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Dharma's Restaurant
Categories: Restaurants Vegetarian Restaurants Vegan Restaurants Gluten-Free Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-Free [Edit]
4250 Capitola RdCapitola, CA 95010
(831) 462-1717
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 8 am - 9 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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$$
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
211 reviews for Dharma's Restaurant
Review Highlights
"...so awesome is that the portions are huge, making it a great..."
(in 16 reviews)
"Had an awesome breakfast burrito here."
(in 15 reviews)
"...is the Portobello Artichoke sandwich, it's delicious, hot..."
(in 3 reviews)
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211 reviews in English
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Review from caio m.
San Francisco, CA
1/1/2012
Dharma's may be my favorite vegetarian/vegan restaurant in the whole world (well at least N. America, Cen. Am., and Europe). The food has always been excellent, I've never ever been disappointed, imagine if say Squat & Gobble or Boogaloos (in S.F.) were all vegetarian or vegan plus served veggie Mexican, Afghani, Indian, Thai plus all the American comfort food in, repeat, all veggie or vegan and huge portions. The portions are also so huge, it's impossible not to take leftovers home. I swear by them, when I'm done with school here, it would still be worth visiting.
Oh, and their gluten-free vegan cashew cheesecake is to die for.
And yes, sign up on email list to get $5 off. -
Review from Boris G.
Portland, OR
2/9/2012 1 Check-in Here
A bit pricey, but more reasonable if you split something. I think much of the cost comes from the fact that it is specialty; vegetarian.
We'll probably be back because there's not a whole lot of diverse options in the area. Was just a weird "new age hippie" feel, while at the same time a cafeteria aesthetic going on there. Probably not a place a meat-eater who is "trying it out" would feel comfortable at. -
Review from Kamryn W.
Soquel, CA
1/17/2012
The first time I came to Dharma's was about a year ago. As a vegan, I was very excited to have a vegan-friendly restaurant so close to my house. I ordered a veggie burrito, waited for at least 25 minutes, only to receive a tortilla folded in half over HUGE vegetables- I'm talking large branches of broccoli, people. The portion was so huge and so not yummy that I ended up wasting the $10 it cost and had to throw it out.
I never came back to Dharma's until last night- I was in a pinch and needed something to bring my boyfriend for his dinner break at work. He wanted "something to share" and since he's not really into vegan food I was out of ideas. I thought of pesto pizza- the pesto would cover any vegan-y taste to the pizza and it's "share-able". I remembered Dharma's and looked up their menu online, and was excited to see they have a vegan pesto pizza.I went in, ordered with a very rude cashier (can't hate on her too much, cashiering sucks), and waited only about 15 minutes until I received my to-go pizza.
Let me warn you- I ordered half a pie and it cost about $13. Half a pie actually is 4 small-medium sized pieces. Also, its not really pesto- more like cheese pizza with some pesto poured on.
However, it was DELICIOUS and the only vegan pesto pizza I've ever been able to find!! My anti-vegan boyfriend loved it too and didn't believe that it was vegan. ;) -
Review from Lanie L.
Updated - 12/25/2011
Please diregard my last review...IT DOESN'T REFLECT MY ABSOLUTE LOVE FOR THIS RESTAURANT.
I simply bought the wrong thing, but seriously, Dharma's is now my favorite restaurant in the entire Santa Cruz area.
Over here, you have PIZZA. vegan pizza! gluten free pizza!
In the next quarter, you have MEXICAN! I recommend the Mexi-Cali! All there plates are HUGE and are piled on with beans, lettuce, tomatoes, guac, cheese, etc etc. the options are endless and they're piled so high, it's no longer a burrito anymore! You can substitute guac or avocado if you don't have cheese.
Over there, we have SANDWICHES. If you have absolutely NO IDEA what you want, please get the NUCLEAR BLUFF. you won't regret it!!!
Then we have breakfast, and salads, and international entrees, and desserts. The list is endless, most everything can be made vegan, all of them are worth trying, or holy chresses my mouth is watering just thinking about eating here again.
The workers are super friendly and can help you with the menu. the artwork and decor is nature inspired and homey (I miss the Jesus-Buddha painting).
This place rarely disappoints me and they put other "vegetarian" restaurants to shame.
