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Vegelicious, LLCBWorth Trying
513B Fisk St, Nashville, TN 37203
· Vegan restaurant
· 4.7/5 Google (1922 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout
Beloved vegan soul food spot with standout hot chick plates and cakes, warm service, modest space, and fair prices; expect flavorful comfort food and occasional service or consistency hiccups.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Vegelicious delivers exceptional vegan soul food—the hot chick plates and cakes earn genuine praise—backed by warm, attentive service that builds loyalty. However, inconsistent execution with occasional bland or room-temperature dishes and tight indoor seating prevent a higher grade. A neighborhood gem worth seeking out for plant-based Southern comfort, though expect variable experiences depending on timing and kitchen focus.
Restaurant Summary
Tucked just off the main drag, the room feels warm and welcoming with a compact dining area and a tented patio where classic R&B drifts over picnic tables. Guests describe staff as genuinely kind, and one diner raved that the vegan hot chick plate delivered the crispy heat they were hoping for. Expect a neighborhood gem vibe more than a showy destination. The cooking leans plant-based Southern comfort: hot chick plates with fries, mac and greens, a hearty lasagna, and sweets like strawberry or pineapple cake. It is not avant‑garde, just satisfying vegan takes on familiar dishes, which is why both vegans and omnivores leave happy when the kitchen is on its game. Families do well here thanks to kid-friendly sides like fries, mac, and yams, plus milder versions of the hot chick. Seating is tighter indoors but easier outside; no formal kids menu, yet plenty of approachable options for younger eaters.
At a Glance
- Flavorful vegan hot chick plates and standout desserts
- Warm, community-forward service and relaxed patio
- Inconsistent seasoning or texture reported by a minority
- Limited indoor seating; process confusion at pickup for first-timers
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- plant-based_southern_classics
- tented_patio_vibes
- community_staple_reputation
What People Love
- Crispy, well-seasoned hot chick with real kick
- Mac, yams, and greens that feel home-cooked
- Light, luscious cakes to finish
- Kind owners who make guests feel welcome
Points of Concern
- Occasional reports of bland or room-temperature items, especially takeout timing
- Indoor space is small; patio comfort varies with weather
- Pickup flow can be confusing; some abrupt interactions reported
- Review patterns are consistent with potential coordination (high five-star share, influencer-style language) which may not reflect every diner experience
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleHybrid
Average Cost$22-30 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Pair a $16 entree with a $5 side to share for value
- Choose yams or greens for gluten-free-friendly sides
- If heat-averse, request mild hot chick
Perfect For
- Casual vegan comfort-food cravings
- Mixed vegan and non-vegan groups
- Low-key brunch outdoors
- Quick bite before heading downtown
Location Insights
Area: Quiet residential-academic pocket near Fisk University; casual neighborhood vibe with local foot traffic over tourists.
Safety: Generally safe daytime with campus activity; basic lighting and steady traffic; typical urban attentiveness advised at night.
Nearby: Near HBCU campuses, small businesses, and surface parking; a short drive from downtown/Broadway without the bustle.
East NashvilleEast Nashville is characterized by its laid-back, hip vibe with a strong emphasis on local businesses and cultural diversity. The dining scene includes a variety of casual and innovative restaurants, often featuring Southern, vegan, and fusion cuisines, catering to both longtime residents and newcomers seeking unique culinary experiences.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday11:00–19:00
Wednesday11:00–19:00
Thursday11:00–19:00
Friday11:00–19:00
Saturday10:00–19:00
Sunday
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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