Clover Food Lab - Cambridge

The vegan options are limited and those they had were mostly fried. it is a good place for fast eating, but if they are looking for something healthy, that is not it.

We have the cheek-peas (aka falafel) plate and the seasonal zucchini plate that came with a few slices tofu in a sweet sauce. we also have the pommes. the food was good and filled. I liked the sides a lot (cole and bean salat and a black lens side) as well as the Harissa sauce that came with the cheek-erbsenplatte. falafel was in order, nothing special. pita was hot and soft. fries were unfortunately overdone and not so delicious. it was a good place to satisfy vegan and non-vegans. although vegan articles were not marked on the menu, the person who took our order was well prepared to tell us what was vegan, veganisable and not vegan. the prices were fair.

Vegan options are quite good. warning: not made for vegan or vegetarian. its aim is to show carnivores how vegetarian food can be good. good, not to bring friends to try. Unfortunately, the impossible meatballs are not vegan. the eggs and milk are mixed. over 4 main vegan options. they will ask the most time for vegan.

Is the only fully vegan sandwich on the menu. a falafel "chickpea fritter sounds fancier, I suppose. other sandwiches have cheese or mayo, for example, and they will not replace them with vegan versions. I ordered the tempeh blt and it was small and dry without mayo or much else in it, but still costs almost $10. after that I was still super hungry, so I ordered pommes that were expensive and handed over. I had hoped to try out the impossible meatball sandwich, but the meatballs have eggs and full milk in them (why would they take something special vegan and do not make it vegan finite, vegan items are not marked on the menu, making the order difficult.

Really delicious food here. Fast and excellent. Well worth it