It may be a little more expensive, but trust me, the amount of food you're getting, pus the fresh, high-quality organic food you receive, is worth it. No more ice berg lettuce. Instead, enjoy a fresh spring green mix with the quality you can TASTE.Listed in: Santa Cruz restaurants!
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5/27/2010
I like this place. i really really do.
amazing choices. vegan pizza. vegan desserts. a variety of… Read more »
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Review from Cynthia D.
Aptos, CA
Quick tip:Sign up for the email list and you get $5 off your $20 purchase.
Also, ask if your meal comes with a salad since most of them do, I learned this after ordering a side salad. then, basically having two salads and a meal to eat. Anyhow, although the wait is a little long and the prices are a little high... the food is unique and creative for vegetarian which I love. The soup is always tasty and the dressings are fresh made daily (I asked.) Last time I went I had the half Nuclear Bluff which comes with a House Salad. It was a huge plate! Honestly, I have always been pleased with everything I ordered. Obviously why it is a fixture in Captiola! -
Review from Dee R.
Santa Cruz, CA
1/27/2012
I love the soup and salad deal 8$ super healthy and FAST. I get the kitcheree soup which is an indian aryuvedic "cleanse" style soup with lentils and brown rice and spices, it is EXCELLENT and something I wouldn't take the time to make/don't know how to make at home. Their salads are fresh and yummy and salad dressing tastes handmade I love the miso honey. There aren't that many restaurants that cook with fresh healthy veggies and keep it reasonably priced.
THANKS DHARMAS!!!!! :) :) :) -
Review from christine s.
Watsonville, CA
Updated - 11/19/2011
Grrrr, darn you Dharma's!!!!!
Ages ago I was "helped" by the owner, I was asking him which dressings were Vegan, and he seemed to have the biggest stick up his butt about that. He was so RUDE, and treated me like I was dumb for asking.
He was so rude that I, for the first time, walked out.
Well suuuuuurprise, surprise; The Vinagrette which he so rudely told me was Vegan, is NOT. It contains honey.
Thanks a lot you grumpy assh0le.
And, for reals, thanks to the counter girl who noticed I was ordering my food Vegan and mentioned that the Vinagrette, (which I had been told BY THE OWNER and many many other workers, was Vegan) was not and contained honey, that stars for you. I hope you got a good chunk of cash outta the tip jar that night!1 Previous Review: Show all »
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3/1/2009
Other than the owner being a real assh*le, I must say I really love eating here. Lots of options… Read more »
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Review from Nick l.
Watsonville, CA
2/3/2012
My niece cooks like they do: the more shit you add to the dish the more gourmet it becomes. I had the pad thai yesterday and every vegitable on earth was in it. It was about $16 and sort of missed the mark. Not that I do not love new, creative food...I just want it to taste good.
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Review from dave m.
Santa Cruz, CA
1/10/2012
Portions are huge. Fresh organic healthy
Sums it up. I love the vegetable lasagna with garlic bread and salad, can't go wrong' -
Review from Carolyn G.
Bay Area, CA
11/21/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Yes, this place is...
- hit-or-miss, quality-wise
- increasingly expensive
- into humongous portion sizes
That said, I like having the option of dashing into the equivalent of a healthy cafeteria to nosh on a gluten-free pizza or the yam/quinoa/sprouts special (great sauce with that combo, too). A friend visiting from Texas found the chai milkshake addicting, and everyone I've brought here generally finds something tasty from the (ever-expanding) menu...even the meat-eaters :) -
Review from Julie K.
Santa Cruz, CA
11/12/2011
The three of us came to Dharma's today for a very late lunch: plenty of parking since it wasn't crowded and rather quiet which was so nice so I could actually carry on a conversation with my family. $45 for so much food!
Effie had the Tacos Al Pastor which came with a huge salad, the best salsa ever, an extra large plate of veggie such as avocado and tomatoes ($14.95) and a chai ($3.65).
PW had a quesadilla with a side salad ($5.50) and a thick and rich carob ice cream milkshake ($5.95) in which she devoured all of it in no time plus a giant ginger/molasses cookie ($2.25)!
I had the breakfast burrito which was so large that it over flowed my plate. It came with a huge salad ($7.95) and the most awesomest salsa ever. I had a cup of black coffee ($1.80).
