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Map showing location of Cafe Latte
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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Cafe Latte

Summit-University

A Grand Avenue institution since 1985, Cafe Latte draws crowds for its famous cakes and cafeteria-style dining. Vegetarians find plenty to love: hearty salads, vegetable soups, pasta dishes, and pizza. The bakery case always includes vegan options among the legendary layer cakes. The wine bar upstairs offers a more intimate experience. The bustle of the main floor -- trays clinking, conversations buzzing -- is quintessentially Saint Paul. Perfect for catching up with friends over coffee and a slice of turtle cake. Q: Does Cafe Latte have vegan options? A: Yes -- Cafe Latte on Grand Avenue in Saint Paul has vegan-friendly options in both the savory cafe and the bakery case. The tomato bisque, wild rice salad, and seasonal vegetable soups are typically vegan or can be made vegan. The bakery case includes labeled vegan items among the famous layer cakes. Ask a staff member which cake and dessert options are dairy-free on any given day. Q: What is Cafe Latte Saint Paul known for? A: Cafe Latte (850 Grand Ave) is a Saint Paul institution known for its enormous bakery case full of legendary layer cakes, its cafeteria-style setup, and its place as a Grand Avenue gathering spot since 1985. The mocha layer cake and turtle cake are customer favorites. Upstairs has a wine bar for a quieter experience. It is open daily from 9am to 10pm. Q: Is Cafe Latte good for vegetarians and vegans? A: Cafe Latte is strong for vegetarians -- salads, soups, pasta, and pizza -- and has some vegan options, particularly in the bakery case. It is not a dedicated vegan restaurant, so ask about dairy and egg content in specific items. The tomato bisque and wild rice salad are often the cleanest vegan bets. For a fully vegan Saint Paul experience, J. Selby's (169 Western Ave N) is a short drive away.

CafeBakeryAmerican
4.6
5,241 reviews
Map showing location of Quang
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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Quang

Eat Street

A family-run cornerstone of Eat Street since 1989, Quang has a dedicated vegetarian section with vegan pho, mock duck dishes, tofu banh mi, and spring rolls -- all clearly marked. Fast, affordable, and consistently busy, it's one of the easiest places in Minneapolis to bring a mixed group of vegans and omnivores. Q: Does Quang Restaurant have vegan options? A: Yes -- Quang has a dedicated vegetarian section with clearly labeled vegan dishes. Vegan pho (vegetable broth with tofu), mock duck stir-fry, tofu banh mi, and fresh spring rolls are all available and marked on the menu. One of the most reliable spots on Eat Street for vegan Vietnamese food. Q: What is the best vegan thing to order at Quang in Minneapolis? A: The vegetarian pho is the must-order -- clear vegetable broth with rice noodles and tofu, consistently excellent. Mock Duck Stir-Fry is the best entree: bold, savory, one of the best mock duck preparations in Minneapolis. Tofu Banh Mi (crispy tofu, pickled daikon, cilantro on a French roll) is a great quick lunch. Q: Where is Quang Restaurant and when is it open? A: Quang is at 2719 Nicollet Ave S on Eat Street in Minneapolis. Open Monday and Wednesday through Sunday, 11am to 8:30pm. Closed Tuesdays. One of the best-value vegan Vietnamese restaurants in the city -- family-run since 1989.

Vietnamese
4.4
4,114 reviews
Map showing location of Pizza Lucé
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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Pizza Lucé

Downtown

Pizza Luce is a vegan-friendly pizza institution with multiple Twin Cities locations, including the flagship at 119 N 4th St in Downtown Minneapolis, open daily until 2:30am. Pizza Luce has been perfecting vegan pizza since before it was trendy -- their house-made vegan cheese actually melts and stretches, topping creative pies like the Veggie Luce loaded with artichokes, tomatoes, and olives. The Baked Potato Pizza with vegan sour cream is a local legend. Beyond pizza, find vegan hoagies, pasta, and appetizers. Late-night delivery makes them a lifesaver after concerts or nights out. Every location has its own neighborhood character. Q: What vegan options does Pizza Luce have? A: Pizza Luce has one of the most extensive vegan pizza menus in Minneapolis. Their house-made vegan cheese melts and stretches like dairy cheese. Top pies include the Baked Potato Pizza with vegan sour cream, the Veggie Luce with artichokes and olives, and any custom build with vegan cheese. Vegan hoagies and pasta are also available. Q: What is the best vegan pizza at Pizza Luce? A: The Baked Potato Pizza with vegan sour cream is the local legend -- order it every time. The Veggie Luce loaded with artichokes, tomatoes, and olives is the classic. The house-made vegan cheese is the reason Pizza Luce stands apart from other vegan-friendly pizza spots in Minneapolis. Q: Is Pizza Luce open late in Minneapolis? A: Yes. The Downtown Minneapolis location at 119 N 4th St is open daily until 2:30am, with delivery available. It's the go-to late-night vegan food option in Minneapolis after concerts, games, or nights out in the North Loop and Downtown neighborhoods.

PizzaItalianBar
4.4
3,814 reviews
Map showing location of French Meadow Bakery & Café
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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French Meadow Bakery & Café

Lyn-Lake

French Meadow Bakery and Cafe is a vegan-friendly restaurant and organic bakery at 2610 Lyndale Ave S in Minneapolis's Lyn-Lake neighborhood, open daily since 1985. The menu offers extensive vegan options: the tempeh Reuben sandwich is a local legend, and the tofu scramble is a reliable breakfast anchor. Blackened tempeh tacos, veggie quesadillas, and hearty bowls cover lunch. The on-site bakery produces vegan muffins, pastries, and the cafe's well-known organic breads. A second location operates on Grand Avenue in Saint Paul. One of the Twin Cities' oldest continuously operating organic restaurants. Q: What vegan options does French Meadow have? A: French Meadow has one of the most extensive vegan menus in Minneapolis. The tempeh Reuben is the standout -- a Twin Cities classic. Tofu scramble anchors breakfast. Blackened tempeh tacos and veggie quesadillas cover lunch. The bakery makes vegan pastries and muffins daily. Nearly half the menu is plant-based. Q: What should I order at French Meadow if I am vegan? A: Order the tempeh Reuben sandwich -- it's been on the menu for decades and remains the best thing they make. For breakfast, the tofu scramble is reliable and well-seasoned. Grab a vegan pastry or loaf of organic bread from the bakery counter on your way out. Q: Is French Meadow good for vegan brunch in Minneapolis? A: Yes. French Meadow at 2610 Lyndale Ave S has been serving vegan-friendly brunch since 1985 and is one of the most trusted spots in the Twin Cities for plant-based morning and midday dining. The Lyn-Lake location opens at 7:30am daily.

AmericanBakeryBrunch
4.4
3,714 reviews
Map showing location of Glam Doll Donuts
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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Glam Doll Donuts

Eat Street

Glam Doll Donuts is a vegan-friendly punk-rock donut shop at 2605 Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis's Lyn-Lake neighborhood, serving creative, Instagram-worthy vegan donuts alongside locally roasted coffee. The rotating menu features inventive flavors like maple bacon (with coconut bacon), salted caramel, and seasonal specials. Fluffy, fresh, and generously topped, these donuts satisfy any sweet tooth. The Nicollet Avenue location features bold decor and a rock-and-roll attitude. Pair your donut with locally roasted coffee for the complete experience. Q: Are Glam Doll Donuts vegan? A: Most Glam Doll Donuts are vegan, and they always have a rotating selection of clearly vegan flavors. The shop is vegan-friendly but not 100% vegan -- confirm with staff which flavors are plant-based on the day you visit. The maple bacon donut (coconut bacon on maple glaze) and salted caramel are reliable vegan standbys. Q: What should I order at Glam Doll Donuts? A: The Maple Bacon donut with coconut bacon on maple glaze is the signature order and the right first pick. Salted caramel is the reliable second. Seasonal specials are worth checking on their Instagram before visiting -- Glam Doll changes the menu frequently and limited flavors sell out before closing. Q: What are Glam Doll Donuts hours? A: Glam Doll Donuts at 2605 Nicollet Ave is open Tuesday through Friday 7am to 3pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am to 4pm, closed Mondays. They often sell out of popular flavors before closing, so earlier in the morning is better.

DonutsBakeryCoffee
4.5
3,340 reviews
Map showing location of Himalayan Restaurant
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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Himalayan Restaurant

Longfellow

Himalayan Restaurant on Lake Street delves into Indian, Nepalese, and Tibetan cuisine with extensive vegetarian offerings. Start with kothe -- steamed momos that are pan-fried and served with savory tomato-cilantro chutney. The chana masala and creamy Kathmandu curry are standouts, best paired with aloo paratha or extra-buttery naan. Save room for desserts like kheer (rice pudding) and mango pudding. The warm, family-run atmosphere and generous portions keep the neighborhood coming back. Q: Does Himalayan Restaurant have vegan options? A: Yes, extensively. The menu is largely plant-based by design. Vegan highlights include chana masala (chickpeas in spiced tomato gravy), dal bhat (lentil soup with rice and vegetables), vegetable momos, kothe (pan-fried momos with tomato-cilantro chutney), and aloo gobi (potato and cauliflower curry). The Kathmandu curry can be prepared vegan. Located at 2910 E Lake St in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis. Q: What should I order at Himalayan Restaurant if I am vegan? A: Start with the vegetable momos or kothe -- pan-fried momos served with tomato-cilantro chutney, the best appetizer on the menu. For mains, the chana masala is the standout vegan dish: chickpeas in a deeply spiced tomato gravy, excellent with aloo paratha. Dal bhat (lentil soup with rice) is the most complete and filling vegan meal. Aloo gobi makes a reliable side. All can be confirmed vegan when ordering. Q: What are Himalayan Restaurant Minneapolis hours? A: Open Tuesday through Sunday 11am to 9:30pm. Closed Monday. Located at 2910 E Lake St in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis, near Minnehaha Avenue. Phone: (612) 332-0880.

