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Sorci's Italian Cafe and Enoteca
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Veg-options
Serves meat, vegan options available. Small Italian cafe on a quiet strip off Main Street near the Salvation Army. Vegetarian dishes clearly marked, some of which can be made vegan. Roasted vegetable panini, bruschetta, pasta arrabiata, wine bar, deli, gelato and sorbetto(one is non-dairy), and organic blood orange juice. Italian movies shown on Wednesday for free. Open Mon-Wed 11:30am-8:00pm, Thu-Sat 11:30am-9:00pm, Sun 11:30am-8:00pm.
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1012 Ryan Ave (at Main St), Sumner, Washington, USA, 98390
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 12 Nov 2013 by Guest
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6 Reviews
First Review by MaryAndersonDearing
bEzz
Points +2124
Vegan Surprises! - Edit
Update:
Read moreI nearly fell out of my chair tonight when I came here for a friend’s birthday and saw VEGAN TORTELLINI on the menu. Actually, my eye caught the word “cashew cheese” and I was intrigued. I then noticed there was a “(V)” next to the description and so asked the waiter “Does this mean it’s vegetarian or vegan?” and without missing a beat he confirmed “Vegan.” He then explained that they overhauled their menu a few months ago to include vegan options, including vegan cheese for the build your own pizzas and pastas (for an up charge, of course). I ended up ordering the tortellini and it was SO GOOD. They put real thought into making this dish. It’s not some throw away attempt. If you are sensitive to spicy ask them to hold the Mama Lil’s peppers. Continues to make great cocktails and still has the bruschetta (now marked with a V!)
Original:
If you live in the area and are looking for a cozy place to grab drinks with friends, Sorci’s will do the trick and you won’t leave hungry! Their bruschetta is vegan as-is, though be warned that the plate comes with a ball of butter placed on the side (next to a small pile of salt) I definitely recommend using the salt to season the tomatoes, otherwise the flavor is a bit flat. There is also a baked avocado appetizer that you can veganize by ordering without cheese, but it’s not nearly as tasty as the bruschetta.
For entrees there is a “build your own pasta” option. Marinara and spaghetti/penne are vegan. Add-ons include olives, artichoke hearts, and sun dried tomatoes. There are also a couple salads that can be made vegan with some modification.
This place actually does decent cocktails, so if you imbibe, you should be pleased with what the bar turns out.
Updated from previous review on 2022-07-25
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plantbased4myheart
Points +29
Better options! - Edit
They’ve really upped their vegan options…. Vegan cheese for their pizzas, minestrone soup, butternut squash, or vegetable paninis! Cozy atmosphere and my mest eating hubby was happy.
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bayzydk
Points +108
Not a destination, per se… - Edit
….but is perfectly fine if you find yourself there as part of a group or are local to the area and don’t want to travel far for a decent bite to eat!
Read moreThere are a couple salads on the menu that are either vegan or can easily be made so. They have a “build your own pasta” menu where you can gussy up an otherwise plain order of spaghetti marinara with olives, sundried tomatoes, artichoke hearts, etc. For appetizers they have a tasty bruschetta that’s naturally vegan (ask for the ball of butter that comes on the side to be left off the serving platter. A strange addition that speaks to the area this restaurant is located!). There is also a baked avocado appetizer that you can veganize by ordering without cheese, though I personally would stick to the bruschetta!
I love this spot as a place to go to have drinks and catch up with friends. If I get to feeling nibbly at some point, I know there will be something perfectly decent available to fill me up. If you approach this place with that mindset, you shouldn’t be disappointed!
Pros: Good quality food, Good cocktails and wine selection, Large portions
Cons: Young servers (who don’t always get things right), Small space—can feel crowded quickly
Guest
Ceeme
Points +38
Disappointing for Vegan food - Edit
Not my ch that’s Vegan or vegetarian on the menu
Read moreCons: Very! Limited Vegan options!
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nofaces
Points +32
Salad only - Edit
I've asked this restaurant what they have vegan, reply was salad only. I would not call this vegan friendly!
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MaryAndersonDearing
Points +14
Excellent Neighborhood Restaurant. - Edit
I have eaten at Sorci's a number of times over the past few years and always enjoyed it. The owners are very serious about establishing a fine eating place and try innovative ideas to enhance the dining experience. For instance, you can look through a cookbooks from their collections while you eat. The experience can be uneven. Owners are very knowledgeable about the food, but the wait staff who are sometimes local high school kids can be completely lost if you ask a question. They are great when they are open, but during the summer of 2012 I was disappointed a few times to arrive hoping for lunch or evening meal only to find them 'closed due to the heat'. That was particularly embarrassing when bringing out of town guests. Similary I've arrived hoping for dinner and found that they are serving a party and closed to the general public. Pricing is moderate. I haven't had a bad meal.
Read morePros: Well though out offerings, Food is fresh, tasty, Intimate, welcoming
Cons: Can be closed without notice, Some wait staff don't know the food
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