Phatties Vegan Mexican Restaurant

OMG, just SO GOOD! My friend and I stopped here on our way to Temecula - it's really hard to find vegan food as is, but GOOD vegan food is impossible UNTIL NOW! We shared the guac which was outstanding! Then when our food came, our jaws hit the floor! Beautiful presentation and huge portions! My friend got a burrito the size of her head lol and I got the Gordita Plate (Gluten Free option) and added cheese and sour cream. I don't have words to describe how delicious everything was! The cucumber drink was so refreshing and the horchata was perfectly sweet as my liquid dessert. I can't wait to go back!

Nice variety of options on the menu and everything tastes really fresh. The gorditas reminded me of thinner pupusas. Def gotta try more of the menu.

Phatties Vegan Mexican Restaurant in Escondido, CA is an absolute gem for plant-based food enthusiasts. I can attest to the flavorful and diverse offerings that grace their menu. The fact that everything is 100% vegan makes it a haven for those seeking ethical and delicious dining options. They also offer tasty desserts to complement their meals. Now, let’s talk about the gorditas plate—a true masterpiece! These thick, pillowy pockets of joy are generously stuffed with savory fillings, and each bite is a celebration of taste. Whether you’re a seasoned vegan or just curious about exploring plant-based cuisine, Phatties delivers on both flavor and variety. The freshly made food and friendly service add to the overall experience, making it a place I keep coming back to. So, if you’re in Escondido, don’t miss out on this delightful culinary adventure at Phatties! 🌮🌱🌟

It is great to have options for vegan, especially in Mexican food. It is a small eatery with a few tables, comfortable enough for a quick dine-in. The chorizo potato phatties were really good. The enchiladas suizas and handmade tortillas were ok, not as flavorful as we had hoped. One of us ordered the sampler plate, but it was not fabulous, just ok. He didn't eat much of it. We were told the only way to get salsa was to order chips and salsa, which we did even though we didn't eat the chips - just wanted salsa. Salsa was good.

We tried their Gordita, Queretaro Style Enchiladas , Adobaba Fries and Birria Tacos. Adobaba fries were okayish. It could have more soy/masala Queretaro Style Enchiladas were oozing out alot of oil. Rice and beans had no flavor. Birria Tacos were okay as well. Gordita was good and filling.