NepaliIndianTibetan
4.7
3,144 reviews
Map showing location of J. Selby's
100% VeganLocal Legend
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J. Selby's

Cathedral Hill

J. Selby's is a 100% vegan restaurant in Saint Paul's Cathedral Hill neighborhood, serving plant-based takes on American comfort food and fast food classics. The menu features the legendary Crunchwrap (vegan taco meat in a grilled flour tortilla), crispy fried lion's mane mushroom wings, and the indulgent Dirty Double burger with secret sauce. Weekend brunch offers bottomless mimosas and hearty breakfast burritos. Dairy-free shakes, sundaes, and extra-thick Frostbites with mix-ins like cookie dough round out the menu. Q: Is J. Selby's 100% vegan? A: Yes. J. Selby's is completely plant-based -- no meat, dairy, or eggs anywhere on the menu. It opened in 2017 as one of the first fully vegan comfort food restaurants in the Twin Cities, and it remains the go-to spot for vegan versions of American fast food and bar food in Saint Paul. Q: What should I order at J. Selby's? A: The Crunchwrap is the signature -- vegan taco meat in a grilled flour tortilla, crunchy, satisfying, and better than the fast food original. The lion's mane wings are the best bar snack on the menu. The Dirty Double Burger is the move for burger nights. On weekends, the breakfast burrito and bottomless mimosa brunch are local favorites. For dessert, the Frostbite shakes with cookie dough or Oreo mix-ins are worth the extra time. Q: Is J. Selby's worth visiting -- what do reviews say? A: J. Selby's consistently earns strong reviews for converting skeptics. The most common verdict: even non-vegans enjoy the food. It holds 4.5 stars on Google across hundreds of reviews. Critics have highlighted the lion's mane wings and Crunchwrap specifically. The vibe is casual and welcoming, prices are reasonable at $$, and the Cathedral Hill location makes it easy to pair with other Saint Paul dining.

AmericanComfort FoodFast Casual
4.6
2,952 reviews
Map showing location of Hai Hai
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
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Hai Hai

Northeast Minneapolis

Christina Nguyen's Southeast Asian street-food restaurant in Northeast Minneapolis won the James Beard Award for Best Chef Midwest in 2024 -- the first female Vietnamese-American chef to win the award. Hai Hai marks vegan and vegetarian dishes clearly on the menu, and the kitchen treats plant-based dishes as headliners rather than afterthoughts. The tropical patio and full bar make it one of the most enjoyable vegan-friendly nights out in the city. Q: What vegan options does Hai Hai have? A: Hai Hai clearly labels vegan and vegetarian dishes throughout the menu. Vegan-friendly options include tofu dishes, papaya salad (request no fish sauce), spring rolls, and several sides. The bar program includes many plant-based cocktails. Hai Hai is at 2121 University Ave NE, Minneapolis, open Tue-Thu 4-10pm, Fri-Sat 4-11pm, Sun 4-10pm, closed Monday. Q: Who is the chef at Hai Hai? A: Hai Hai is led by Chef Christina Nguyen, James Beard Award winner for Best Chef Midwest in 2024. She was the first female Vietnamese-American chef to win a Beard Award. The restaurant has been recognized by Food and Wine, Eater, and local food critics since opening in Northeast Minneapolis. Q: Is Hai Hai a good vegan date night spot in Minneapolis? A: Yes. The tropical patio, James Beard-caliber kitchen, and clearly labeled vegan menu make Hai Hai one of the best date-night options for plant-based diners in Northeast Minneapolis. The cocktail program and full bar extend the evening naturally. Weeknights are more relaxed; weekends are busy but lively.

VietnameseSoutheast Asian
4.5
2,861 reviews
Map showing location of Indígena by Owamni
Vegan-FriendlyLocal Legend
$$$

Indígena by Owamni

Downtown

Indígena by Owamni is the evolved identity of the James Beard Award-winning restaurant from chef Sean Sherman, now occupying the riverfront restaurant space on the main floor of the Guthrie Theater. The name (pronounced in-DEE-heh-nah) reflects the restaurant's deepened commitment to Indigenous food sovereignty and North American culinary traditions. The premise is what makes it exceptional for plant-based diners: no colonizer ingredients. No dairy. No wheat. No cane sugar. No pork. The entire pantry is Indigenous North American -- wild rice, corn, squash, tepary beans, sumac, cedar, berries, maple, sunflower, and foraged plants. Every vegetable dish on the menu is vegan by default. You are not asking the kitchen to modify anything. The food is already built that way. The move to the Guthrie doubles the kitchen's footprint and adds a pre-theater menu for Guthrie patrons, plus post-show bar service. The riverfront setting along the Mississippi fits Sherman's vision -- the original Owamni name referenced the Dakota word for the falls at St. Anthony, just upstream. Indígena continues that connection to place and people. For vegans looking for a fine dining experience in Minneapolis, this is the destination. The tasting menu format showcases dishes built entirely around Indigenous ingredients -- cedar-smoked squash, wild rice porridge, bison tallow flatbread (skip for full vegan), roasted corn preparations, and desserts made with maple and berries. Reservations recommended via OpenTable. Q: Is Indigena by Owamni good for vegans? A: Yes -- it is one of the best vegan fine dining options in Minneapolis. Every vegetable dish on the menu is vegan by default because the entire pantry excludes colonizer ingredients: no dairy, no wheat, no pork, no cane sugar. You don't need to ask for modifications. The food is built that way from the start. Q: What should I order at Indigena by Owamni? A: The cedar-smoked squash is the flagship vegetable dish and the one to order. Wild rice porridge is earthy and warming. Roasted corn with sumac showcases the depth of the Indigenous pantry. Maple and berry desserts finish the meal without refined sugar. The menu rotates seasonally, so ask your server what's current. Q: Does Indigena by Owamni take reservations? A: Yes, reservations are strongly recommended. Indigena by Owamni is located at 806 S 2nd St on the main floor of the Guthrie Theater in Downtown Minneapolis. Book via OpenTable. Open Tuesday through Sunday starting at 11am; Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday close at 11pm, Friday and Saturday close at midnight.

Fine DiningAmericanIndigenous
4.6
2,838 reviews
Map showing location of Brasa Premium Rotisserie
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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Brasa Premium Rotisserie

Northeast Minneapolis

Brasa Premium Rotisserie is a vegan-friendly Southern and Creole restaurant at 600 E Hennepin Ave in Northeast Minneapolis, with a second location in St. Paul, priced at $$. While known for rotisserie meats, Brasa's vegetable sides and plant-based options are destination-worthy on their own. The yams with bourbon and brown sugar, collard greens, corn maque choux, and black-eyed peas are all prepared without meat products (confirm when ordering). Build a vegetable plate of any three sides for a satisfying meal. The cornbread is phenomenal. Perfect for dining with mixed groups. Q: Is Brasa vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- while Brasa focuses on rotisserie meats, the vegetable sides are destination-worthy on their own. The yams with bourbon and brown sugar, collard greens, corn maque choux, and black-eyed peas are all prepared without meat products (confirm when ordering). Building a three-side vegetable plate makes a full vegan meal. Q: What should vegans order at Brasa? A: Build a vegetable plate of any three sides. Top picks: yams with bourbon and brown sugar (rich and indulgent), collard greens (Southern classic, no meat), corn maque choux (Creole-style creamed corn), and black-eyed peas. Do not skip the cornbread. Q: Where is Brasa in Minneapolis? A: The Minneapolis Brasa is at 600 E Hennepin Ave in Northeast Minneapolis. A second location is in St. Paul. Open Monday through Thursday 11am to 8pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to 9pm, Sunday 11am to 8pm.

SouthernCreoleSoul Food
4.6
2,440 reviews
Map showing location of Victor's 1959 Cafe
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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Victor's 1959 Cafe

Kingfield

A Cuban cafe bringing Havana flavors to South Minneapolis. Victor's offers several vegetarian options including excellent black beans and rice, plantain dishes, and vegetable empanadas. The pressed Cuban sandwich can be made with portobello mushrooms. Fresh tropical juices--mango, guava, papaya--transport you to the Caribbean. The colorful, casual space is welcoming for families. Weekend brunch brings Cuban-inspired breakfast dishes. A neighborhood favorite for over two decades. Q: Does Victor's 1959 Cafe have vegan options? A: Yes. The black beans and rice are fully vegan, as are the tostones (fried plantains), vegetable empanadas, and the portobello Cuban sandwich. Fresh tropical juices are naturally vegan. Ask about the current menu for any preparations with dairy or lard. Q: What should I order at Victor's 1959 Cafe? A: The black beans and rice are the foundation -- authentic Cuban preparation, hearty, and vegan. Add tostones on the side and a fresh mango or guava juice. The portobello Cuban is the best vegan entree for something more substantial. Q: What are Victor's 1959 Cafe hours? A: Open daily Monday through Sunday 8am to 2:30pm. Located at 3756 Grand Ave S in Kingfield, Minneapolis.

CubanLatin
4.7
2,290 reviews
Map showing location of Tongue in Cheek
Vegan-FriendlyTop Rated
$$$

Tongue in Cheek

Payne-Phalen

Tongue in Cheek is a fine dining restaurant at 989 Payne Ave in Saint Paul's Payne-Phalen neighborhood, offering a six-course vegetarian tasting menu (fully vegan available) that ranks among the best dining in the Twin Cities. Chef-prepared dishes, top-notch service, and an intimate Payne Avenue atmosphere create a truly special experience. Over half the remaining menu is vegan or can be prepared vegan. When animal products are used, they're sourced humanely and sustainably. A destination for special occasions. Q: Does Tongue in Cheek have a vegan tasting menu? A: Yes -- Tongue in Cheek offers a six-course vegetarian tasting menu that can be made fully vegan on request. This is one of the few fine dining vegan tasting menus in the Twin Cities. Over half the a la carte menu is also vegan or can be prepared vegan. Request vegan when making your reservation so the kitchen can plan accordingly. Q: What should I order at Tongue in Cheek Saint Paul? A: The six-course vegetarian tasting menu is the definitive Tongue in Cheek experience -- fully vegan available, chef-driven, and seasonal. If ordering a la carte, the seasonal vegetable courses are the kitchen's strength. Dessert is worth it. Call ahead or note dietary preferences online when reserving. Q: What are Tongue in Cheek's hours and do they take reservations? A: Tongue in Cheek at 989 Payne Ave in Saint Paul is open Wednesday through Sunday. Reservations are recommended -- this is a fine dining destination with limited seating. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Check tongueincheek.biz for current hours and to book a table.

