This is the type of place that makes you appreciate what you have and makes you want to cry. The volunteers here are truly a blessing to the underserved community. My wife and myself stopped in today for a meal and were completely blown away. The quality of food that is being served and the love that is shown to the homeless is outstanding! One of my favorite parts of lunch was seeing this picture of an older man painted on the wall, and then that same man comes into the restaurant and sits in his corner (depicted in picture) of the restaurant. If you ever have the opportunity PLEASE PLEASE support this place!
Vegan Restaurant
Taste Community Restaurant
· $$$$ · fortWorth · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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This is the type of place that makes you appreciate what you have and makes you want to cry. The volunteers here are truly a blessing to the underserved community. My wife and myself stopped in today for a meal and were completely blown away. The quality of food that is being served and the love that is shown to the homeless is outstanding! One of my favorite parts of lunch was seeing this picture of an older man painted on the wall, and then that same man comes into the restaurant and sits in his corner (depicted in picture) of the restaurant. If you ever have the opportunity PLEASE PLEASE support this place!
What an amazing concept. I’m sure it’s replicated all over major cities. But the idea they care so much about the community to feed those less fortunate is so amazing. You pay what you can. No prices on the food. If you have nothing then it cost nothing. If you can pay $10-$50-$200. Then you pay what you can. Typical expect each meal and drink should run $20-$50 each. Don’t abuse these beautiful people. All but the chefs are volunteers and everyone is so happy to help. The food…. Outstanding.
What an amazing concept. I’m sure it’s replicated all over major cities. But the idea they care so much about the community to feed those less fortunate is so amazing. You pay what you can. No prices on the food. If you have nothing then it cost nothing. If you can pay $10-$50-$200. Then you pay what you can. Typical expect each meal and drink should run $20-$50 each. Don’t abuse these beautiful people. All but the chefs are volunteers and everyone is so happy to help. The food…. Outstanding.
Love this concept! Delicious food and the staff here is incredibly kind. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time, especially during lunch hours. They have a rotating menu; I’ve been here maybe 3-4 times and each time the food has been very quality! We all left feeling full with our individual entrees. They do not do takeout boxes so order what you know you can finish with dining in! Only one entree item per person; appetizers, drinks, and desserts available other than that! You pay what you can, maybe a little more if you have the means to. Employees are all volunteers. We loved our server Donna. Love the concept and the community aspect behind it — definitely give them your support!