7 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Lakeside

“I eat here 2-3 days a week so that should be a testament as to the GREAT FOOD, OUTSTANDING SERVICE, and QUAINT ATMOSPHERE that makes for a fine dining experience. Leah, Calista, David, Susie, Marlene, & Savannah make it a point to greet everyone who walks through the door, and they genuinely care that every guest has a wonderful dining experience. A true recipe for success.!“

“My 1st time here mid May 2024.Super sweet and fast service, fun old fashion atmosphere and cool old time decor. Great local place. Large portions, quality food. Clean restaurant and restrooms. This was my 1st visit however, they have been here a long while and pushed hard to stay open during Covid-19. Parking lot is small, however we had no issue.“

“This is STRICTLY about the food. As a pizza connoisseur hailing from the nyc/nj area. I can say the best description for this pizza is a cross between Costco and Chuckie Cheese. Not bad just nothing to rave about. It's like you buy it to Shut your kids up about pizza, not because you're craving it and want it yourself. The Garlic bread was also an interesting take. It was just buttered toast not the traditional Italian bread you'd expect as an actual Italian pizza spot.Sincerely an East Coast Pizza Connoisseur.“

“The alexadilla is a California burrito wrapped in a quesadilla and you can clearly tell it is a quesadilla which I loved. It wasn't overly loaded with just fries. There was a good mix of everything inside. The meat wasn't SUPER flavorful but overall the burrito was good. The red and green hot sauces were both very good and had nice flavor. The girl who took my order was so nice and personable and definitely wanted to make sure you got what you wanted. Inside was very clean and the had seating for to-go orders that wouldn't take up the seating for people trying to eat there. The music was a notch louder than I would prefer but not unbearable. I will definitely go back to try some of the other items on the menu.“

“The food is excellent. I eat there with a group of up to six people once a month. Everybody likes their food. Just to let you know it's cash only.Parking: Handicap parking available you're the entrance of the restaurant.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance and seating. The counter where you pay also has a shelf that makes it easy for people in wheelchairs.“

“Pros: Customer service was great, even got a history of the restaurant from the son of the founder, who came over from Naples and started the restaurant 50 years ago. The pizzas were great. Authentic italian. Cons: (2) two topping, large pizzas were $50. Felt like that was a bit much.“

“Most of the time our order is perfect or at least great but sometimes more than I can be ok with the order is not right or the food isn't cooked properly. We ordered the same thing two trips in a row about 4-5 days apart and the quality of the food was like night and day. Regardless of any issues they always make it right if I ask them to and some days I am too hungry and they are too busy for me to make a complaint¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯Parking: There are a few(3) spots reserved for Domino's customer and then there are a few open spots before the next business storefront. This parking lot is a corner lot near the world's longest light in Lakeside. There is a total of 4 businesses on a strip mall and a self service car wash with 4 bays to wash in. The parking is one row facing the building. 5 spots in front of 711, then 1 ADA spot, then 5 spots in front of Dominos, then the last 8-10 spots are split between the bait store and the Mexican restaurant. The locals and sometimes the delivery drivers from Domino's have created a portion of the lot in front of the car wash into 2 or more rows equaling another 8-10 parking spaces or that is also where the long vehicle can pull in to park like the trucks towing boats or the big RVs there are 2 driveways into the lot off of Maine street, no driveways onto Mapleview witch is the end of the building with the 711. There is a driveway behind 711 around the corner of the building at both ends (711& Mexican restaurant) then there are more parking spaces from the Driveway facing Vine street in an L shape all the way around to the front driveway with the spots facing the traffic away from the buildings but only at the 711 side approximately 10-12 facing Mapleview then 7-8 facing Maine street.Wheelchair accessibility: There are a few ADA spots in the lot and there are 3 places where wheelchairs can access the sidewalk the runs along the building to each businesses door. The middle of the parking in-between 711 and Domino's then at bothe ends of the sidewalk end to the asphalt.“