Vancouver's oldest natural-foods eatery is open 24 hours, so if you need to satisfy a late-night craving for a veggie burger, rest easy. The Naam also serves Thai noodle dishes, burritos, enchiladas, wicked chocolate desserts, wine, beer, and fresh-squeezed juices. Try the famous baked fries with miso gravy. Wood tables, an open fireplace, and live blues, folk, and jazz most evenings keep things homey. Reservations are accepted only for groups of six or more and only between Monday and Thursday.
Reviewed by Sam_Salmon from Kitsilano BC on 11/20/09
This place is an adventure-in mediocrity.
Dirt encrusted windows foreshadow an interior that is so depressing it has to be seen to be believed-grubby and gritty.
The 'service' is appalling-these are people who give zombies a bad name-and the food when it arrives is dreadful, ancient wilted greens/generic bottled dressings/overcooked mushy mains that are indistinguishable from each other.
A visit to the washroom is Not Advised for anyone who isn't in an emergency situation.
If you collect horror stories then this place is for you-if not stay away-Far, Far Away.
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