Vegan
American
Fast food
Delivery
Take-out
Mexican
Catering
Fully vegan food truck turned brick-and-mortar specializing in New Mexican cuisine. Menu includes sandwiches, various burritos, enchilada plate, sides and more. Sister shop is Nobody Calls Me Chicken which is also located at this address. Relocated from 4003 Carlisle Blvd NE. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-6:00pm.
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2904 Indian School Rd. NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
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Last update on 04 Nov 2024 by Guest
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Added by alizzzy on 15 Aug 2019
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105 Reviews
First Review by vsvihla
ZuZu
Points +341
Don't miss this place! - Edit
Everything about this place is great, from the bright, friendly and fast counter service to the flawlessly executed dishes that taste like love. This place is clearly the winner if you're looking for all vegan in Albuquerque. Even our non veg family like to eat here! The owners are really doing something right and it shows immediately in the dedicated staff. The flavor profiles hit the mark. Love, love love. Thank you, Vegos!
Read morePros: Flawless Food, Great Attentive Staff, Inspiration made real
Guest
regijane
Points +148
Best enchiladas ever - Edit
The enchiladas were so good I went back the next day to get them again! Had the gfo calabacitas & grilled tofu enchiladas plate w green chilies, absolutely delicious! Staff was super friendly and it was really quick too. I took mine to go and had a picnic at the park down the street, but they do have tables inside and out. Will definitely go back next time I’m in ABQ - by far the best vegan restaurant in the city!!
Read morePros: Enchiladas!!, Friendly staff
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88vegOG
Points +22
Fun Delicious Innovative Vegan - Edit
The creativity of this restaurant is off the charts and the food is expertly prepared and fresh. The bread is amazing and every dish I have ordered is delicious. The treatment of the tofu and seitan is award worthy top level!! With that said, I wish they would cut up the seitan for the Philly sub more to make it easier to eat, and the soy curls in the po’boy- wish the curls were bigger, but that’s just constructive criticism to some very interesting vegan subs. Overall, it feels like yummy homemade vegan food! Glad you are on DoorDash! With their obvious ability and creativity, I wish they offered a regular house salad and more dessert selection. So happy to find Vegos- it is one of the best vegan spots in town. I’m just offering a few suggestions that could make it even better in my opinion. Keep rocking Vegos you are an Albuquerque superstar! I’ll be back! Please keep up with consistency don’t rest on your laurels!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2025-04-20
Pros: Fried Tofu Tenders , Chickpea Sub and Potato Salad, Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito
Cons: Few house made desserts, Size consistency for tofu tenders, Fresh juice not always available
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SoyKal-El
Points +6124
Awesome ABQ spot - Edit
I really enjoyed this place. Everything I tried at lunch was great so I got dinner to go as well. The service is also very friendly.
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m@earthville
Points +10235
I could eat here every day - Edit
Vegos does legit scrumptious vegan versions of the New Mexican classics, and the flavors and textures are tops. The chile relleno, chilaquiles, and Loco Tostaritto are all delicious. Their jackfruit burrito, “El Jefe” (apparently no longer on the menu as of mid-2024) was a feast in itself (I ordered it without the rice and potato since I don’t need that much starch, and with the “Make it loco” option, which is rich and yummy).
Read moreService was warm and there’s free parking out front.
We’ll come back every time we’re in town.
Enjoy!
Updated from previous review on 2024-09-06
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KatelynMS
Points +187
Maybe I came on an off day? - Edit
Whilst the prices were amazing, the food was all pretty bland - and I typically like bland food. But this was REALLY bland. The bean and cheese burrito had very little cheese (I wasn’t even convinced any was in there). My stuffed sopapilla was supposed to have Calabacitas but didn’t. The staff were super lovely!
Read morePros: Decor, Staff, Price
Cons: Flavor
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Wombat4
Points +28
Our go to ABQ vegan eatery - Edit
So many yummy options from the full range of New Mexican food to faux chicken and Philly cheesesteak sandwiches and even desserts. We have yet to work our way through the whole menu.
Read morePros: The Sando , The Philly, The Loco Tostaritto
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Banangela97
Points +2825
Good vegan stop - Edit
My food wasn't served as hot as I would like (not in a spicy way, it was very spicy!) and the tortilla was kind of hard and eh. They have other things on their menu I would get though. Kind cashier!
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Earthg
Points +46
So So Good! - Edit
So many good options, but get the concha!! It was perfect! The “chicken” was fresh and crunchy. Definitely will be back to try more things!
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LemonSniper13
Points +81
Great NM/Cali vegan food - Edit
Fantastic flavor, large portions, and good people!
