3 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Vancouver

“The NAAM Restaurant serves vegetarian and vegan dishes to their community for over 50 years and provides a broad range of foods to suit dietary needs. They offer a wide range of homemade vegetarian and vegan meals. Enjoy their locally-made tofu and tempeh, croissant witch, organic Yukon Gold potatoes from the Fraser Valley, spinach and feta omelette, organic blueberries and more. The NAAM operates on a first-come-first-serve basis. You can complete your meals with delicious beverages or fresh juices like San Pellegrino or Bruce Coast. The NAAM Restaurant offers happy hour, dine-in or take-out, a garden patio, and nightly live music.”

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“MeeT on Main aims to provide more plant-based foods in a friendly, accepting and engaging venue. Jason Antony, Ivo Staiano and Linda Antony are the owners of MeeT on Main. They have over 25 years of experience in the restaurant industry. They You can also try their tasty Beet Salad, which consists of organic house greens, roasted red beets, marinated chickpeas, carrots and pumpkin seeds. MeeT on Main is a perfect place for the people to come together and spend time with family and friends. E gift cards, dine-in and takeout are available at MeeT on Main.”

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“The Burrow serves hearty, affordable, and tasty Mexican-Inspired vegetarian and vegan food that you can eat every day. The Burrow offers handmade vegetarian and vegan food. They are committed to having some affordable meals on their menu and they contribute to the community by buying locally, having relationships with their distributors, and by seeking out partnerships with companies that are run by marginalized people. From enchiladas to burritos, The Burrow specializes in a variety of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free fare that is sure to leave you full and thinking about what you’ll enjoy next time. They also offer vegan Wings, Nachos, Tacos, and more. Try their solid array of carefully curated cocktails, beer, and desserts. The Burrow is a great place for families and solo diners.”

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