Kerouac's - Baker

This restaurant is certainly an interesting find, especially considering its upscale vibe, which is rare for a small town like this. They offer a few vegan options on the menu, and the staff seems knowledgeable about veganism. However, it's worth noting that their original menu descriptions are outdated; they've eliminated pizza and burgers, focusing now solely on small plates. We tried the vegan mushroom bruschetta and fries (make sure to request no sauce), and while they were enjoyable, it didn’t quite feel like a complete meal. The drinks were delicious, the servers were friendly, and the atmosphere was nice, with outdoor seating available. However, it was a bit disappointing not to be able to enjoy a full meal here, especially given the lack of other dining options in town.

I ordered the veganized version of the 'Olive It ' pizza the crust was good but toppings a bit sparse especially for $16. The TVP burger could be made vegan w vegan mozzarella cheese, but they had no vegan buns at the time of my visit.

I will say that this place is interesting - it is more on the raised side that is unusual in super tiny cities like this. on the menu there are some designated vegan items, and the personal knows veganism. the original description is no longer accurate; they no longer serve pizza and burger and make only small teller now. we had the vegan mushroom broochetta and pommes (snow for no sauce, and while they were tasty, it didn't really feel like a full meal. the drinks were tasty, server were friendly, and the atmosphere was pleasant (outside kitchen is available! , but it was a kind of grief not in the position to eat a full meal here, especially with no other possibilities in the city.

I ordered the veganized version of the 'olive it' pizza the crust was good, but a bit spersome for $16. the twp burger could be vegan with mozzarella cheese, but they had no vegan bungalows at the time of my visit.

I found this place to be quite interesting, especially for a small town like this. They offer some designated vegan options on the menu, and the staff is knowledgeable about veganism. However, I noticed that their original menu description is outdated; they no longer serve pizza and burgers, focusing instead on small plates. We tried the vegan mushroom bruschetta and the fries (without any sauce), and while they were tasty, it didn't feel like a complete meal. The drinks were delightful, the servers were friendly, and the atmosphere was pleasant, with an outdoor kitchen available. However, it was a bit disappointing not to be able to enjoy a full meal here, especially considering the limited dining options in the city.