In the end we had 4 boxes of left overs! We have enough for tomorrow's lunch!
NOTE: THIS IS A CELL PHONE FREE RESTAURANT AND THEY TAKE DISCOVER CREDIT CARDS! -
Review from Rinky N.
East Bay
Updated - 10/2/2011 6 photos
Yup another visit to Dharma's. No visit to the Santa Cruz/Monterey area is complete without a visit to Dharma's.
Yes their prices keep going up but their portions are humongous.
They also keep adding choices to the menu so even the pickiest can find something to eat from their expansive menu.
This time around I had the BLT sanwich made with fakking bacon, lettuce, tomato and soy mayo on delicious whole wheat bread. Yum!
I also had a side of mashed potatoes and gravy-- - oh so good@
Huzby had the veggie burrito (sans the cheese and sour cream)which came with whole beans, brown rice and about a pound of steamed veggies! Wow!
We shared a small salad which was a generous serving of lettuce, tomato, sprouts, beets and more!
We each had a shake (mine chocolate milk, his vanilla soy)
Double yum!
The staff is friendly, the food is wonderful and they still have a large menagerie of toy dinosaurs, horses, cows, lions, tigers,no bears (oh my)
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11/29/2008
We still love this place but the prices keep going up. A sign of our times everywhere----food… Read more »
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Review from Neen M.
Irvine, CA
1/1/2012 1 Check-in Here
LOVE! Who doesn't love to eat at a vegetarian restaurant that has cow, pig, chicken figurines/toys as decor? hehe Really though! And who doesn't love looking at out of this world art/paintings on the wall? SO Santa Cruz and I love it. I ordered the Pesto Portabello Sub and it was the most delicious portabello sandwich I've ever had. The secret ingredient in the sandwich which makes it so different is the feta cheese. It's a definite kicker and totally gives an extra umph! The dressing on the salad is so tangy and complements the cucumbers on the salad perfectly. YUM! To top it off, who doesn't like to use Dr. Bronner's organic soap (cause that's what they have in their soap dispenser in the restroom) Refreshing place in every way! Will totally come again!
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Review from S F.
Augusta, GA
10/31/2011
We enjoyed our dinner at Dharma's!
After reading the glowing reviews, I decided to get the portobello & artichoke sandwich and I wasn't disappointed. It was flavorful and filling and I loved the side salad. The chips were pretty good too, though I'm not really a chip person.
We split a mint oreo milkshake as well, and it was decent but not great.
The prices are kind of high and you have to order & then wait for them to call your name when your food is ready. They mumble into the microphone and I could tell lots of people were having a hard time making out what name they were saying. I'd give a 2+ syllable name, if I were you. ;-) -
Review from Lisa M.
Capitola, CA
1/24/2012
Be bold and try something different here because there's not much to complain about. The menu is creative and there's a lot to choose from. The portions are really big so great for leftovers. Great if you want to try something different!
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Review from Miss Ally A.
Los Gatos, CA
7/30/2011
Yum.
Ambiance: Feels like a lunchroom in a school - nothing formal or too comfortable about it.
However, they leave the "fluff" for the dishes they make. Post-hike, a girlfriend and I went in for some nutritional face-stuffing.
Ordered:
BLT
Barbecue beef sandwich
Pesto pasta w/ salad
First off: portions are pretty damn big.
Secondly, they're FREAKING delicious.
Seriously - delicious vegetarian food + a huge menu covering just about everything you could possibly be craving: Thai, Mexican, American...is there anything else? :)
Do it. Get 'er done and get STUFFED. -
Review from surfer b.
Palo Alto, CA
12/13/2011
I really enjoy this place and have been coming for about 25 years even when it was in its old location on 17th. Food is consistently good and I really appreciate when you order something vegan, and they will substitute with guacamole or avocado which is really tasty. Probably the best thing on the menu is the breakfast burrito it's so huge it takes like three days to eat it :-) my mom really likes the tofu rancheros. Oh and the coolest is the produce is totally local/organic Route 1 and others. And they also have raw desserts sweeten xylitol not a agave, are you reading this Café gratitude whose desserts and much too sweet and not very healthy made with agave agave and more process sweeteners,
will definitely continue to support this locally owned business serving amazing healthy tasty food -
Review from Matt M.
