Loving Hut - Seattle, Seattle, Washington, Vegan Restaurant Details

Food:

Poor service and paid too much for a mediocre eggplant dish. Nothing like the Loving Hut in the Westfield Mall in San Francisco, which has better food and is less expensive. Disappointed.

Food:

The food was good, it wasn't busy, the service was friendly, and the restaurant is super cute! Just know that the TV will be playing something about an award show that is honoring the "Supreme Master" and it's pretty odd. My most vegan friend even admitted that it made veganism feel like a cult. Good food though.

Food:

It's pretty delicious. Been here on two occasions, shared four dishes and it's been great. It's quite and calm inside and yes, they have an agenda. This is Seattle and it's not the only place with a spiritual slant to it. If you don't like it whatever just think about all the places you shop that donate to the GOP. Get over it!

Food:

Had a very weird dinner her with some friends. The place has an agenda aside from offering food. Some sort of spiritual enlightenment religious mumbo jumbo that I didn't recognize. This agenda didn't permeate into our meal all that much but it was awkward to navigate. The menu was exhaustive and the waitress had lots of opinions to share about the choices, whether we were interested in them or not. The food was decent, not as good as some other vegan places I've been to. They messed up our order in a few ways (forgot to cook a main course) and then we were asked to itemize our confusing bill since we were paying seperate. It was an altogether egregious affair that I wasn't in the mood to deal with. I could maybe see myself ordering take out from here but would avoid all the hassle.

Food:

The food is excellent, with a variety of different choices, although many dishes are similar to other choices. The Tom Yum soup was fantastic, the Amazing Mongolian (something like that) entree was good. As far as faux foods, the vegan seafoods are better than the vegan meats.

The atmosphere was sub-par...the restaurant was clearly run by a family and service was slow as the owners were clearly busier than they could handle even with very few customers inside. There was also a daughter listening to a kids show, which was annoyingly noisy. The location, however, was very convenient to downtown Seattle.