Read morePros: Phantastic Philly sandwhich, Great Buffalo sandwich
Cons: Not much dining space
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NickTustin
Points +1248
Great - Edit
-stuffed sopapilla with seitan - 9/10 great, love their setian
Read more-elote en El vaso - 10/10 excellent
-enchiladas with seitan - 9/10 great
-pumpkin empanada - 8.5/10 great
Fully vegan place!
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mostzy
Points +258
yum - Edit
the chile rellano and enchiladas were delicious. i love the baked goods.
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1AP1
Points +1178
Very good vegan mex - Edit
Awesome find and menu, feel like my experience wasn't quite as good as some other reviews but would love to go again
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JuliaTR
Points +230
Not to be missed - Edit
You must visit if you are in the area! The stuffed sopapilla was out of this world! Fried tofu sandwich also the best I've ever tasted. Generous portions and the staff were very helpful and kind.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-09-24
Pros: all vegan, delicious, friendly staff
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Madisonian
Points +1265
Great New Mexican cuisine - Edit
We tried the enchilada plate with both green and red chili sauces on the side, and the sopapilla (fried dough) filled with beans, potatoes and seitan. Both dishes were very tasty. The red chili sauce was very spicy.
Read morePrices were quite reasonable and portions generous. The counter staff were very welcoming.
Pros: Tasty New Mexican dishes, Generous portions, reasonably priced , Welcoming staff
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Secrest302
Points +30
Super, Super Delicious!! - Edit
I ate lunch here while on a business trip. Had researched this restaurant and it did not disappoint. I had the Sandra burrito and wow, was it tasty. I am going to have dinner here as well so I can try one of the fried tofu sandwiches.
Read morePros: Sandra burrito, Fast service, Friendly staff
Cons: So popular that parking is a challenge.
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zoeythebird
Points +277
Yummy, quick, inexpensive Mexican! - Edit
Even the $5.50 little burritos are decently sized (and tasty!) Added fries and they were deliciously salty.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-07-31
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CappyJax
Points +35
The Chili Relleno is amazing! - Edit
The people are friendly, the restaurant is clean, and this was one of the best Chili Relleno I have ever had.
Read morePros: Great good, Friendly people, Clean
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meglustig
Points +6
Sooo good! - Edit
Stumbled upon this on a work trip, it was soooo good!
Read morePros: Good prices, Flavorful food , Staff friendliness
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Fstauber
Points +41
Love this place - Edit
I have eaten here several times, but this was my first time at the new location. The food has always been excellent. I love the Chile relleno, the churros, the elotes, etc. Now they’ve expanded their menu and I was so excited to try new stuff I had to grab stuff to go. It’s casual, there’s plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and the service is always friendly and efficient.
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LennyTriem
Points +79
Incredible! - Edit
Great food, good prices, great staff, and good portions. If I ever visit ABQ again, I’ll be sure to come here.
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vsvihla
Points +589
Excellent! - Edit
We love their burritos and that you can get them as a bowl instead. We also love the Philly and the Chickpea sub. Now that they are co- located with their sister restaurant (Nobody calls me Chicken) deciding what to order will be harder, but deciding which restaurant to go to is easy! Make sure to watch for their special items around the holidays, like tamales!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2019-08-15
Pros: Large servings of delicous food, Vegan protein in most options, Affordable
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ScottCline
Points +3328
Yummy but… - Edit
I loved Vegos. The staff were super friendly and there were lots of choices.  I had the loaded fries. They were super delicious but I wish the fries were a little bit crispier. Otherwise they were smothered deliciousness. I also ordered a Satan burrito to go for lunch the next day. That was extremely delicious. Recommended.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-04-12
Pros: Lots of choices, Friendly staff, Vegan!
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unleashalicia
Points +113
I would have eaten here every day - Edit
This food was soooo good. We ate there on Saturday on our trip, but when we tried to go back Sunday, it was closed! So bummed. I had the enchiladas. They were excellent.
Read morePros: Delicious
Cons: Closed Sunday/Monday
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kalaberger7
Points +44
Delicious!! - Edit
We were getting into Albuquerque late and ordered food to pick up at the latest time possible, arrived just after close. Food was piping hot and the woman who helped us was incredibly friendly. Each got a burrito - fantastic stop!
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jenna33
Points +684
Vegan New Mexican food :) - Edit
Sooo good! Really loved the chile and churros
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Veganfoodisgoodfood
Points +20
Good, but not great! - Edit
My wife has a soy allergy and they cook most of their food in soy oil.
Read moreIts good but could use some help.
All she could get to eat was rice and queso. The rice was bland and the cheese sauce/queso was ok.
I had the El Jefe with red chili sauce and it was pretty good.
They should use a better oil and raise the prices on their menu. Cheap soy oil is not the way to go.
Also a little salt goes a long way.
Pros: The El Jefe is huge.
Cons: Food is cooked in soy oil.
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