Santa Clara, CA
8/26/2011 4 Check-ins Here
My favorite restaurant in the whole santa cruz area, even after i've moved away to san jo. I'm not even a vegetarian. Almost every thursday after my yoga class we stop here (LOL SO HIPPY OF ME I KNOW)
Everything I have had has been amazing as well as massive. I dont need to go to specifics because its all delish. e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. props though to the dan dan noodles and the mole burrito.
However, the portabello and artichoke sandwich has changed my life. No joke, that thing made my own personal list of food that has struck me dumb with awe, right alongside food from michelin star restaurants in napa, sf, and beyond. ITS THAT DAMN GOOD.
love you, dharmas. xoxo -
Review from Lynn L.
Grass Valley, CA
1/20/2012
I love Dharmas...Great vegan/veggie food with a good environment for kids. They have little animal toys the kids can play with while waiting. They could do so much better in service and quality. It's more like fast food health food...but who is complaining. I will always make it a point to eat here while down in SC. A little on the expensive side so get ready, also, not the cleaniest restaurant so don't be picky.
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Review from Nate C.
Brooklyn, NY
1/12/2012
fresh organic foods with really great flavors (not bland vegetarian!).
surprised to find nutritional yeast as a condiment.
a little on the pricey side but the portions are huge.
you can pack leftovers in their compostable to-go containers.
the only reason i didn't do full stars is because the decor is lame.
cafeteria vibes and paintings that look like scenes from avatar...
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Review from Vegan G.
Aptos, CA
9/24/2011
Fresh, organic, delicious food. All vegetarian and quite vegan-friendly.
Downsides are they don't consider honey to be an animal product (vegans don't eat honey!), it's often noisy, and they underestimate the time on call-in orders. -
Review from Bill C.
Sacramento, CA
9/4/2011
I had a Mexican dish (vegan) which I would rate a 3. Ok but not anything that I would go back for. My wife on the other hand had the chili which she said was possibly the best she has ever had. I tasted it and it was pretty good. She also had a small salad that was actually pretty big. She loved the salad too.
Food - 4.5
Atmosphere - 3
Service - well not really any service you walk up to the counter to order and they call your name when it'd done -
Review from Aisha K.
Campbell, CA
5/16/2011
As a non-vegetarian vegetarian food-lover, you can't get better quality vegan food than Dharma's. They have great variety and styles of vegan dishes, and even if you're not vegetarian, you'll love the flavors and it'll fill you up, without your ever noticing that there's meat missing from the dish!
I always get the American Sautee, which is essentially like a huge stir-fry of yummy veggies and tofu, and it comes with a large portion of brown rice, and this tahini-garlic sauce that is Out. Of. This. World.
Seriously. Existential-Dharma-speak. This place (and that sauce) is out of this world good. Nom. -
Review from Jack j.
Aptos, CA
1/8/2012
Tofu is in just about every dish on the menu, so I ordered a Dharma's special as posted on the board. The description of the Stuffed Butternut Squash looked interesting as I read quickly and placed my order. I should have slowed down and asked some questions such as what portion of squash and rice to everything else in the dish? What arrived on the dish was mainly squash and rice piled in it. The exotic items such as strawberry sauce was really a runny jam and the salad was ordinary for the price I paid. I could have easily made this at home for about a tenth of the price. Now I understand why my daughter-in-law gave me her gift card! Well, maybe the owner was also rude and sarcastic to her as he always was to me and my friends.
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Review from Sara A.
Capitola, CA
11/21/2011
My husband and I have tried Darhma's three times. It is always packed with happy patrons, and I especially love to see so many families with children dining here.
It's comfortable enough, but nothing fancy. As someone else mentioned, it's more like a cafeteria.
It's not the best vegetarian food I've had, but never disappointing. The servings are massive (honestly, sometimes a little too big). The soups are basic, but good. My husband is in love with the bbq "beef" sandwich. It is good, but there needs to be some kind of fresh vegetable (maybe some lettuce or something?). It is also huge and my husband and I are both full after splitting it.
We got the peanut noodle dish once, and I wasn't impressed. Just kind of bland. I also got a special taco dish once that was kind of disappointing. It was, of course, a massive portion. There was way too much filling for the tacos, and that made it kind of gross and overwhelming. However, there were tons of fresh vegetables and avacado. We ate on that dish for three days, I swear!