Fine DiningNew American
4.8
2,171 reviews
Map showing location of iPho by Saigon
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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iPho by Saigon

Frogtown

Authentic Vietnamese flavors in the heart of Saint Paul's Frogtown neighborhood. iPho offers excellent vegetarian pho with a rich mushroom-based broth that rivals any meat version. The vegetable banh mi, summer rolls with tofu, and lemongrass tofu over rice are all standouts. Portions are generous and prices are fair -- a bowl of pho is still under $15. The no-frills space lets the food speak for itself. Perfect for a quick, warming lunch on a cold day. Q: Is iPho by Saigon vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- iPho by Saigon at 704 University Ave W in Saint Paul has strong vegan options. The vegetarian pho uses a rich mushroom-based broth (not meat-based), and tofu proteins are available on most dishes. Summer rolls, lemongrass tofu stir-fry, and vermicelli bowls are all vegan-friendly. Q: What should vegans order at iPho by Saigon? A: The vegetable pho is the must-order -- mushroom-based broth with tofu and a full herb plate. The lemongrass tofu stir-fry over rice is a standout. Summer rolls with tofu and peanut sauce are excellent. A full meal with a summer roll appetizer and pho runs under $20. Q: What are the hours at iPho by Saigon? A: iPho by Saigon at 704 University Ave W in Saint Paul is open Tuesday through Saturday 10am to 7:45pm, Sunday 10am to 6:45pm. Closed Mondays.

VietnamesePhoAsian
4.5
2,163 reviews
Map showing location of Restaurant Alma
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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Restaurant Alma

Marcy-Holmes

Restaurant Alma is a nationally recognized New American restaurant in a restored brick building at 528 University Ave SE in Marcy-Holmes, with an all-day cafe and small hotel under the same roof. Cafe Alma operates daily for counter-service breakfast and lunch (8am-2:30pm, or 2pm Sunday). The dinner side runs seasonal tasting menus Wednesday through Sunday evenings, and reviewers consistently mention the wine pairings and intimate atmosphere. Alma's own site states it plainly: gluten-friendly, dairy-free, and vegan options are welcomed upon request, making this one of the most reliable fine-dining rooms in the Twin Cities for plant-based diners marking a special occasion. Q: Does Restaurant Alma have vegan options? A: Yes, by request. Alma's site says gluten-friendly, dairy-free, and vegan options are welcomed upon request. Mention dietary needs when you reserve so the kitchen can plan courses around them. The daytime cafe also has plant-forward options. Q: What is the format at Restaurant Alma? A: Cafe Alma serves counter-service breakfast and lunch daily 8am-2:30pm (casual, no reservations needed). The restaurant runs seasonal dinner menus Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00 to 8:30 PM (Sunday until 9pm), with optional wine pairings and reservations via Tock. Q: Where is Restaurant Alma? A: 528 University Ave SE in the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood of Minneapolis, near Dinkytown and the University of Minnesota's West Bank across the river.

Fine DiningAmericanCafe
4.6
2,118 reviews
Map showing location of Black Sheep Pizza
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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Black Sheep Pizza

North Loop

Coal-fired pizza with a serious crust and creative toppings. Black Sheep offers vegan cheese on any pizza and has vegetable-forward options that shine without meat. The char from the coal oven adds incredible flavor. Try the seasonal vegetable pizza or build your own with their quality toppings. The North Loop location has industrial character with exposed brick and an open kitchen. Multiple locations serve the same quality pies. Great for groups with mixed dietary needs. Q: Is Black Sheep Pizza good for vegans? A: Yes -- Black Sheep Pizza offers Violife vegan mozzarella on any pizza, making the full menu accessible to vegan diners. The coal-fired crust is naturally vegan. Vegetable-forward pies are a highlight, and the seasonal vegetable pizza is the standout vegan order. Cauliflower wings are also available as a vegan starter. Q: What is the best vegan order at Black Sheep Pizza? A: The seasonal vegetable pizza with Violife vegan cheese on a coal-fired crust is the top pick. If a vegan fennel sausage option is available, order it -- the fennel-forward flavor is what sets Black Sheep apart from other pizza spots. The char from the coal oven adds depth that gas or electric ovens cannot match. Q: Where is Black Sheep Pizza and what are the hours? A: The flagship location is at 600 N Washington Ave in the North Loop, Minneapolis. Open daily 11am to 10pm, with Friday and Saturday late-night hours until 2:30am. Additional Twin Cities locations also available. The North Loop location has a full bar and exposed-brick industrial character.

PizzaCoal-FiredItalian
4.5
2,055 reviews
Map showing location of Shish Mediterranean
Vegan-FriendlyPopular
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Shish Mediterranean

Summit-University

Grand Avenue's most reliable Mediterranean kitchen serves all-day favorites with a strong vegan bench. Breakfast runs until noon on weekdays and 1pm on weekends, with Foul Medammas (fava beans, spices, falafel, pita) labeled fully vegan on the menu. The house-made falafel is hard to beat: crispy outside, fluffy inside, perfectly spiced. Their Shish Curry section brings warming plant-forward curry options to the lineup, alongside the classics: creamy hummus, smoky baba ganoush, and hearty veggie wraps. Counter service, generous portions, fair prices on a walkable stretch of Grand Ave. Q: What is on the Shish Mediterranean menu? A: The Shish Mediterranean menu covers all-day Mediterranean staples: Foul Medammas (fava beans, spices, falafel, pita), house-made falafel plates, hummus, baba ganoush, veggie wraps, and Shish Curry dishes. Many items are clearly labeled vegan. The breakfast menu runs until noon on weekdays and 1pm on weekends. Q: Is Shish Mediterranean vegan-friendly? A: Yes. Shish Mediterranean has strong vegan options throughout the menu. The Foul Medammas is labeled fully vegan on their menu. Hummus, baba ganoush, falafel plates, and most veggie wraps are plant-based. Staff can confirm which Shish Curry options are dairy-free. Q: What should I order at Shish Mediterranean? A: The Foul Medammas is the standout vegan breakfast order -- fava beans with spices, falafel, pita, tomato, and cucumber. For lunch or dinner, the falafel plate with hummus and tabbouleh is the top pick. The baba ganoush is smoky and house-made, worth ordering as a side.

MediterraneanMiddle Eastern
4.4
1,930 reviews
Map showing location of World Street Kitchen
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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World Street Kitchen

Lyn-Lake

Global street food reimagined with local ingredients and creative flair. WSK has a strong vegan menu throughout: the Mushroom Bulgogi Burrito is richly seasoned and fully vegan, the Crispy Tofu Bowl delivers on flavor, and the Mushroom Bulgogi Hummus is a standout. Chips and guacamole make a great starter. The Lyndale location is the flagship, with additional spots around the metro. Fast-casual format means quick service without sacrificing quality. A reliable spot for flavorful, globally-inspired vegan eating. Q: Does World Street Kitchen have good vegan options? A: Yes -- World Street Kitchen (WSK) has strong vegan options throughout the menu. The Mushroom Bulgogi Burrito is fully vegan and one of the best items on the menu. The Crispy Tofu Bowl and Mushroom Bulgogi Hummus are also popular vegan orders. The global fusion format means lots of naturally plant-based ingredients. Q: What is the best vegan thing to order at World Street Kitchen? A: The Mushroom Bulgogi Burrito is the standout vegan order -- richly seasoned Korean-inspired filling in a burrito format. The Mushroom Bulgogi Hummus Bowl is also excellent: airy, filling, and globally spiced. For starters, the chips and guacamole at WSK use a unique-flavored guac worth trying. Q: Where is World Street Kitchen and what are the hours? A: The WSK flagship is at 2743 Lyndale Ave S in the Lyn-Lake neighborhood of Minneapolis, open daily 11am to 10pm. Additional locations operate around the metro. Fast-casual format -- order at the counter, food comes quick.

GlobalFusionFast Casual
4.5
1,765 reviews
Map showing location of Amazing Thailand
Vegan-FriendlyPopular
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Amazing Thailand

Uptown

Amazing Thailand is a vegan-friendly Thai restaurant at 3024 Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis's Uptown neighborhood, consistently rated among the best Thai restaurants in the Twin Cities. The menu offers extensive vegan options with authentic flavors. The papaya salad made vegan with crisp green papaya, carrots, tomatoes, spicy chili, and perfectly fried tofu is exceptional. Curries are rich and aromatic, and the mock duck preparations rival any meat version. Pad Thai, basil stir-fries, and coconut soups are all available with tofu or vegetables. Friendly service and consistent quality keep locals returning for decades. Q: Is Amazing Thailand good for vegans? A: Yes -- Amazing Thailand is one of the best Thai restaurants in Minneapolis for vegan diners. The menu has extensive vegan options including mock duck curry, papaya salad (order without fish sauce), tofu pad thai, coconut soups, and basil stir-fries. Say "no fish sauce, no oyster sauce, no shrimp paste" when ordering and the kitchen will accommodate. Q: What is the best vegan dish at Amazing Thailand? A: The mock duck curry is the standout -- seitan-based protein in a rich aromatic coconut curry sauce unavailable at most Thai spots. The papaya salad made vegan with tofu is also exceptional. Tofu pad thai and basil stir-fry with vegetables are reliable every visit. Q: What are Amazing Thailand's hours? A: Amazing Thailand at 3024 Hennepin Ave in Uptown is open Monday through Thursday and Sunday 11am to 8:30pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to 9pm. Dine-in, takeout, and delivery are available.

ThaiAsian
4.0
1,752 reviews
Map showing location of Wok in the Park
Vegan-FriendlyCrowd Pleaser
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Wok in the Park

Saint Louis Park

This unassuming strip-mall Chinese restaurant consistently delivers some of the best vegetarian Chinese food in the metro. The Buddhist's Delight (mixed vegetables with tofu) is a classic, but the menu goes far beyond basics. Crispy orange tofu rivals any General Tso's chicken. Hot and sour soup can be made vegetarian. Mapo tofu brings authentic Sichuan heat. Portions are generous and prices reasonable. The space is simple but clean. Perfect for takeout or a casual family dinner. Q: What should I order at Wok in the Park? A: The Buddhist's Delight is the signature -- a classic Chinese vegetable and tofu stir-fry with excellent wok technique. The crispy orange tofu is the sleeper hit: sweet-tangy glaze, firm crust, nothing like what you would expect from a strip-mall spot. For heat, the mapo tofu is authentic Sichuan. For soup, hot and sour can be made vegetarian on request. Q: Is Wok in the Park vegan-friendly? A: Yes. The menu has a dedicated vegetarian section, and many dishes can be made fully vegan by requesting no egg and confirming sauce ingredients. The kitchen is experienced with vegetarian and vegan requests. Wok in the Park is at 3005 Utah Ave S, Saint Louis Park, MN 55426, open Mon-Fri 11am-8pm, Sat 4pm-8pm, Sun closed. Q: What is the Wok in the Park menu known for? A: The vegan and vegetarian Chinese menu is the draw. Buddhist's Delight, crispy orange tofu, mapo tofu, sauteed green beans with wok hei, and hot and sour soup are the most-ordered plant-based items. Portions are generous for the price point.

