crossroads

venue - intimate & elegant

staff - charming

food - absolutely delicious! hands down, the best vegan restaurant we have ever had the pleasure todineat and one of the highlights of our trip to los angeles!

way overpriced. give me a break.

small plates, indeed. you know you are in trouble when the waitress announces that it is "about three plates per person" at about $12.00 each, sans drink and/or dessert. the food was very good, just not enough, sharing gives you maybe a bite each (for four).

the atmosphere was nice, oh yah, except when we were bum rushed into an area adjoining the main room which was about 10% full. perhaps our party of 4 weren't "special" enough for the main room. and we diddineearly, like 6:30.

kind of pretentious, overpriced. won't be back, won't recommend either.

have you ever been tricked by a restaurant? i have, many times actually. though i wouldn’t say crossroads, the all vegan mediterranean restaurant duped me, i felt like i did. (i don’t have anything against those who are vegan, or those who have dietary needs of gluten free foods. i don’t want to offend anyone here, but this is more of my issue. i mean, if you are a vegan, i guess this is just the post for you. trust me, there aren’t a lot of posts like this for you. anyways, back to my rant.) not only was theirdinela menu wrong online, but i had no idea going in that the restaurant was all vegan. i guess the latter part of that rant was my fault, but man oh man was i surprised. my logic was, a 5 course meal for $25 — that was a legit deal. to my surprise, they only offered a 4 course, and all were vegan dishes and portioned out smaller than normal. honestly, i had reservation to the spice table, and blew it off for crossroads — a lot more of a drive, but at the time, i thought it was