
Since 1985, we continue to serve unique flavors of Mexican vegetarian food from quesadillas, burritos, enchiladas, tamales to empanadas, burgers, sandwiches, salads and signature pizzas. A hidden gem in the San Fernando Valley that is committed to delivering healthy and flavorful eating experiences for everyone, even non-vegetarians. Half our customers are non-vegetarians yet they continue to enjoy our food! So plan your trip out here in North Hollywood, we’ve got plenty of parking in the rear.
Offering vegetarian Mexican & Californian-American specialties like tacos, salads & pizzas.
Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11403 Victory Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91606
Phone: (818) 980-9011
Website: https://theogleonors.com/
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So if you used to eat at Vegatinos at the parking lot under the tent so now they have permanent place every day.
This brought back some memories.
The first time I ate their, I had the torta (sandwich) and the tacos from Vegatinos.
The second time I had empanadas from Leonor with mushrooms, spinach and cheese, it was sooo good.
The staff is very friendly.
You can tell they prepare the food with love.
They still have the flaxseed tea which I remembered from a years previously, though it didn’t taste quite as sweet as I remembered it.
The decor looked like it hadn’t been updated in a while, perhaps ever, and I got the feeling that I was entering a previous decade in the San Fernando Valley. So how about the food? Did it make up for a sort of lack of modernism in the space? Unfortunately not really.
I had shrimp and beef enchiladas. (As a reminder all of this is vegetarian) the shrimp had absolutely no flavor whatsoever. The beef was really tasty on its own, but there wasn’t that much flavor in the sauce they served it with.
While I was thinking about this lack of flavor the cook stopped by the table and asked if we had been to the restaurant before. We mentioned it had been a while, and she wanted to orient us to the fact that they don’t actually use any salt in the food for health reasons. Well it was good to know that the food was healthy, but they sure should consider using some kind of spices or flavors for taste reasons.
Our kid had a “chicken” mushroom pizza. It wasn’t bad… But honestly it wasn’t so great either. Not a lot of flavor on top and the whole wheat crust which was cooked perfectly didn’t taste like much. A couple points for crust texture.
We also got a side of steamed veggies. It was a large, very generous portion, but definitely a lack of flavor going on.
Everything in the restaurant is vegan so, again, you don’t have to worry about your dietary restriction if you are a vegan eater. But there are plenty of vegan joints popping up with a much more modern flair for cooking and flavor that I would try, or head back to, before I went back to Leonor’s.
I just want to note that the staff, including our server and the cook who made a point of stopping by the table, were both very, very nice, and despite the fact that we didn’t really find ourselves too overwhelmed by the food, we at least felt welcome and were treated very well.