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Hard Times Cafe

Cedar-Riverside

Hard Times Cafe is a collectively-owned vegetarian cafe and punk institution on Riverside Avenue in Cedar-Riverside, open daily from 8am to midnight since 1992. The bright green hand-painted facade is unmistakable. The menu is fully vegetarian with extensive vegan options: the Helter Skelter (hash browns and tofu), vegan biscuits with mushroom gravy, a big fat pancake served all day, seitan Philly for lunch, and Korean BBQ tofu bun. Prices are among the lowest in Minneapolis. Cash only with an ATM on-site. Regulars range from University of Minnesota students to long-haul neighborhood residents. Q: Is Hard Times Cafe vegan? A: The menu is fully vegetarian with extensive vegan options. The Helter Skelter (hash browns and tofu scramble) is vegan, the biscuits with mushroom gravy have a vegan version, the Big Fat Pancake is vegan by request, and the Korean BBQ Tofu Bun is vegan. Ask staff to confirm specific preparations. Q: What is the best vegan dish at Hard Times Cafe? A: The Helter Skelter (hash browns with tofu scramble) is the classic vegan order and the most popular breakfast item. For later in the day, the Korean BBQ Tofu Bun stands out. Vegan biscuits with mushroom gravy are a hard-to-find comfort dish done well. Q: What are Hard Times Cafe hours? A: Hard Times Cafe at 1821 Riverside Ave in Cedar-Riverside is open daily 8am to midnight, 365 days a year. Cash only with an ATM on-site. One of the few Minneapolis restaurants with consistent late-night food service.

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4.5
1,496 reviews
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Bole Ethiopian Cuisine

Como

Bole Ethiopian Cuisine is a vegan-friendly Ethiopian restaurant at 1341 Pascal St N in Saint Paul's Como neighborhood, relaunched in 2021 by Rekik Meratsion and Solomon Hailie. The vegan sampler platter is exceptional, featuring house specialties like roasted beets, sauteed collard greens, and lentil and vegetable stews. Gluten-free injera is available by request. The honey wine (tej) is worth ordering. The warm, welcoming atmosphere makes every meal feel like a celebration. Q: Is Bole Ethiopian Cuisine good for vegans? A: Yes. Bole Ethiopian Cuisine in Saint Paul is one of the best vegan-friendly Ethiopian restaurants in the Twin Cities. The vegan sampler platter includes roasted beets, sauteed collard greens, and multiple lentil and vegetable stews served on injera. Gluten-free injera is available by request. Q: What should I order at Bole Ethiopian Cuisine? A: Order the vegan sampler platter -- it is the best way to experience the full range of the kitchen. Roasted beets and slow-cooked lentil stew are standouts. Add honey wine (tej) to drink. If you need gluten-free, ask for gluten-free injera when ordering. Q: What are Bole Ethiopian hours? A: Bole Ethiopian Cuisine is open Tuesday through Friday from 11am to 9:30pm, Saturday from 10am to 9:30pm, and Sunday from 10am to 9pm. Closed Mondays. Located at 1341 Pascal St N in the Como neighborhood of Saint Paul.

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4.6
1,409 reviews
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Modern Times Cafe

Powderhorn

Modern Times Cafe is a vegetarian cafe at 3200 Chicago Ave S in Minneapolis's Powderhorn neighborhood, known for its organic, locally sourced menu and counter-cultural spirit. In January 2026, owner Dylan Alverson rebranded the cafe as 'Post Modern Times' and shifted to a pay-what-you-can model in response to local immigration enforcement actions. The experiment served over 30,000 meals in six months, but the cafe temporarily closed in late July 2026 to rest and reassess the model after neighborhood concerns and financial strain. Reopening timeline is not confirmed. When open, the menu serves veggie bowls, sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and pancakes made with organic, local ingredients; most items can be made vegan. **Check before visiting -- call ahead or check their social media for current status.** Q: Is Modern Times Cafe vegan? A: Modern Times Cafe is vegetarian, not 100% vegan -- but most menu items can be made vegan. Ask to swap dairy for tofu or tempeh on bowls, burritos, and sandwiches. The kitchen is accommodating and the ingredients are organic and local. Q: What should I order at Modern Times Cafe Minneapolis? A: The veggie bowl (build your own with local produce and tofu or tempeh) and breakfast burrito are the go-to vegan orders. Pancakes can be made vegan. Fair trade coffee is served all day. Everything is made from organic, locally sourced ingredients. Q: When is Modern Times Cafe open? A: Modern Times Cafe is open Wednesday through Monday from 9am to 3pm. Closed Tuesdays. Located at 3200 Chicago Ave S in Powderhorn, Minneapolis -- walkable from Powderhorn Park.

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4.7
1,343 reviews
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Tori Ramen

West Seventh

Saint Paul's pork-free ramen shop, set in a restored train car on West 7th Street. Roughly a third of the ramen menu is vegan and clearly labeled, with vegetable broths built from scratch. (The Minneapolis sister location, Tori 44, closed in 2024 -- this St. Paul original is open.) Q: Is Tori Ramen vegan-friendly? A: Yes. Tori Ramen in Saint Paul is a pork-free ramen shop with a clearly labeled vegan section of the menu. Roughly a third of the menu is vegan, built on vegetable broths made from scratch. Vegan options include mushroom shio ramen, vegetable ramen, vegan gyoza, and selected small plates. The kitchen takes vegetable broths seriously rather than treating them as an afterthought, making Tori Ramen one of the better vegan ramen stops in the Twin Cities. Q: What should I order at Tori Ramen for a vegan meal? A: The mushroom shio ramen is the standout vegan bowl -- a clear, deeply savory broth built on mushrooms and sea salt, with chewy noodles and a clean finish. The vegetable ramen is also well-executed. For starters, vegan gyoza are crispy and satisfying. The menu is clearly labeled so it is easy to identify vegan items without asking the kitchen to modify dishes. Q: What happened to Tori Ramen Minneapolis -- is it still open? A: The Minneapolis location (Tori Ramen & Yakitori, 161 N 1st St, North Loop) closed in 2024. The original Saint Paul location at 603 W 7th St (West Seventh neighborhood, near the Science Museum) remains open and is the active Tori Ramen in the Twin Cities. Hours are Monday and Wednesday through Sunday; the restaurant closes on Tuesday.

JapaneseRamen
4.5
1,317 reviews
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Gorkha Palace

Northeast Minneapolis

A longtime Northeast Minneapolis favorite near St. Anthony Main, Gorkha Palace serves Nepali, Indian, and Tibetan food with organic, locally sourced ingredients and one of the most clearly labeled menus in the city. Dozens of dishes are marked vegan or can be made vegan. Momos, dals, and curries anchor a menu that takes plant-based diners seriously without being a vegetarian restaurant. Q: What vegan options does Gorkha Palace have? A: Gorkha Palace clearly labels vegan options throughout the menu. Standouts include veggie momos (Nepali steamed dumplings), dal (slow-cooked lentil soup), aloo tikki (crispy potato patties with mint-tamarind chutney), and multiple vegan-labeled curries including chole (chickpea curry). The kitchen uses organic, locally sourced ingredients. Gorkha Palace is at 23 4th St NE, Minneapolis, open daily for lunch 11am-2:15pm and dinner 4pm-8:40pm. Q: What should I order at Gorkha Palace if I am vegan? A: Start with the veggie momos -- Gorkha Palace's Nepali steamed dumplings are among the best in Minneapolis and clearly marked vegan. Follow with the chole (chickpea curry) or aloo tikki (potato patties with mint-tamarind chutney). The dal is a reliable, satisfying lentil soup. Most dishes are either vegan by default or easily made vegan, and the menu flags options clearly. Q: Is Gorkha Palace good for mixed groups of vegans and omnivores? A: Yes. The clearly labeled vegan section makes it easy for mixed groups. Non-vegan diners have a full range of Nepali, Indian, and Tibetan dishes, and the variety is broad enough that everyone eats well. It is one of the more welcoming spots in Northeast Minneapolis for groups with different diets.

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4.4
1,267 reviews
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Reverie Cafe + Bar

Powderhorn

Reverie Cafe + Bar is a fully vegan restaurant and full bar at 1517 E 35th St in Minneapolis's Powderhorn neighborhood, serving weekend brunch, all-day lunch and dinner, and a complete craft cocktail and beer program -- all 100% plant-based. Open Monday through Friday from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Saturday and Sunday brunch runs 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM, with dinner service resuming at 4:00 PM until 9:00 PM. Priced at $$. The scratch kitchen turns out lemongrass tofu tacos, Korean BBQ mock-duck tacos, Cuban sandwiches with pulled jackfruit, and the Rev Burger made with a tempeh patty, tomato jam, smoked onions, and kimchi aioli. Mac and cheese with shiitake bacon is the comfort food anchor. Dark chocolate beignets and cashew cheesecake round out the dessert menu. The bar pours 20 craft beers on tap plus vegan cocktails. Q: Is Reverie Cafe + Bar fully vegan? A: Yes, completely. Every item on the food and drink menu is 100% plant-based -- no exceptions. It is one of Minneapolis's few fully vegan restaurants with a complete bar program. Q: Does Reverie Cafe + Bar serve brunch? A: Yes. Weekend brunch runs Saturday and Sunday starting at 9:30 AM. The brunch menu includes savory plates, sandwiches, and cocktails. Q: What is Reverie Cafe + Bar best for? A: It is best for fully vegan brunch, vegan cocktails and date night, neighborhood bar dining in South Minneapolis, and anyone looking for a vegan restaurant with a real full-service bar.

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4.8
1,176 reviews
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Francis Burger Joint

Northeast Minneapolis

Francis Burger Joint is a 100% vegan burger bar and restaurant at 2422 Central Ave NE in Northeast Minneapolis, with a second location in Longfellow. The menu centers on vegan burgers: a taco-seasoned Impossible burger, a garlicky black bean burger, and a Juicy Lucy stuffed with vegan cheese. What sets Francis apart from other vegan spots is its fully animal-free bar program -- no crushed beetle dyes in cocktails, no fish bladder-filtered wines, no animal-derived additives in any drink. The industrial-chic Northeast space is suited for casual dinners and bar nights alike. Q: Is Francis Burger Joint fully vegan? A: Yes. Francis Burger Joint is 100% vegan -- every item on the menu, food and drinks alike, is plant-based. The bar program is specifically animal-free: no fish bladder-filtered wines, no crushed beetle dyes in cocktails, no animal-derived additives in any drink. One of the few fully vegan bars in Minneapolis. Q: What is the best burger at Francis Burger Joint? A: The Juicy Lucy is the signature order -- vegan cheese stuffed inside the patty, Minneapolis's beloved burger tradition done fully plant-based. The taco-seasoned Impossible Burger is the bolder spice pick. For something less processed, the garlicky black bean burger is the cleanest option. Q: Where is Francis Burger Joint and what are the hours? A: The Northeast Minneapolis location is at 2422 Central Ave NE -- open Monday through Thursday 11am to 9pm, Friday 11am to 10pm, Saturday 10am to 10pm, Sunday 10am to 9pm. A second location serves the Longfellow neighborhood.

