7 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Pleasantville

“Small local diner with fantastic food. We had breakfast, eggs Benedict for her, eggs, scrapple and hash browns for me and we split a Belgian waffle...More food than we could comfortably stuff down!The waffle was really, really good. Crispy exterior, light, fluffy and creamy center.The Benedict was done to perfection, perfect.The scrapple, I asked for it deep-fried, was perfectly crispy on the outside, eggs over-easy had no running whites...Lots of great photos on the walls! A friendly little hole-in-the-wall that I would definitely hit again!We were in the area and wanted some breakfast, just stopped in and we're glad we did.Thanks Gary!“

“First of all, we love ALL of our customers and I can tell you that we serve a variety of ethnicities. I can also tell you that our chefs cannot hear a thing back in our kitchen, so if you did say something, I can guarantee he didn’t hear you. But to put a bad review without even knowing the circumstances and trying to give us a bad name is irresponsible and immature. Maybe next time you can stop and ask instead of ASSUMING. Have the day you deserve ?“

“I recently visited Mambo Café and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed! As a fan of Latino cuisine, finding a restaurant that expertly handles Colombian and other Central and South American dishes is a delight. Mambo Café stands out not just for its authentic flavors but also for its vibrant atmosphere that perfectly complements the dining experience.The menu is a treasure trove of specialties, each dish more tantalizing than the last. From the perfectly seasoned Bandeja Paisa to the succulent arepas, every bite feels like a journey through Latin America. The staff at Mambo Café are wonderfully attentive, enhancing the dining experience with their knowledgeable and friendly service.What I appreciate the most is how each dish is crafted with genuine passion and top-notch ingredients, making Mambo Café a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in true Latino culinary artistry. It's not just a meal; it's a celebration of rich, colorful cultures. Hands down, Mambo Café is my favorite spot for Latino cuisine!“

“1st I want to mention, this place is located inside the Market. Walk in , straight back. We have been to a few restaurants like this but this is our favorite. Food is always good & fresh. Place is clean. Good atmosphere. There is a young lady there to help you with the menu also if needed. Always friendly. Recommend the fresh coconut ? water!?And the ice coffee ☕️“

“I’ve been coming to this place for many years and they’ve never disappointed me! The food here is amazing and delicious and the staff there are always so friendly and welcoming. I encourage everyone to come try it out yourself to see just how excellent this place and staff are!“

“Very amazing and welcoming people , food was always fresh and menu was different every day which i loved because i tried new things . I highly recommend for anyone staying in the hotel/casinos near by to take the drive and come eat here it was worth the trip and price for me everyday i was there .“

“Yes. it seems a bit worst for wear but it is the Real McCoy. There is a poignancy to the big room. It fills up late evenings with ethnically Asian and Hispanic hotel workers looking for a bite after a long day. The food is authentic and unfailingly terrific. I don't understand the very few who say this is the worst dim sum they have ever had, unless they are trolls. The dim sum here is better than what is offered in Philadelphia Chinatown, and much more variety of offerings. For those who have had the experience of China, the atmosphere is very much like China in the 1990s or smaller areas in presentday Western China.“