5 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Lost Hills

“Recomended, food are well done“

“This charming little diner is inside the Blackwell’s Corner Shell gas station convenience store. Stepping in feels like being transported back to a classic 1950s diner, super nostalgic and adorable. The food is typical diner food, nothing fancy, but warm, comforting, and satisfying. One quirky detail: they don’t serve drinks at the diner itself. You’ll need to purchase those separately from the convenience store. You pay upfront, and your food is brought to your table. Aside from the drink situation, everything else was good.“

“This place is a new discovery for me. It's nestled near some gas and service stations with a covered outside patio. The ladies in the truck were friendly and knowledgeable.
I was looking for a small menudo to go, they only large available ($24 with tip). Turns out, that was a good thing as I have more of this delicious concoction to devour. While I enjoy hominy in my Menudo, this had none. The beef was tender and buttery smooth. The broth flavorful and rich. Corn tortillas? You know it! Freshly pressed and served HOT! All in all I really enjoyed this discovery“

“Ok so I was prepared to give this place only 1 star because of the price! It’s very expensive! But…. The burrito was massive! Stuffed tight and tasted fantastic. The cokes are bottled and in my opinion way over priced. But not gonna lie, I’ll eat here again!“

“We eat Indian cuisine in LA/Artesia often and we thought the taste here was comparable, which is remarkable considering it is a food truck. It is located adjacent to a Tesla Supercharger, which makes for a convenient food stop while charging. We had Chicken Biryani and Saag Paneer, and both were great (Nice spice level on the Biryani). The portions are large and the service was excellent. Harvinder was very friendly and welcoming. The accommodations are minimalist since you are sitting outside next to a food truck, but the weather was perfect and we had no issues with it.“