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1,147 reviews
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Everest on Grand

Summit-University

Everest on Grand is a vegan-friendly Indian, Nepali, and Tibetan restaurant at 1278 Grand Ave in Saint Paul's Summit-University neighborhood, priced at $$. The menu spans three culinary traditions with abundant vegetarian options. Start with momos stuffed with cabbage and ginger, or try katahar -- young, green jackfruit buds with potatoes and spices. The vegetable thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup with snap peas) is comforting perfection. A whole roster of vegetarian curries pairs beautifully with warm naan or roti. The Grand Avenue location is cozy and welcoming, perfect for a winter evening meal. Q: Is Everest on Grand vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- Everest on Grand at 1278 Grand Ave in Saint Paul has extensive vegetarian and vegan options across Nepali, Indian, and Tibetan cuisine. The vegetable momos, jackfruit katahar, and thukpa are all vegan. The vegetarian curry selection pairs well with fresh naan or roti (ask for dairy-free preparation). Q: What should I order at Everest on Grand? A: The vegetable momos (steamed dumplings with cabbage and ginger) are the must-start. The katahar (young jackfruit with potatoes and spices) is a unique Nepali specialty worth trying. For soup, the vegetable thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup with snap peas) is warming and distinctive. Q: Where is Everest on Grand in Saint Paul? A: Everest on Grand is at 1278 Grand Ave in Saint Paul's Summit-University neighborhood. Open Monday through Friday 11am to 9pm, Saturday and Sunday 11:30am to 9pm.

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4.3
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Gandhi Mahal

Longfellow

Gandhi Mahal is a beloved Minneapolis Indian restaurant that reopened at 3025 E Franklin Ave after a years-long rebuild following a devastating 2020 fire. Owned by the Kahin family, it serves a full menu of Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine with a dedicated vegetarian section -- chana masala, dal makhani, vegetable korma, saag tofu, and aloo gobi are all available and clearly labeled. The kitchen is experienced with vegan modifications. Open Tuesday through Sunday for dinner only. Q: Does Gandhi Mahal have vegan options? A: Yes. Gandhi Mahal has a dedicated vegetarian section of the menu with dishes that are vegan or easily made vegan: chana masala, dal, vegetable korma, aloo gobi, and saag with tofu instead of paneer. The kitchen is experienced with dairy-free requests. Q: What is Gandhi Mahal best known for? A: Gandhi Mahal is one of Minneapolis's most historically significant restaurants -- it was at the center of the 2020 George Floyd uprising when owner Ruhel Islam famously said 'let my restaurant burn, justice needs to come.' The restaurant family rebuilt and has been serving the community for decades. The Indian and Bangladeshi menu is a neighborhood institution.

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Namaste Cafe

Uptown

Namaste Cafe is a vegan-friendly organic Indian and Nepali restaurant at 2512 Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis's Uptown neighborhood. Housed in a former Victorian home, the cozy setting serves excellent organic cuisine. Start with light, crispy bhel puri or golgappa flavor parcels. The aloo bodi or Punjabi spinach paneer make hearty vegetarian entrees, while the tangy mango curry with tofu perfectly balances sweet, sour, and spicy notes. The charming patio is perfect for settling in with a chai on a warm afternoon. All ingredients are organic. Q: Is Namaste Cafe vegan-friendly? A: Yes. Namaste Cafe at 2512 Hennepin Ave in Uptown is a vegan-friendly restaurant using all organic ingredients. The menu features Indian and Nepali dishes with many naturally vegan options. Standouts include mango curry with tofu, aloo bodi (potato and black-eyed pea), bhel puri, and golgappa. Paneer dishes can often be prepared with tofu on request. The kitchen is accommodating and the menu is well-suited to plant-based diners. Q: What should I order at Namaste Cafe as a vegan? A: The mango curry with tofu is the top vegan pick -- sweet, sour, and spicy in balance, served over organic rice. Aloo bodi is a hearty Nepali potato and bean dish that is fully vegan. Bhel puri makes a light, crispy starter. Golgappa flavor parcels are a naturally vegan street food option worth ordering. Masala chai on the patio is the right finish on a warm afternoon. Q: What are Namaste Cafe's hours and where is it located? A: Namaste Cafe is at 2512 Hennepin Ave in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis. Open daily: Monday through Thursday 11am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to 10pm, Sunday 11am to 9pm. Housed in a charming former Victorian home with a sidewalk patio. Phone: (612) 827-2496.

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4.4
968 reviews
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Afro Deli & Coffee

Cedar-Riverside

Afro Deli and Coffee is a vegan-friendly African and Mediterranean fusion restaurant at 1810 Riverside Ave in Minneapolis's Cedar-Riverside neighborhood, with multiple metro locations, priced at $. The vegan falafel wrap is exceptional -- crispy chickpea fritters with tahini, fresh vegetables, and house-made hot sauce. Try the vegetable sambusa (savory pastries) or the hearty lentil soup. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, reflecting the diverse neighborhood. Ethiopian coffee ceremony available on request for a special experience. Q: Does Afro Deli have vegan options? A: Yes -- Afro Deli is vegan-friendly with several plant-based items. The vegan falafel wrap is the standout: crispy chickpea fritters with tahini and house-made hot sauce. The vegetable sambusa and lentil soup are also vegan. Ask your server to confirm dairy-free modifications on coffee drinks. Q: What is the best thing to order at Afro Deli Minneapolis? A: The vegan falafel wrap is the must-order -- one of the best falafel wraps in Minneapolis at under $10. The vegetable sambusa (savory pastry) makes a great starter. For a full meal, pair lentil soup with the falafel wrap. Casual, fast, and filling. Q: Where is Afro Deli in Minneapolis? A: The Cedar-Riverside location is at 1810 Riverside Ave, Minneapolis (near West Bank, University of Minnesota, and Brian Coyle Community Center). Open Monday through Saturday 10am to 8pm, closed Sunday. Additional locations in downtown Minneapolis, St. Paul, and other metro areas.

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Peninsula Malaysian Cuisine

Eat Street

Malaysian cuisine is naturally rich with vegetarian options, and Peninsula executes them beautifully. The vegetable curry laksa — coconut curry soup with rice noodles, tofu puffs, and vegetables — is warming perfection. Roti canai (flaky flatbread) with curry dipping sauce makes an addictive starter. The mock duck rendang and vegetable sambal offer bold, complex flavors. Malaysian tea (teh tarik) is frothy and sweet. The Nicollet Avenue location has a casual, family-friendly atmosphere and patient staff happy to guide newcomers. Q: Does Peninsula Malaysian have vegan options? A: Yes -- Peninsula Malaysian Cuisine on Eat Street is vegan-friendly with several clearly plant-based dishes. The vegetable curry laksa (coconut curry soup with rice noodles and tofu puffs) is fully vegan. Mock duck rendang, vegetable sambal, and roti canai with curry dipping sauce are also popular vegan orders. Ask your server to confirm no fish paste or shrimp paste in specific dishes. Q: What is the best thing to order at Peninsula Malaysian in Minneapolis? A: The curry laksa is the must-order -- a rich coconut curry broth with rice noodles, tofu puffs, and vegetables that is widely considered one of the best bowls of soup in Minneapolis. Mock duck rendang is the best entree: deeply spiced, complex, and satisfying. Start with roti canai and teh tarik (Malaysian pulled tea) for the full experience. Q: Where is Peninsula Malaysian Cuisine and when is it open? A: Peninsula Malaysian Cuisine is at 2608 Nicollet Ave S on Eat Street in Minneapolis. Open Monday and Wednesday through Sunday from 11am to 10pm (11pm Fri-Sat). Closed Tuesdays. Eat Street (Nicollet Ave between 24th and 29th Streets) is one of the best dining corridors in the Twin Cities.

MalaysianAsian
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Trio Plant-Based

Midtown

Trio Plant-Based is the first Black-owned, 100% plant-based soul food restaurant in Minneapolis. Founded by Louis Hunter after six years on West Lake Street, Trio relocated to Midtown Global Market (920 E Lake St) in March 2026 and is now part of the East Court food hall. The menu is rooted in comfort: buffalo mac & cheese, slow-cooked collard greens, jackfruit barbecue ribs, and hearty burgers and wraps, all fully plant-based. This is the kind of soul food that doesn't require compromise; every dish is built to satisfy. Trio has always stood for more than food. It's grounded in resilience, community, and healing, values that Louis Hunter has centered from the start. Midtown Global Market is a vibrant multicultural food hall at the heart of the Lake Street corridor. Trio fits right in: accessible, community-focused, and one of the most meaningful vegan spots in the city. Q: Is Trio Plant-Based 100% vegan? A: Yes. Trio Plant-Based is a fully plant-based restaurant with no animal products on the menu. It is also Minneapolis's first Black-owned 100% vegan restaurant. Located inside Midtown Global Market at 920 E Lake St. Q: What should I order at Trio Plant-Based? A: The buffalo mac and cheeze is the signature -- creamy, spicy, and fully plant-based. Jackfruit barbecue ribs are slow-cooked with smoky sauce and one of the best things on the menu. Collard greens are done right: slow-cooked and well-seasoned. The vegan burger is hearty and satisfying. Q: What are Trio Plant-Based's hours? A: Trio Plant-Based is open Monday through Saturday from 11:30am to 7:30pm, and Sunday from 11am to 5pm. Located inside Midtown Global Market at 920 E Lake St, Minneapolis.

