A popular juice bar in Toronto known for their plant-based smoothies is totally transforming with a kitchen takeover that might seem like it's way out of their comfort zone, offering meaty sandwiches.

Bolt Fresh Bar has made a name for itself over the past seven years, but now they're taking the next step to reinvent themselves on West Queen West.

Their formerly entirely vegetarian kitchen is now being taken over by a concept called Snacc's serving meat-based sandwiches.

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The people behind it have also worked at Big Trouble Pizza so they know their carbs. Taking over the kitchen on April 1, they're now serving four sandwiches.

There's the Karaage Dawg with karaage chicken, persimmon jam and lemon zest; the Which Came First? with adobo chicken and egg salad; the Toast Face Grilla with truffle ricotta, garlic miso butter and maple bacon; and the K Bang Mi with kalbi beef and kimchi mayo.

"It was a great experience learning the plant-based cuisine, but it was time to welcome change and a new chapter," Jazmine de Borja of Snacc's tells blogTO.

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If you're a smoothie die-hard who doesn't eat meat, though, don't worry: Bolt will still be serving plant-based smoothies and a couple plant-based bowls. There are still eight smoothie options, and they've even added a new strawberry banana smoothie called Pink Matter.

That seems to mean their popular salads are off the menu, however.

"We wanted to create unique flavours and share them with the city because this has always brought us pure joy and excitement," says de Borja. "The sense of creating, sharing, and building a community that loves food just as much as we do."

Snacc's currently operates Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.