peppers, onions, and mushrooms.

$5 for a muffin is overpriced, but it wasn’t bad. It was very, very moist. Surprised me for a gluten-free item, but hey. I’ve been to Mindful Table a few times; it’s worth a taste, but there’s really not a lot offered.

The vegetarian gyro is made vegan by subbing tzatziki or cucumber sauce with garlic sauce or hummus instead. Though I am a bit picky, this was awful. The garlic sauce was very strong. The pita was dry, and the soy gyro was more

GF V brownie topped with chocolate ice cream, hot fudge, caramel, and a maraschino cherry. The brownie tasted.. how gf brownies taste lol. The ice cream was oddly thick; it was either coconut milk or oat milk based, I forgot more

Reuben sandwich and chips ($14), banana walnut muffin ($5). The sandwich was okay, nothing much to it. The muffin was definitely undercooked and not sweet enough.

Cake, cinnamon glazed, apple fritters, and chocolate cream-filled.
I was so happy to see so many options provided. They also had raspberry cream-filled and, I think, vanilla cream-filled.

They had me at vegan queso!
Tortilla filled with Spanish rice, beans, and house-made sausage mix. Topped with queso, salsa, and jalapeños.
This did not disappoint. I think I’ll have a hard time ordering anything else when I return here.

This muffin was extremely good! Dense, sweet, and moist. It was gluten-free, too.

Though Jamba offers plenty of vegan smoothies, I end up getting this smoothie every time.
Strawberries, bananas, soy protein powder, and soy milk. Your first boost is free, so I always add an extra protein boost and strawberries.