El Palote Panaderia

I loved it so so much!!! I love an entirely vegan restaurant. I got the fajita and the vanilla cream pastry. They were both chefs kisses so I had to get two frozen packs of the fajitas and another vanilla cream to go. For sure will be back!

This place is so damn good. What can I say. We are from Oklahoma and every time we come to Dallas this place is a must stop for us. The fajita meat is to die for, and I love be crispy chicharron too. It’s all so good and authentic. 10/10

Delicious vegan food that is worth the trip to enjoy!!! My husband found this place on Happy Cow and it was quite a drive to get to; however, it was definitely worth it! We were happy to find all the menu items are vegan and super tasty as well! We had the elotes, chimi plate and tamales plate and both were delicious. We had no room for dessert so we picked up a few of the baked goods for later because if the savory was good, we reckon the sweets will be just as good (I’m looking forward to eating them tonight). The atmosphere is a clean casual diner setting with a very friendly team. Will definitely make another trip to El Palote again!

I had dinner with my kiddos. The food was pretty good. It had the similar taste and texture of traditional Mexican cuisine. It's a bit pricey, but the portions are plenty. I wanted to try the desserts, but I was too full from dinner. The staff was welcoming and provided us with a few recommendations. The only beverages are bottled $2.00 for water and soda at $3.40 each. No complimentary water or chips and salsa here. If you pay with CC the purchase has to be at least $7.00. There is plenty of seating indoors and a couple of tables set up outside. The restaurant is set too far back from the street and hidden. I'm surprised they didn't have much traffic. I will definitely go back again👍👍

It's hard to find vegan Mexican food in Texas but this place hits the spot! Their soy meat is flavorful, they have a variety of marinades in which their soy meat is cooked in. They have about 9 different menu choices, fresh horchata, frescas, and of course pan dulce of many kinds. They also make their pan with almond milk and have gluten free options. They also have tamales available. Lastly, they sell 1 pound of their different meats marinated and frozen for $16 as well as their beans and rice to go. The cashier informed us of the many marinade/types of soy meat flavors available, but we asked for the spiciest option- Chicharron con Salsa. We ordered loaded fries with chicharron con salsa (marinated soy meat) and a burrito with the same chicharron con salsa. The food was excellent with the flavor just dripping off the meat and melding well with the other ingredients. A great find, flavorful food, and simple atmosphere. I hope you enjoy the food as much as we did!!