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Soul Vegetarian No. 2

Southern Soul Food, Fully Vegan

Worth ordering: Collardsnamed in 5 reviews

Try the BBQ kalebone with collard greens and mac and cheese, a frequently praised combination.

4.6food Fully vegan

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Good to know: Ask which daily specials and weekday-only dishes are available before ordering; reviewers have found listed items unavailable.
Consider the BBQ tofu or BBQ cauliflower for a protein or appetizer alternative to kalebone.

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The dinner special includes two sides, cornbread, and a salad; one reviewer reported it was about $20.
The mac and cheese is a standout for many diners, though a few reviews found its flavor inconsistent.

People mention

Mac and cheese, country fried steak and kale bone roast.

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Also pie, yams, cornbread, lasagne, barbecue cauliflower and barbecue tofu.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for friendly service, attentive service and generous portions.

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Also praised for good value, affordable and fast service.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Dish availability varies; check with the venue
Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

This Black-owned Atlanta spot serves Southern vegan staples such as BBQ kalebone, collard greens, sweet potatoes, and its much-mentioned mac and cheese. It’s a casual, takeout-friendly place with generous portions and generally friendly service; reviewers note that some menu items are only available on certain days, so check before making a special trip.