
Whimsical, eccentric space for contemporary vegan fare & drinks complemented by death-metal tunes.
Hours
| Friday | 5 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1503 30th St, San Diego, CA 92102
Phone: (619) 546-9653
Website: http://www.barkindred.com/
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Reviews
We started with the skewer plate (those BBQ yuba skewers are unreal – they taste like the most indulgent meat you’ve ever had, but totally plant-based!), a fresh and perfectly dressed salad, and the egg roll burger – what a genius twist! The crispy wonton wrapper on the burger adds such a satisfying crunch and flavor explosion. For dessert, the cannolis were light, crispy, and filled with the creamiest vegan ricotta – perfection.
We also loved the seasonal beverages – they had this incredible plant-based eggnog that was so rich and spiced, it completely blew our minds. We haven’t had eggnog in five years since going vegan, and this one was spot-on. It’s inspired me to try making my own at home for Christmas!
The atmosphere is super unique (think edgy meets Victorian), the cocktails are inventive, and the service was friendly and attentive. If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and go – you won’t be disappointed! Highly recommend for anyone craving bold, delicious vegan eats.
P.S: Don’t miss their Pumpkin Caramel Cheesecake
We went late and only had the late night, limited menu, but it was still absolutely worth it! A great spot for a late night snack & drink.
The service was fantastic – great sense of humor, accommodating, good suggestions, knowledgeable
We stopped by for dinner, and even though the wait was long, the atmosphere made it easy to hang out. The cocktail program is top-tier—creative, strong, and beautifully presented.
• The Vibe: Dark, moody, and whimsical. It’s perfect for a date night or just grabbing drinks with friends.
• The Food: It’s 100% vegan, but you wouldn’t know it. The flavors are bold and satisfying.
Definitely “worth the wait” for the ambiance alone. If you want a spot with character and great drinks, this is it.
This was actually my first time trying vegan food, and I was genuinely impressed. I have Peruvian roots, so I’ve grown up with lots of traditional dishes and bold flavors. The crispy potatoes were simple but had a bright, acidic taste that really stood out. The chimichurri had a different texture than I’m used to, but the flavor still resembled the South American versions I know. The real surprise was the Warlock Bowl — as someone who’s eaten quinoa all my life, I appreciated how flavorful and well-seasoned it was. A creative twist on something familiar.
We tried a few cocktails, and unfortunately, this is where Kindred really lost a point. Aside from the Espresso Martini (which was excellent — smooth, strong, and well-balanced), every other drink was almost entirely ice. We’re talking 90% ice, 10% liquid. For cocktails priced at this level, that felt pretty disappointing — even borderline deceptive. They looked great, but there just wasn’t enough actual drink in the glass.
The ambiance is relaxed and stylish, with background rock music playing at a comfortable volume. It got louder between 6–7 p.m., with guest conversations completely overtaking the music. Things calmed down again around 9 p.m..
Overall, Kindred is a great spot for flavorful vegan dishes in a creative setting. Just skip the cocktails (except the Espresso Martini), and maybe ask for a proper pour next time.
The food was very disappointing. The double cheeseburger was a sad-looking small burger that looked like a cheap fast food burger. The buns were not fresh.
Drinks sounded more interesting than their taste.
Very small portions.