“ Sandwich-wise: I loved the Chopped Cheese and I usually dislike ground beef substitutes, the Portobello mac and cheese was juicy and had some of the best vegan cheese I've had, and the Cubano has a very distinct BBQ smokey flavor which I'm not a big fan of but I know a lot of people love. The absolute standouts, however, were the Dominican staples made vegan. The Mofonguitos were flavorful bites wrapped in crispy plantain deliciousness, and their Sancocho was a perfect soup: hearty with tons of root vegetables and a really deep, warm flavor profile. I'm already planning repeat orders of these on my next trip, and to try their rice and beans next. Also LOVED the tamarind juice (although I'll gladly consume anything with even a suggestion of tamarind, so take that as you will) Parking was sparse but doable, and there is a nice little sitting area inside with lovely service to boot. Definite visit if you're in the area, and even if you're not! There are few things that make the haul from Queens to the Bronx worth it, and this place is officially added to that list for me. ”

“ So great to find a vegan spot in the Bronx!! It was also a great value! Good prices for decent portion size. Best value for a vegan spot that I have ever been to in the city. Portion size was great my husband & I left full! Food was good but wished it had a little more spice & salt. Soursop drink was amazing! So rare to see soursop drinks on a menu. No dessert options at this location they said which we didn't mind. ”

“ I have gotten food from here about 4 times. I got a better food experience when I went into the shop over Uber eats. I got the monfogito, the Mac and cheese empanadas and the sour sop Juice. ”

“ The area is really congested, no parking, and really populated making it not the best experience as far as location. I have to admit though their Cuban sandwich is immaculate tasting almost identical to an original. I advise ordering beforehand and just picking up your food up to go unless you utilize Uber.... Besides that the food is great.... ”

“ Just when there for the first time , and the food is amazing . I had the chicken chimichurri and my girlfriend had the vegan cubano. The Vegan Factory is a 5 start . Then i forgot to take pictures. Next time i will ”

“ The service and food was amazing on Aug 2nd. I almost forgot the tamarind drink. Great cozy, extremely clean, spot. I didn't have trouble finding parking either which was surprising. Can't wait to return ”

“ A rare restaurant in the Bronx that is vegan. Very cute interior with excellent customer service. Street parking available for free during certain hours of the day. The food was decent. The fries were not very impressive. But again, a rare find in the Bronx. Would recommend if you are vegan and need a bite. ”

“ Not vegan but I passed by this place a few times and made it my priority to try it out. We ordered takeout for dinner & got a cheese burger and the cubano sandwich which both came with a side of fries. & let me tell you that the cubano was packed with so much flavor we forgot that it's not real meat. It was super delicious. Im a fan of mushrooms especially when they're seasoned right & they sure understood the assignment when it came down to seasoning this bad boy. The cheese burger was a bean patty & vegan American cheese which also tasted good. But the Cubano was def the winner in my opinion. The truffle Parmesan fries were mediocre due to lacking flavor and salt but we added our own seasonings and it tasted better. The sour sop & the mango juice were also DELICIOUS. Other than that - the vibe inside is cute & small. Next time I'm definitely trying the mofongitos and the tostadas. Will update once I try other menu items. ”

“ My new favorite vegan spot. I haven't tried everything but i will. All the sandwiches looked amazing. Healthy portions. Only negative is that they charged me for hot sauce after I orderd $50 worth of food. ”

“ Although I'm not a Vegan, if there are days when I don't eat seafood or anything with dairy, I could subsist on grains and veggies. The Bronx isn't filled to the brim with Vegan restaurants like in BK or NYC- so when a Vegan spot pops up in my borough, I'm all in. In comes Vegan Factory. The name threw me off because the previous Next Stop Vegan restaurant in this same location, is no longer here and this, is currently owned by one of the Dominican sisters. (FYI, Next Stop Vegan has moved to Washington Heights and BK). Next Stop was cozy- but Vegan Factory is just straight up luxurious.....for the West Farms area. It has plush, velvet emerald chairs with gold color legs, wooden tables, fuschias and faux boxwood walls. To counteract the bright colors, the flooring is done in black and white checks. And if that's not instagrammable gold, then what is? Again, for the area, Vegan F. is gorgeous! This is the closest you can get to eating a touch of Dominican flair in the food- without the meat. Vegan Factory's owner continues to hone in her Dominican culture into this restaurant. You'll find several traditional Dominican meals that have been Veganized here like: Mofongitos stuffed with Quinoa+other veggies+seasonings, 'Chimichurri' burger made with black beans+veggies+seasonings. Then there's a 'pull pork' sandwich and other items using Beyond meat or another meatless alternative- if that's your thing. Service from my girl Nia was awesome and down to earth. So incredibly happy that one of the sisters remains here with her own Vegan restaurant- even if it's been turned around. ”