Emily's - Santa Cruz

The food was fresh and crispy. I appreciate the recommendations from other patrons. Although there was no seating or restroom, the cappuccino and muffin were satisfying. The prices were reasonable.

I attempted to visit the restaurant at 8 AM to find some vegan options, but was told that the menu items are only available in the afternoon. Instead, I opted for a teriyaki bowl from the fridge, but decided to heat it up at home as I didn't want to use the microwave to heat up the plastic container. Unfortunately, I didn't have the opportunity to inquire about their vegan baked goods as the line was long after placing my initial order.

The coconut muffin and chocolate loaf at this restaurant are both vegan and incredibly tasty. The staff members were very welcoming and even pointed out that their gluten-free muffins are also vegan. Unfortunately, no items are labeled, so you'll need to inquire about the ingredients.

They have vegan muffins but they're not marked so you have to ask the employees. They also have a chocolate loaf that's vegan and can be sold in slices. I recommend the coconut muffin and a chocolate slice. Anyone familiar with the location will know that parking can tricky. There's a one way flow but some customers don't respect that. Exiting is more difficult than entering the lot.

The coconut muffin and chocolate loaf at this restaurant are both vegan and incredibly tasty. The staff was very friendly and also informed me that their gluten-free muffins were vegan as well. Although items are not labeled, you can simply ask the staff for clarification.