Heartbeet

I stopped at Heartbeet after leaving a work appointment that took place near Energy Corridor. I was due for a late lunch, and Heartbeet sounded perfect. Heartbeet is part of Hungry's, but is a separate place meant for their plant-based menu. I was hungry, but also didn't want anything heavy like a veggie burger and fries. The one guy working that afternoon was very helpful and was able to make a nice, fresh side salad with a vinaigrette to substitute the fries that would have come with my veggie "cheesesteak". It took a while to prepare, but everything was indeed fresh! I feel like there was more bread than there was filling, but the filling was delicious, even if it was mostly mushroom. The ambiance was beautiful too! Wide open windows helped bring in a lot of natural light. My meal was about $20 with tip, so quite affordable too given the quality and when compared to other similar establishments.

I've been here twice over the last 2 months for dinner. It's located adjacent to Hungry's restaurant and you can order from either menu while dining in Heartbeet. The difference is that Heartbeet is vegan and Hungry's isn't. Heartbeat has an attractive interior with large windows and also offers outside patio dining too. Parking is all around the building with most of the space in the rear.My first visit was to order the wild mushroom and arugula pizza for $14. It had mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, marinara, cashew queso and of course arugula. That pizza was a 5. Excellent in every way including complete deliciousness. I loved it and it made me want to return.The second visit was to see if this restaurant was really that good so I went with a handheld, the Philly Cheesesteak w/fries for $15. This sando was on ciabatta bread with onions and red and green bell peppers, mushrooms and cashew queso with aioli and it disappointed me tremendously and I gave it a 2. Why? The menu also said it came with herb sautéed seitan which is suppose to be the "steak" part but it wasn't there. The waitress told us that it had been deleted from the sandwich for some reason. Therefore it really wasn't a Philly cheesesteak. The bread with onions, peppers, mushroom and sauces just didn't cut it. Remember the old Wendy's commercial? Where's the Beef?" The fries were very good being hand cut and sprinkled with Cajun dust but the meal overall was a fail (1.5). It just wasn't any good because of the sandwich. Unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of it.I give a 3 overall. One dish rocked while the other one failed.

I really love coming here. The service continues to be amazing. Love all the plant based options. Luz, the bartender was so friendly and gave the best service. Al the staff were super friendly.

Plenty of seating inside/outside for lunch, next-door to their other restaurant "Hungry's". I liked the overall concept and the detailed descriptions of each vegan dish on the menu. I enjoyed the fusion bowl and their list of ingredients; the serving size and presentation were very fulfilling. We also tried the Curry Tofu which was a little disappointing. I would say as some have mentioned before that part of the hot dish is cold (the rice) when it shouldn't be. The two restaurants share a kitchen, and I don't know if that's one of the reasons due to the walkover from one side to the other. The service wasn't particular responsive during Sunday so we didn't want to bother. Overall, a good vegan option on this side of town.

Extensive menu, very friendly staff, and colorful, delicious food! We'll be back! I had the falafel bowl which had a wide variety of plants and flavors. My mom had the chicken salad and loved it.

Fantastic healthy eating restaurant on memorial! Came here from the energy corridor, and loved the ambience, service and menu.I ordered the crispy eggplant on the soba salad, and it was light, flavorful, and overall delightful. I wish it was closer to my house, I'd come here all the time!

I'm very disappointed in the service it took in almost empty restaurant ( 2 tables were seated) 15 minutes after being seated to be served. Then for ever to get food even longer for anyone to find out we are done. I took tomato bisque it was average at best and I took fries that turned out to be cold and hard as a rock. Ranch had so much blue cheese in it that I might as well asked for blue cheese. were exchanged they were dress her but soft is not word I would use to describe them. My friend had tacos she said they were ok.

Great overall vibe. Plenty of seating space and ample parking too.Food was pretty average IMO.We ordered the the following and I'll rate those out of 5:1. Crispy eggplant tacos - 2.5/5 - the beans served had a stink. The eggplant was fried in stale oil so that had a stink too that made me nauseous. Avocado tortilla was good.2. Philly cheese steak- 1.5/5 - it was very very dry. Like you'd need water with each bite. The fries served along with it were not crispy at all3. Ceviche- 5/5 - THE ABSOLUTE BEST ITEM OF ALL! Can't go wrong with this.

Even though this place has an awkward entrance from Hungry's, the staff is super welcoming and the manager/owner very friendly. The interior is good and feels clean, and fresh. Coming to the food, the ceviche were probably the best thing we ordered. It was super tasty and couldn't tell it was vegan. But the Philly cheesesteak was the complete opposite of good. It was dry, tasteless and had a lack of condiments. I tried a bite of the egg plant taco and the eggplants were soaked in not so good frying oil. Maybe, I'll visit to try some other things on their menu soon.

Vibe- I love how colorful and green (plants everywhere) the space is on the inside. There's plenty of seating on the inside and plenty outside as well. Customer service- There was only one server this day (only reason for 4/5 stars), but I think she did a pretty good job seeing that she had a few pretty big parties.Food/drinks- I got the snackers trio, spinach artichoke dip, breakfast burrito, and raspberry mimosa; it was all very tasty.Parking- A good amount of parking. They are right next to Hungry's so you'll walk pass them to get the HeartBeet.