The nachos were served on a pan with the chips spread out and evenly coated with each topping. The "cheese whiz" had an unusual pumpkin pie taste. The carrots provided an earthy flavor. the vegan mozzarella was creamy and light. The pickled onions provided a pleasantly sour hint. The white chili had a nice hearty bean flavor. The medium tortilla chips were thick enough to hold the toppings but thin enough to be crisp. The salsa was light with a generous amount of cilantro. This was a really good, andvery unique, serving of nachos!
Hi-Fi Clyde's is a restaurant and sports bar with a stage for live bands and ping pong tables. It is not a vegan or vegetarian restaurant, but they do have several vegan options such as Vegan Nachos, Falafel Wrap, the A.L.T Sandwich, and Buffalo Cauliflower Po Boy Sandwich. The fried foods probably get fried in shared oil, so that needs to be considered when ordering. The interior looks like a rough bar with stickers and signs all over the walls but they've mixed in some surprisingly classy sitting areas with large couches, black chandeliers, and lit up pinball machine tables. And the place is cleaner than it looks upon first glance. I visited during the afternoon and crowd was light, but it I can tell it really comes alive at night. It looks like a great place to party for omnivores and herbivores. I'll try to return again in the future.
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