All in all, we enjoy Darhma's and will continue to make it our Saturday, errand running lunch or early dinner spot. The salads and pasta dishes look really tasty, and I'm anxious to try them. Also can't wait to try the vegan pizza.
I don't find it pricey at all, considering the portions and freshness. -
Review from Shannon B.
San Francisco, CA
8/31/2011
I liked my Dharma's meal but it was a bit too: 1970's, Hippy, health-freak vegan for me. I want milk in my mashed potatoes damn it! ( & I'm a vegetarian too) I think the thing to order here might be in the salads, they looked amazing and huge. If you come with a friend, split the meal- the portions are huge.
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Review from Julie S.
Updated - 9/22/2011 2 photos
Ok....I like the food here but they REALLY can be skimpy with the amount of food they give you, especially considering the high prices.
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9/16/2011
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Review from Mike N.
Santa Cruz, CA
6/15/2011
Dharma's is EPIC! Being one of the only all-vegetarian places in SC I have a little bias, but the food has impressed me every time.
Food: Delicious. The mock chicken mole burrito is TO DIE FOR. Portions are huge!
Price: On the more expensive side of things, but you can stretch a plate to last a few meals.
Ambiance: Not bad, although a few times the worker behind the counter has been less than friendly.
All-in-all, a great place to dine. Most of their dishes can be made vegan, which is great if you are....VEGAN! -
Review from jordan F.
Fremont, CA
5/5/2011
Definitely 5 stars. Not only was the place a good choice before being pierced (Way body arts), but It was such an amazing spot. My friends and I ate outside in the sunlight on a gorgeous day.
A very awesome collection of vegan/vegan friendly options. One of those restaurants where i look at the menu and have a hard time picking something (and that's a good thing, because everything looked great and about 85% of could be made vegan.)
I ended up actually blindly closing my eyes and just picking the vegan nuclear blast sandwich (which was easily the best meal I ate that week), and had some ginger beer to go with it. A great combo.
Also, my 3 other friends that were with me had NOTHING but good things to say about the food, friendly atmosphere, and such a prime location and time of day to be enjoying the sun. Seriously. 90% of what was said while we were eating were either "mmmmmmm" or " woooow" or "man, I'm so impressed, this food is ridiculously amazing."
I plan to make it a point to come here when ever I visit Mateo and Sammy of WAY body arts. -
Review from Lina J.
Cupertino, CA
10/24/2011
Now that's what I call vegetarian! From reading the reviews, this place seems hit and miss. To me, it's a hit! Shared Indian Curry Plate and Fresh Spring Rolls. The meal was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. The portions are HUGE - these two items were enough for two + leftovers! I think the prices are fair for the amount of food you get. Will definitely come here again.
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Review from Sarah T.
Oakland, CA
10/13/2011
Dhama's is one of my favorite places to eat in Santa Cruz: fresh, simple, clean vegetarian food. I can get simple steamed greens as well as gluten free pizza, so it's really great for those on dietary restrictions. And the portions are HUGE!
The main thing for me as a person who is sensitive to additives, etc is that I always feel good after I eat here (though usually too full). Child friendly atmosphere, great art on the walls and so many different choices on the menu. The only downside can be waiting for the food, but it's so worth it.
Of course this is not gourmet fine dining food, but for those of us who love simple, clean, and digestible food this is exactly the right place. -
Review from JZ S.
Santa Cruz, CA
12/10/2011
Seriously, this place rocks. I must admit, I would prefer a plate of steamed veggies to a burger - honestly - so my palate is a bit unusual and this place meets my needs and exceeds them! Great portions, awesome food. LOVE it! My only reason for not 5 star is often I need to check the order and something isn't there. If I forget and get home with it, I'm always a bit frustrated. When I eat there, I can fix it, it's just a bit frustrating but wouldn't dissuade me from eating there!
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Review from Murphy O.
San Francisco, CA
2/20/2011
It's where the pretentious hippie vegans eat in Santa Cruz.
If you're one of them you'll love it, but I just want a burger after I eat there. -
Review from Trevor S.
Santa Cruz, CA
11/11/2010
I went to Dharma's for the first time with my wife a few days ago, and I refuse to go back. From terrible service to mediocre food to crazed portion control this place is out of my eating habits for the rest of forever.
