The Veg Head

Irreverent, cozy, and comfort food. Friendly service, passionate about their concept. Everything is compost ready with special bins.They aren't too into the internet, but they do enjoy the business. It's a bit small so there may be a wait some days during the prime dinner hours. It seats 20 people indoors and a few outside at 2-tops.They offer a variety of beverages, snacks and other to-go items. They also offer cooking classes. The black bean burger is made from scratch and it is quite good, if just a bit bland. Adding hummus to it though is a good option. The veggies and bread that come with it are quality. The purple cabbage has be sauteed I guess and was essentially flavorless. The wraps are large, and nicely grilled.The location is a bit out of the way, which is unfortunate for them, and is tucked away in a nondescript strip mall. Still, supporting this family owned and operated business is an all around good experience.

I will willingly go out of my way for a decent vegetarian restaurant, but not when they have questionable business practices. We drove about a half hour to get to this location, spent a few minutes perusing the menu, then ordered. That's when we were informed that they don't accept credit cards. We literally had no cash (well, I think I might have had $1.00), so the cashier explained their 'ATM option'. He said we could run it on our credit card, so my husband attempted to do this. You still needed to punch in a PIN, and we had no clue what our PIN was because we never use our credit card this way. My husband asked the cashier what he should punch in, and the cashier rather condescendingly responded that even credit cards have PINs. So, we voided that transaction and pulled out our debit card. Mind you there is a $2.00 fee for any transaction, and you have to withdraw a rounded amount like $20 or $10 and then the cashier gives you change. Other commenters seem to feel similarly - accepting credit cards and their associated fees is a necessary cost of doing business; passing this cost on to your customers with this mandatory $2 fee (unless you have cash) is unacceptable. I will not return.Besides the shady ATM fees, the water was served lukewarm in plastic cups with no ice. There is a limited eat-in area with about six tables. One wall of the restaurant is devoted to displaying antiques. The food itself was just okay. My husband had the Vegetarian Philly, which comes with Tofurkey deli slices. I had the Garlic & Herb Tofu Spread, which was a sandwich with tangy, crumbled tofu.

I ordered the veggie / Tofurky steak hoagie minus the cheese. The menu says it has green peppers, onions and mushroom which sounds great. The execution on this was really poor. The first attempt came out with cheese and the owner? Gladly took it back to remake. The second sandwich came with what appears to be over fried (almost crunchy) light brown tofurky sandwich meat and almost no peppers, onions or mushrooms. At $9 I certainly expected more especially, with all the awards that they have on the wall. I might be back but would definitely order something else.

This is easily my favorite healthy eating option in the greater Cincinnati area. The food is always so incredibly fresh and the cook and owner are great people. They even helped me tie up my bumper when it fell off my car when I was there. I'd eat their food every day if I lived closer to Loveland.

Best wrap hands down! The curry hummus gave it the perfect amount of flavor. I added jalapeños to mine because I always like a kick of spicy. I typically get the black bean burger but wanted to switch it up a bit. I also overheard the owner talking about meals for various preschools in the neighborhood! That touches my heart as I am a mom of 3 under 3! Always my go too when I'm in the Loveland area!

My husband and I stopped by earlier and got their black bean burger, veg wrap, and hummus plate! The food was phenomenal! The owner is amazing and down to earth! Wait time is minimal! Stop by and you will not be disappointed :)

I am always on a quest for vegetarian restaurants, and if you are near Cincinnati, OH, and are looking for a good sandwich shop, then this an excellent place to stop! The food here is fresh and unique, and I ordered the burger, which was excellent. I had seen the review the night before when I came into town, but they are typically open during lunch hours. I know they also provide lunches to various schools in town, but I have to say that the overall experience was very pleasant! Definitely recommend!Oh, and they now take Visa and MasterCard (sorry, AMEX holders), but overall a great meal.

Staff was great, but the food wasn't exactly what I expected. I'd imagine it would be great for strict vegetarians.

Good veggie burger, comes with chips and cooked red cabbage. People are friendly and nice.

The Curry Za and black bean burger are family favorites. One of my favorite vegetarian lunch options in Loveland !