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4.5
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Book Club

Armatage

Book Club is a West Coast-inspired all-day neighborhood restaurant at 5411 Penn Ave S in the Armatage neighborhood of Southwest Minneapolis. The menu is built around clearly labeled vegan options -- including a substantial vegan burrito that has developed a loyal local following -- alongside a veggie hash, seasonal grain bowls, and a well-sourced coffee program. The kitchen takes plant-based cooking seriously rather than treating it as an afterthought. Casual, family-friendly, and the kind of place that works equally well for a weekday breakfast or a weekend dinner. Q: Does Book Club Minneapolis have vegan options? A: Yes. Book Club at 5411 Penn Ave S in Armatage labels vegan options clearly throughout the menu. The kitchen has built a genuine plant-based following in Southwest Minneapolis. Standout vegan items include a substantial vegan burrito, veggie hash, and seasonal grain or green bowls. Vegan items are clearly marked so there is no need to quiz the kitchen on every dish. Q: What is the best vegan dish at Book Club Armatage? A: The vegan burrito is the signature plant-based order -- substantial, satisfying, and the dish that put Book Club on the radar for Southwest Minneapolis vegans. The veggie hash is the top brunch pick, with roasted vegetables and potatoes. Seasonal bowls rotate but are consistently well-composed and labeled vegan. The morning coffee is well-sourced and pairs naturally with any of the plant-based options. Q: What are Book Club Minneapolis hours and where is it located? A: Book Club is at 5411 Penn Ave S in the Armatage neighborhood of Southwest Minneapolis. Open Monday through Thursday 8am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday 8am to 10pm, Sunday 8am to 9pm. Phone: (612) 822-5411.

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Sift Gluten Free

Longfellow

Owner Molly Miller built a following at farmers markets and coffee shops before opening this dedicated gluten-free bakery in South Minneapolis. While not 100% vegan, Sift offers extensive vegan options clearly labeled throughout the case. The impressive part: the variety. Most gluten-free bakeries specialize in one or two things, but Sift tackles everything -- cinnamon rolls, donuts, cookies, cakes, cupcakes, brownies. The cinnamon rolls are a standout, massive and perfectly gooey. The double chocolate donuts sell out fast for good reason. Everything is made in-house in a dedicated gluten-free facility, making it safe for celiacs. For vegans who are also gluten-free, Sift is a revelation. Q: Is Sift Gluten Free bakery vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- Sift Gluten Free (4557 Bloomington Ave, Longfellow) has extensive vegan options clearly labeled throughout the bakery case. While not 100% vegan, the shop bakes a wide variety of plant-based items including cinnamon rolls, donuts, cupcakes, and brownies. Everything is made in a dedicated gluten-free facility, making Sift one of the few spots in Minneapolis that is safe for both vegans and celiacs. Q: What should I order at Sift Gluten Free in Minneapolis? A: The cinnamon rolls are the signature -- massive, gooey, and gluten-free. The double chocolate donuts sell out early on weekends, so arrive by 9am if that is your target. Any of the labeled vegan cupcakes or brownies are solid picks. Ask the staff which items are vegan that day, as the case rotates with seasonal specials. Q: When is Sift Gluten Free open and where is it located? A: Sift Gluten Free is at 4557 Bloomington Ave S in the Longfellow neighborhood of South Minneapolis. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 7am to 2pm. Closed Mondays. The early close means this is a morning or midday stop -- not a dinner option. Located near the Minnehaha Creek corridor, a short bike ride from the Minnehaha Falls trail.

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Crisp & Green

North Loop

A healthier fast-casual option challenging the big chains, Crisp & Green offers build-your-own salads and grain bowls with an impressive selection of proteins, vegetables, and house-made dressings. The signature bowls are well-designed -- try the Baja with black beans, corn, avocado, and chipotle vinaigrette. Everything is made fresh, and the portions are generous. Multiple locations across the metro make healthy eating convenient. Perfect for a quick lunch that won't leave you feeling sluggish. Q: Is Crisp & Green vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- Crisp & Green at 428 N Washington Ave in Minneapolis's North Loop is fully vegan-friendly. All bowls and salads can be built vegan. Choose plant-based proteins like chickpeas or tofu, and all house-made dressings are labeled. The menu is designed for easy vegan customization. Q: What is the best vegan bowl at Crisp & Green? A: The Harissa Spiced Bowl is the top vegan pick -- bold North African flavors with plant-based protein and grains. The Power Greens Salad (kale, roasted sweet potato, pepitas, lemon tahini dressing) is also excellent. Add chickpeas for protein. The Baja bowl with black beans, corn, and avocado is a crowd favorite. Q: Where is Crisp & Green in Minneapolis? A: Crisp & Green is at 428 N Washington Ave in the North Loop/Warehouse District of Minneapolis, open daily 10:30am to 9pm. Multiple locations across the Twin Cities metro.

SaladsBowlsFast Casual
4.5
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The Herbivorous Butcher

Northeast Minneapolis

The Herbivorous Butcher is a fully vegan butcher shop and deli at 507 1st Ave NE in Northeast Minneapolis, open Tuesday through Sunday, selling handcrafted plant-based meats, artisan vegan cheeses, and ready-made deli sandwiches. It made history in 2016 as America's first vegan butcher shop, founded by siblings Aubry and Kale Walch. In June 2026, the shop received national recognition for its vegan steak, continuing a decade-long streak of awards and press that has made it one of the most recognized plant-based food businesses in the country. The Korean BBQ ribs are the most-ordered item: smoky, tender, and convincing enough to convert skeptics. The Italian sausage snaps with a proper casing bite and works in pasta, pizza, or grilled on a bun. On the cheese side, the aged cheddar is sharp and crumbly, the havarti melts clean, and the pepperjack delivers real heat. The deli counter serves ready-made sandwiches -- the Italian sub with house-made salami and provolone is the Northeast favorite. Q: Is The Herbivorous Butcher fully vegan? A: Yes, 100%. Every product in the shop -- meats, cheeses, sandwiches, and grab-and-go items -- is completely plant-based and animal-free. Q: What should I order at The Herbivorous Butcher? A: First-timers should try the Korean BBQ Ribs and the Italian Sub. For cheese, the aged cheddar and havarti are the top sellers. The deli counter is the fastest way to eat on-site. Q: Is The Herbivorous Butcher open on Sundays? A: Yes, Sundays 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Tuesday through Saturday hours are 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Closed Mondays.

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Naviya's Thai Kitchen

Linden Hills

A Linden Hills neighborhood Thai kitchen where nearly every dish on the menu can be ordered vegan -- tofu and vegetable swaps are standard, fish sauce substitutions are handled without fuss, and gluten-free needs are accommodated throughout. A quiet, reliable option on the southwest side, blocks from Bde Maka Ska. Q: Does Naviya's Thai Kitchen have good vegan options? A: Yes. Nearly every dish can be made vegan -- tofu substitutions are standard, and fish sauce can be swapped on request. Green curry, Pad See Ew, and Tom Kha soup are the most popular vegan orders. The kitchen accommodates gluten-free needs as well. Q: What should I order vegan at Naviya's Thai Kitchen? A: Green Curry with tofu is the go-to -- rich coconut milk broth, well-spiced. Tom Kha soup (request without fish sauce) is excellent. For noodles, the Pad See Ew with tofu and charred vegetables is a reliable standby. Finish with mango sticky rice, naturally vegan. Q: What are Naviya's Thai Kitchen hours and location? A: Located at 2812 W 43rd St in Linden Hills, Minneapolis. Open Tuesday through Thursday 12pm to 8pm, Friday and Saturday 12pm to 9pm, Sunday 12pm to 8pm. Closed Monday.

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4.5
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Seward Cafe

Seward

Seward Cafe is a collectively-owned vegetarian cafe at 2129 E Franklin Ave in Minneapolis's Seward neighborhood, open Thursday through Sunday for breakfast and lunch. The all-day menu centers on vegan-friendly brunch: the Earth breakfast (hash browns with scrambled tofu), fluffy vegan pancakes with optional add-ins like blueberries, chocolate chips, or tahini, and house-made soups and sandwiches. Ingredients are local, organic, and fair-trade where possible. Open since 1974 and worker-owned, Seward Cafe is one of the longest-running cooperatively operated restaurants in the Twin Cities. Q: Is Seward Cafe vegan? A: Seward Cafe is fully vegetarian with extensive vegan options clearly marked on the menu. The Earth breakfast (tofu scramble with hash browns), vegan pancakes, and most house soups are plant-based. It is one of the most vegan-accessible brunch spots in Minneapolis's Seward neighborhood. Q: What should I order at Seward Cafe? A: The Earth Breakfast is the signature: hash browns with scrambled tofu, hearty and filling. The vegan pancakes are among the best in the city -- order with blueberries or tahini. House soups rotate daily and are almost always vegan. Fair-trade coffee is worth ordering alongside. Q: What are Seward Cafe's hours? A: Seward Cafe is open Thursday through Sunday from 8am to 4pm. It is closed Monday through Wednesday. Located at 2129 E Franklin Ave in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis.

AmericanBrunchCafe
4.5
622 reviews
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May Day Cafe

Powderhorn

May Day Cafe is a vegan-friendly neighborhood cafe at 3440 Bloomington Ave in Minneapolis's Powderhorn neighborhood, open daily from 7am to 3pm at $ prices. The all-day breakfast and lunch menu features excellent vegan options including tofu scrambles, vegan pancakes, and tempeh hash. The cozy, colorful space often features local art and community bulletin boards. Fair trade coffee and a welcoming vibe make it a neighborhood gathering spot. Cash-only keeps things old school. Q: Is May Day Cafe vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- May Day Cafe has strong vegan options throughout the menu. The tofu scramble, vegan pancakes, and tempeh hash are all vegan. Fair trade coffee is available with non-dairy milk. The full menu is vegetarian with plant-based proteins, and staff are familiar with vegan requests. Q: What should I order vegan at May Day Cafe? A: The tofu scramble is the go-to vegan breakfast -- well-seasoned and substantial. Tempeh hash is one of the better tempeh preparations in South Minneapolis. Vegan pancakes are fluffy and available every day. Q: What are May Day Cafe's hours? A: May Day Cafe is open daily from 7am to 3pm at 3440 Bloomington Ave in the Powderhorn neighborhood of South Minneapolis. Cash only -- no card reader on-site. Arrive early on weekends as the space fills up.

CafeBrunchAmerican
4.6
607 reviews
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Jasmine 26

Eat Street

Jasmine 26 is a family-owned Vietnamese hot pot restaurant and bar at 26th and Nicollet on Eat Street, and one of the best interactive group dinners a vegan can join in Minneapolis. Hot pot dominates the reviews, and plant-based diners get real broth choices rather than an afterthought, with reviewers repeatedly calling out the vegan options, the salt and pepper tofu, and vegan takes on appetizers like the cream cheese wontons. Q: Does Jasmine 26 have vegan hot pot? A: Yes. Vegan-friendly broths are available, and reviewers frequently mention the vegan options alongside tofu and vegetable add-ins. Confirm broth details when ordering since offerings rotate. Q: What should a vegan order at Jasmine 26? A: Start with a vegan-friendly broth for the hot pot, add tofu and vegetables, and look for the salt and pepper tofu, one of the most-mentioned dishes in recent reviews. Q: Where is Jasmine 26 and when is it open? A: 8 E 26th St at Nicollet Ave on Minneapolis's Eat Street. Dinner only: closed Monday, 4:30 to 9:30 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday, and 4:30 to 11:00 PM Thursday through Saturday.

