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Address: 348 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02118
Phone: (617) 767-0728
Website: https://www.plntburger.com/
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This location is pretty horrible. The food is ok, and the service sucks. Every time I go to this location I have to ask multiple times for the items I ordered especially the $0.50 sauces. If I’m paying multiple dollars or $0.50 for a half ounce container of sauce, you bet I’ll ask every time for them. The location in Dedham is far more superior. Also the aioli sauce looks completely different from this location and the Dedham location. They must not be doing something right at this location when prepping the sauce bottles.
The service was friendly and fast, and the space inside the Whole Foods makes it a convenient stop. Prices are a bit higher than your average burger joint, but that’s expected for quality vegan food. Overall, it’s a great spot if you’re craving a plant-based comfort meal.
Both the spicy chik’n sandwich and the sweet potato crinkles were delicious and reasonably priced.
If you are not local residents on the East Coast, I highly recommend scheduling a visit and giving them a try when you’re in the area.
Crispy herb fries and potato fries were great!
Was recommended the spicy chicken sandwich. Could you tell it was vegan? Yes. But was it good? Yes. Will try the burgers next time.
I decided to check it out post-shopping and ordered the double PLNT Burger along with a side of green bean fries. The double PLNT Burger was pretty robust for a plant-based offering. Layered with caramelized onions, pickles, plant-based American cheese, and PLNT sauce, the patties were bursting with umami. However, I found them to be a bit on the saltier side. While it certainly had flavor and was easily better than many of the vegan burgers I’ve had in Boston, it didn’t quite meet my expectations for a ‘healthier’ alternative.
The green bean fries were a different story altogether. Served hot and crispy, they were a delight to munch on. Their inherent green bean taste was preserved despite the frying, and they offered a nice counterbalance to the saltiness of the burger.
While I wouldn’t necessarily categorize PLNT Burger as a health-food spot based on this experience, it does offer a tasty and convenient option for those looking for plant-based alternatives. The location within Whole Foods adds to the convenience factor, making it easy to grab a quick and relatively satisfying meal while running errands.
I ordered fries and they were cold and seemed like they were old.
I ordered mustard and they forgot it and I didn’t wanna to get up and close my food up to ask for the sauce.
I ordered ice cream and they had no spoons so I had to walk to the end of the store to get one.
I asked for water and they said they have no cups.
This place sucked. Burger and ice cream was decent.