Fatsquatch Pdx

I ate some really tasty comfort foods I haven't had in years. I have been vegan for ten plus years, but have lived in North Idaho, and now Pendleton Oregon, so this was the first time I've ever had the opportunity to eat vegan food from a food truck. That was a pretty cool experience in itself. It's even located in a tiny vegan food truck park. AMAZING. Vegans in Portland, be grateful, you guys have it made. Anyways, the food is great. I also appreciated them letting us order there at all because we hadn't ordered online. I'm sure theres a good reason they prefer online ordering. Still, not everyone keeps their phones on them regularly. Or has the luxury of internet access. Or has the ability to safely order online whilst running errands and traveling in high speed traffic in an area they are unfamiliar with, whilst using google maps. So that felt pretty considerate and inclusive.

Mostly fried items.. definitely try the Squatch Box so that you can get a little taste of everything. All items are vegan.the entire pod is vegan The chickn tenders were good. The cauliflower was too bit. Should be cut to smaller pieces. The sauces were very good. Loved all of the. The crisps are the best side dish amongst all. Parking is only available on the Street. Tough to find a spot for parking.

A lot of vegan spots in this town phone it in, make a couple of good dishes and sit back and rest on their laurels, but fatsquatch isn't one of them. Everything on their menu is killer, but beyond that every week they have a special, often some really high-guy stoney baloney stuff, and I mean that in the best way, lots of sauce, lots of flavor, usually fried. The best specials tend to get repeated for the poor souls who missed them. On top of all that, I can count the number of vegan spots where a single entree fills me up until my next meal without snacks on a single hand, and this is one of them. Sometimes I even have leftovers which is basically unheard of but appreciated.

I was vegan-drumstick-curious after seeing a photo online. So I walked on down to Fatsquatch and had a try. They were pretty good. Fresh, crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. The sauces were really good. The staff were super sweet and were happy to answer any questions. Would I get again? Probably not as the mystery is over. Happy I tried though and would like to try other menu items. They had a fresh bucket of local oyster mushrooms for their “fish and chips” that sounded really good.

What, this is vegan? I am not a vegan and found myself unable to stop eating these guys' food. Friends and I shared the onion rings, mozzarella sticks, and sweet potato fries. Best sweet potato fries I've ever had. Crinkly and so crispy. I had the buffalo chicken wrap and brought it home to eat later. It was HUGE, much more like a burrito. Bright, fesh tasting ingredients with a delicious buffalo sauce. Didn't taste at all like your usual mock-chicken wrap. Definitely coming back.

Easily, one of the best vegan and gluten free places in town, cart or otherwise. I'm not vegan, or even vegetarian and I gravitate towards this place whenever I'm in this side of town. Not health food, by any means, just delicious fried comfort food, or bowls full of absolute deliciousness. Might seem a bit steep price wise in some things, but the portions are generous and the dishes are filling.