VietnameseHot Pot
4.7
547 reviews
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Thanh Luong Vegetarian

Minnetonka

Thanh Luong Vegetarian is an entirely meat-free Vietnamese restaurant on Cedar Lake Road in Minnetonka, and at 4.9 stars it holds one of the highest Google ratings of any restaurant in this directory. The kitchen builds classic Vietnamese dishes around plant proteins: reviewers rave about the braised eggplant and mushrooms, the orange tofu, the crispy chow mein, and a spicy plant-based take on beef noodle soup. Families near Ridgedale treat it as a regular, and the all-vegetarian menu means vegans only need to ask about egg and dairy in specific dishes rather than navigating a meat menu. Q: Is Thanh Luong Vegetarian fully vegan? A: The menu is fully vegetarian, with many dishes vegan or easily made vegan. Ask about egg noodles and dairy when ordering; staff are used to the question. Q: What should I order at Thanh Luong Vegetarian? A: The braised eggplant and mushrooms and the orange tofu are the most-praised plates in recent reviews, with the crispy chow mein and the spicy plant-based noodle soup close behind. Q: Where is Thanh Luong Vegetarian and when is it open? A: 11056 Cedar Lake Rd S in Minnetonka, near Ridgedale. Open 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM most days, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Sunday, and closed Wednesday.

Vietnamese
4.9
375 reviews
Map showing location of Francis Burger Joint (Lake Street)
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Francis Burger Joint (Lake Street)

Longfellow

The second location of Minneapolis's 100% vegan burger joint, opened November 2024 on East Lake Street in Longfellow. Same smash-style plant-based burgers, crispy chick'n, and shakes as the Northeast original, now serving Longfellow and the river neighborhoods. Located at 3900 E Lake St, open daily from 11am with extended hours until 10pm on Friday and Saturday. The closest fully vegan restaurant to Mall of America, roughly 15 minutes by car. Q: Is Francis Burger Joint in Longfellow 100% vegan? A: Yes. Francis Burger Joint at 3900 E Lake St in Longfellow is completely plant-based -- no meat, no dairy, no eggs anywhere on the menu. It is Minneapolis's only fully vegan smash burger restaurant, with the same menu as the original Northeast location. Q: What should I order at Francis Burger Joint on Lake Street? A: The smash burger is the essential order -- a plant-based patty smashed thin on a flat-top with classic burger toppings. The crispy chick'n sandwich is the other must-try. Add loaded fries for the table and finish with a dairy-free milkshake, which is thick enough to eat with a spoon. Q: Where is Francis Burger Joint Longfellow and when is it open? A: Francis Burger Joint is at 3900 E Lake St in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis. Open daily Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 11am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday until 10pm. A short drive from Seward, Powderhorn, and the river neighborhoods.

BurgersAmericanComfort Food
4.8
371 reviews
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Lulu EthioVegan

Elliot Park

Lulu EthioVegan is a 100% vegan Ethiopian restaurant at 12 E Franklin Ave in Minneapolis's Elliot Park neighborhood, serving plant-based interpretations of traditional Ethiopian dishes at $$ prices. Named to Mpls.St.Paul Magazine's Top 50 Restaurants of 2026, the restaurant was recognized for Chef TG Feyisa's mission to bring Tewahedo vegan cuisine to Minneapolis using contemporary American vegan ingredients alongside traditional Ethiopian spice traditions. Chef TG Feyisa brings heart, heritage, and serious culinary skill to her exclusively vegan Ethiopian restaurant. Traditional dishes are reimagined with plant-based ingredients: beef tibs become tender rosemary mushrooms with peppers, doro wot transforms into crispy shimbra asa (chickpeas in berbere sauce). The sampler platters are perfect for sharing, featuring sambusa (lentil-filled pastries), foule (crushed fava beans), and hearty lentil stews. Everything is scooped up with airy injera flatbread. The cozy Franklin Avenue spot is ideal for sipping ginger tea or telba (Ethiopian flaxseed drink). Q: Is Lulu EthioVegan fully vegan? A: Yes. Every item on the menu is 100% plant-based. No meat, dairy, or eggs are used in any dish. Q: What is the best thing to order at Lulu EthioVegan? A: The sampler platter is the best first visit -- it comes with sambusa (lentil-filled pastries), foule (crushed fava beans), and several lentil stews on injera. The shimbra asa (crispy chickpeas in berbere sauce) is the standout single dish. Q: Where is Lulu EthioVegan? A: Lulu EthioVegan is at 12 E Franklin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404, in the Elliot Park neighborhood near the intersection of Franklin Ave and Chicago Ave S. Open Monday and Thursday through Sunday; closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Q: What is Lulu EthioVegan best for? A: It is best for 100% vegan Ethiopian food in Minneapolis, sampler platters for groups, and the highest-rated vegan dining experience in the city (4.9 stars on Google).

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4.9
345 reviews
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Saturday Dumpling Co.

Northeast Minneapolis

Saturday Dumpling Co. started as a frozen dumpling company during the pandemic and grew into a beloved fast-casual restaurant with multiple Minneapolis locations. The Northeast location at 519 Central Ave NE is the flagship; a second spot at 5401 Penn Ave S in the Armatage neighborhood opened in 2026. The menu centers on hand-pinched Chinese dumplings and modern Asian-inspired street fare. For plant-based diners, the veggie dumplings are a clear standout: packed with tofu, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, and scallions, they hold their own against any meat-filled version. The tofu burrito -- garlic soy marinated tofu, cumin roasted carrots, jasmine rice, crispy shallots, and pickled red onion wrapped in a scallion tortilla -- is one of the better fast-casual vegan burritos in the city. The rice bowls are highly customizable, with tofu as a solid protein base. The Northeast Minneapolis space fits the neighborhood: casual, community-focused, and genuinely good. Recognized as an MSP Magazine Top 50 restaurant. A reliable spot for plant-based diners who want satisfying, affordable Asian-inspired food in Northeast. Q: Does Saturday Dumpling Co. have vegan options? A: Yes. The veggie dumplings (tofu, cabbage, mushroom, scallion), tofu burrito, and tofu rice bowls are all plant-based. The restaurant is vegan-friendly with clear menu labeling. Q: What should I order vegan at Saturday Dumpling Co.? A: The veggie dumplings are pan-fried to order and the most popular vegan choice. The tofu burrito -- garlic soy tofu, cumin roasted carrots, crispy shallots in a scallion tortilla -- is one of the best fast-casual vegan options in Northeast Minneapolis. Q: Where is Saturday Dumpling Co. located? A: The flagship location is at 519 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413 in Northeast Minneapolis. A second location is at 5401 Penn Ave S (Armatage neighborhood). Open Wednesday through Sunday; closed Monday and Tuesday.

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4.5
327 reviews
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Pizza Karma

Dinkytown

Pizza Karma brings fire-roasted pizza with bold South Asian-inspired flavors to Dinkytown, making it a late-night staple for University of Minnesota students and neighborhood regulars alike. The dairy-free cheese melts better than most -- genuinely stretchy and satisfying -- and the fire-roasted crust has an authentic char that elevates every pie. Vegan toppings are called out clearly on the menu, and the kitchen takes cross-contamination seriously. The flavor profiles lean into South Asian spice heritage: think tikka-inspired sauces, aromatic herbs, and boldly seasoned toppings that make the usual tomato-mozzarella paradigm feel boring by comparison. The Dinkytown Karma Bowl and customizable pies let you build something genuinely interesting rather than just picking the vegan option. Prices are student-budget friendly -- fire-roasted artisan pizza at fast-food prices. What sets this location apart: the hours. Thursday through Saturday they run until 3am, making Pizza Karma the rare vegan-friendly late-night option in Minneapolis. When every other plant-based restaurant has closed and you're coming back from a show, Pizza Karma is still delivering. Q: Is Pizza Karma vegan-friendly? A: Yes -- Pizza Karma at 409 14th Ave SE in Dinkytown has excellent vegan options. The dairy-free cheese melts and stretches better than most vegan alternatives, and vegan toppings are clearly labeled on the menu. Build any pie vegan with fire-roasted crust, dairy-free cheese, and South Asian-inspired toppings. Q: What should I order at Pizza Karma in Dinkytown? A: Any pie with dairy-free cheese is the move -- the melt quality is noticeably better than typical vegan pizza spots. The South Asian-inspired spice profiles (tikka-style sauces, aromatic herb toppings) make customization genuinely interesting. The Karma Bowl is a filling, vegan-friendly option when you want something heartier than pizza. Q: Is Pizza Karma open late in Minneapolis? A: Yes. Pizza Karma at 409 14th Ave SE in Dinkytown is open daily from 11am to 11pm, with extended hours Thursday through Saturday until 3am. It is one of the only vegan-friendly restaurants in Minneapolis open until 3am, making it a go-to for late-night plant-based food in the University neighborhood.

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4.5
245 reviews
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The Dripping Root

Longfellow

Minnesota's only Black-owned cold-pressed juice bar has expanded into a full cafe experience on Minnehaha Avenue. Owner Jasmine creates vibrant, nutrient-packed juices, smoothies, and acai bowls that are as beautiful as they are delicious. The menu is 100% meatless and largely vegan, with gluten-free options throughout. Smoothie bowls are works of art topped with fresh fruit, granola, and edible flowers. The expanded space serves light bites and has become a neighborhood gathering spot for health-conscious eaters. Q: Is The Dripping Root fully vegan? A: Yes -- The Dripping Root is 100% meatless and largely vegan. Owner Jasmine's cold-pressed juice bar at 4002 Minnehaha Ave in Longfellow Minneapolis uses plant-based ingredients throughout. The menu is also largely gluten-free. Open Thursday through Sunday 9am to 3pm. Q: What should I order at The Dripping Root? A: The cold-pressed green juice is the signature -- vibrant, nutrient-dense, made with local produce. The acai smoothie bowl topped with fresh fruit, granola, and edible flowers is the most popular bowl. For a quick boost, grab a wellness shot (ginger or turmeric-based). Q: What are the hours for The Dripping Root in Minneapolis? A: The Dripping Root at 4002 Minnehaha Ave in Longfellow is open Thursday through Sunday, 9am to 3pm. Closed Monday through Wednesday. Black-owned and the only cold-pressed juice bar of its kind in Minnesota.