It started off with the ordering. I don't know who this old guy was, but he didn't give me any welcome feelings despite the fact I was handing him money. He had a hugely pretentious air about him as we ordered our food and drink. I ordered the mole burrito and a mint shake, my wife a burger and passion something iced tea. All said and done, I was out thirty odd dollars, so it can't be bad. We waited, and waited, and waited for our food. Five minutes after ordering, I notice one of the girls behind the counter is making a shake, albeit in a blender, so I get excited. When she is done, she sticks the blender in the freezer and leaves... now I am confused. Three more orders came in behind us and were served before we were (and before you think it, no, they were not soup orders.) We finally get our food after 35 minutes, my shake is reblended to make it shake like and we sit to eat.
First off, there is no semblance of a "Burrito" in the mole burrito. It was a stale tortilla, slathered in vegetables in a brown goo then folded in half. The mole was uninspired, tasting only of cinnamon, and the vegetables varied from under, to overcooked. I keep reading about huge portions, and I can see that in this "burrito" but not in my wife's burger. It was a patty of homemade origin, lettuce, thousand island dressing and a bun. On the side was the most anemic handful of roasted potatoes I have ever seen grace the side of a burger. Even with my wife's help after she finished her tiny bit of food, we could not finish the monstrous burrito and I was left wondering "Where was that for the burger?"
As we finished and walked out, I came to a realization as to why the food was so pricey, yet so mediocre. The decor of this kitschy place had to run them a fortune, and despite its huge size, it was nearly empty at dinner time on a Thursday. In the greater Santa Cruz area, there is vegetarian and vegan food at almost every restaurant. If Dharma's filled a niche at one point, it is no longer there. Skip it all and find a better place. -
Review from Jia J.
1/25/2011
SUCH a chill place, perfect for detoxing after bad behavior on the Santa Cruz beach boardwalk or charging up after a healthy walk along the seacliffs before the tortuous drive back up the 1 and the 17.
Yeah, douchebags and techies: leave your cell phones off or better yet, in your Priuses. This is one establishment that still knows it has rights against rudeness in modernity's clothing.
What can I say, but that the stuff here (95% vegan and all vegetarian, organic, and fresh) takes the quote marks off of my usual conception of Vegan "Food."
A menu that's good in its own right without ever pretending to be something that it's not (namely MEAT and DAIRY), is also backed up by a whole section of gluten free options and ornamented by natural beverages, local beers, and even good old Heinies and Coronas.
Who would have thought that lasagna with soy strips could be inSANE, or that vegetarian burritos wouldn't leave you with a pout for their lack of carne asada?
Take it from an unapolagetic carnivore; this place is a California-only treasure, and I miss it as much as I miss the state. -
Review from Scott C.
Santa Cruz, CA
Updated - 9/23/2011
Still don't get it. Bland food on cheap paper plates with plastic forks for top dollar.
Vegetarian food doesn't have to be bad.1 Previous Review:
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9/13/2010
Way way way overrated. High prices for cardboard with curry sauce served on paper plates.
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Review from ally s.
Soquel, CA
Updated - 7/24/2011
went back today for a simple spring roll... with a fatty hair in it. i simply asked for a new one, and they gave me an attitude. MEH.
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7/21/2011
i HATE how organic places think they're better than their OWN customers! the people that work here… Read more »
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Review from Miriam J.
Santa Cruz, CA
3/17/2011
The idea of a vegetarian diner is good. And the atmosphere is nice. The barbeque sandwich is by far the best vegetarian BBQ I've ever had.
But most everything else I've had at Dharma's just isn't great... -
Review from Ashleigh B.
Capitola, CA
7/12/2011 3 Check-ins Here
This is a fantastic veggie restaurant. Everything I have had from here has been great. I love living in a town with complete veggie restaurants. I love this place so much!!
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Review from jamila G.
Dana Point, CA
6/12/2011
This is one of my favorite places in Santa Cruz. The lost taco is by far my favorite dish but you pretty much cant go wrong with anything on the menu. Their small salads are quite substantial and the miso honey dressing is amazing. Whenever I come back to visit SC, I go to Dharmas as many times as I can! The only negative aspect is the price; I always end up spending about $20 BUT its worth it....