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4.9
167 reviews
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Lutunji's Palate

Elliot Park

Lutunji Abrams is best known for her peach cobbler, and her vegan version with flaky coconut oil crust is equally sumptuous. This Elliot Park bakery specializes in all kinds of vegan treats, many of them gluten-free: coconut macaroons, cashew milk ice cream, and Oreo 'cheezecake.' Savory options include plant-based omelets and croissant sandwiches. Lutunji's warmth and dedication to craft shine through in every bite. A hidden gem that deserves more attention. Q: Is Lutunji's Palate fully vegan? A: Yes, completely. Every item is 100% plant-based, and many options are also gluten-free -- making it one of the few spots in Minneapolis where vegan and gluten-free eaters are both well-served. Q: What should I order at Lutunji's Palate? A: Start with the signature peach cobbler -- a flaky coconut oil crust sets it apart. The Oreo 'cheezecake' and cashew milk ice cream are the other must-orders. For savory, the croissant sandwich is a strong morning choice. Q: When is Lutunji's Palate open? A: Monday through Friday 7am to 3pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm. Closed Sunday. Located at 1400 Park Ave in the Elliot Park neighborhood.

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4.7
160 reviews
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Dreamstate Cafe

Lyn-Lake

Dreamstate Cafe opened in December 2025 at the corner of 26th Street and Lyndale Avenue, bringing an all-day plant-based cafe and bar to one of Minneapolis's most vibrant dining corridors. The space formerly housed Common Roots Cafe and most recently Hi Flora, and it's now run by Kristin Wiegmann and Jeff Therkelsen, the same duo behind Reverie Cafe in Powderhorn. The menu shifts with the time of day. Weekday lunches lean into inventive savory plates, while weekend brunch brings its own dedicated spread. Come evening, the kitchen goes full-on comfort: lion's mane steak, mushroom dashi ramen, and a roasted delicata sandwich are among the standouts. A late-night menu runs until 10 or 11 pm, making Dreamstate one of the rare vegan spots in Minneapolis where you can eat well at midnight. The bar program is serious, with cocktails and mocktails both given real attention, and a happy hour runs daily from 3 to 5 pm. The neighborhood fit feels right: Dreamstate sits next to Boneshaker Books and a cluster of independent shops, giving the block a distinct scene energy. If you love Reverie, this is its more urban, late-night sibling. Q: Is Dreamstate Cafe 100% vegan? A: Yes. Dreamstate Cafe is entirely plant-based, with no animal products on the menu. It opened in December 2025 on Lyndale Avenue in the Lyn-Lake neighborhood, run by the same owners as Reverie Cafe in Powderhorn -- Kristin Wiegmann and Jeff Therkelsen. The space previously housed Common Roots Cafe and Hi Flora. Q: What should I order at Dreamstate Cafe? A: For dinner, the lion's mane steak is the standout dish -- rich, meaty texture with serious flavor. The mushroom dashi ramen is one of the best bowls in Minneapolis, built on a deep umami broth. For brunch, the yucca hash is the move: crispy, filling, and better than most conventional brunch options. The avocado tomatillo toast is a step above the standard. The roasted delicata sandwich works well for lunch. Happy hour cocktails from 3 to 5 pm daily are worth planning around. Q: What do Dreamstate Cafe reviews say -- is it worth visiting? A: Reviews are consistently strong, particularly from diners who were skeptical about vegan food. Common praise: the lion's mane steak surprises people who expect vegan food to be underwhelming. The late-night hours (menu runs until 10-11 pm) fill a real gap in Minneapolis vegan dining. The bar program earns its own fans -- cocktails are treated seriously, not as an afterthought. It holds 4.4 stars on Google. The closest comparison is Reverie in Powderhorn, but with a more urban, evening-forward energy.

CafeAmericanCocktail Bar
4.9
149 reviews
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Heal

North Minneapolis

Heal sits in a striking red-brick former bank building at 42nd Street and Lyndale Avenue in North Minneapolis, and the space feels every bit as intentional as its name. Owner Sierra Carter, a music executive and trained herbalist, opened the cafe as a community pop-up during the 2020 uprisings before turning it into a permanent fixture in 2021. The name is an acronym: herbs, eats, all love. The menu draws on African diasporic flavors and Carter's Southern family roots. Tinga cabbage tacos, banana chia seed pudding, a Mississippi Bae Bowl with pan-fried catfish cakes (yes, truly plant-based), and fresh-pressed juices round out a menu that changes with what's in season and what's healing. Organic locally roasted coffee and custom-blended teas make Heal a strong morning anchor too. Beyond the food, the space functions as a healing center. An in-house apothecary stocks over 130 herbs for purchase. Books on self-help and wellness line the shelves. Goods from local Black makers fill the shop floor. A floor-to-ceiling tropical rainforest mural bathes the dining room in green, and plants drip from the ceiling -- the effect is immersive and genuinely calming. Black-owned and women-owned, Heal is one of the most distinctive and community-rooted plant-based spaces in the Twin Cities. Q: Is Heal in North Minneapolis fully vegan? A: Yes. Every item on the menu is 100% plant-based. Heal is a Black-owned, women-owned vegan cafe and healing center at 4171 N Lyndale Ave. Q: What should I order at Heal Minneapolis? A: The Mississippi Bae Bowl is the most distinctive plate -- plant-based catfish cakes with Southern roots. The tinga cabbage tacos are bold and satisfying. Fresh-pressed juices are made to order and are the heart of the menu. Q: What are Heal Minneapolis hours? A: Monday through Thursday 8am to 4pm, Friday 12pm to midnight, Saturday 12pm to 9pm. Closed Sunday. Located at 4171 N Lyndale Ave in North Minneapolis.

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4.9
146 reviews
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Vegan East Bakery

Longfellow

Minneapolis's premier 100% vegan bakery, Vegan East has been turning out beautiful custom cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and pastries since owner Shelia Nelson decided to turn her hobby into a full-time business. Everything is made from scratch daily, with impressive attention to detail in both flavor and decoration. Their cinnamon rolls are legendary among locals -- fluffy, perfectly spiced, and generously frosted. The custom cake designs are show-stoppers, proving that vegan baking doesn't mean sacrificing aesthetics. Many items are also gluten-free, making this a safe haven for people with multiple dietary restrictions. The cozy shop has limited hours (Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 3pm), so plan accordingly. Perfect for special occasion cakes, weekend treat runs, or picking up a box of cupcakes to bring to a party and quietly blow everyone's mind. Q: Is Vegan East Bakery 100% vegan? A: Yes, completely. Every item at Vegan East Bakery at 5501 34th Ave S in Longfellow is 100% plant-based -- no eggs, no dairy, no exceptions. Many items are also gluten-free. It is one of the only fully vegan scratch bakeries in Minneapolis. Q: What should I order at Vegan East Bakery? A: The cinnamon rolls are the must-order: fluffy, perfectly spiced, generously frosted, and better than most conventional bakery versions. Custom cakes are the shop's showpiece -- stunning decoration with real flavor to back it up. Cupcakes rotate daily and are worth grabbing a mixed box. If you need gluten-free in addition to vegan, Vegan East is one of the few spots in the city that delivers on both. Q: What are Vegan East Bakery hours and where is it located? A: Vegan East Bakery is at 5501 34th Ave S in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 3pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. Hours are limited, so plan ahead -- popular items like cinnamon rolls and seasonal cupcakes can sell out before closing.

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4.8
117 reviews
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Life Juices

Hamline-Midway

Life Juices is a Saint Paul plant-based superfood bar focused on cold-pressed juices, smoothies, acai bowls, and wellness shots made from organic and locally sourced produce. Founded with a mission to reshape ideas around nutrition using fruits and vegetables as tools for health, the bar keeps things clean and intentional. No dairy, no meat, no shortcuts. The Hamline-Midway location serves the Lexington corridor Tuesday through Saturday with limited hours, so plan ahead. Q: Is Life Juices 100% vegan? A: Yes. Life Juices is entirely plant-based with no animal products. Every juice, smoothie, acai bowl, and wellness shot is made from organic or locally sourced fruits and vegetables. The shop's founding mission is centered on whole-food, plant-based nutrition, so there are no meat or dairy items on the menu at all. It is one of the few 100% vegan juice bars in the Saint Paul area. Q: What should I order at Life Juices? A: The Green Surge Juice is the signature: kale, cucumber, ginger, and lemon in a clean, bright combination that holds up as a detox staple. The Acai Bowl is dense and well-topped, with house granola and fresh fruit. For something filling, the Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie is the move -- thick, protein-rich, and satisfying. The Immunity Shot (ginger, turmeric, cayenne) is worth the one-ounce wince. Cold brew is better than most. Q: Where is Life Juices and what are the hours? A: Life Juices is at 450 Lexington Pkwy N in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood of Saint Paul. Hours are Tuesday through Friday 9am to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. The limited hours reflect the small-batch, quality-focused model -- get there early on Saturdays as popular items sell out.

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4.7
103 reviews
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Nokko

Kingfield

Nokko is a modern Japanese handroll and udon bar in the Kingfield neighborhood of South Minneapolis, tucked into 4747 Nicollet Ave S. Chef-owner Hide Tozawa built the menu around temaki -- made-to-order handrolls with the freshest nori possible -- and rich udon, eschewing the big-platter sushi format for something more focused and tactile. For plant-based diners, Nokko is unusually well-equipped: seven of its handrolls are fully vegan, including cucumber, avocado, shiitake, and atsuage (fried tofu), all clearly labeled on the menu. About half the total menu can be ordered plant-based. The soy milk mochi for dessert and the miso soup round out a satisfying vegan meal. The space is chic and warm, with intimate seating and thoughtful design. It's a reservation-friendly spot -- especially useful on weekends. The craft cocktail program is worth exploring if you're not purely there for the food. Nokko brings a level of refinement to South Minneapolis's dining scene that feels genuinely exciting. Q: What vegan options does Nokko have? A: Nokko has seven fully vegan handrolls, all clearly labeled on the menu: cucumber, avocado, shiitake, atsuage (fried tofu), and several seasonal options. The miso soup and soy milk mochi are also vegan. About half the total menu is plant-based. Q: What should I order at Nokko if I am vegan? A: Start with the shiitake handroll for depth, the atsuage tofu handroll for richness, and the avocado handroll as a classic. Finish with the soy milk mochi for dessert. All are labeled vegan on the menu. Q: Does Nokko take reservations? A: Yes, reservations are strongly recommended, especially on weekends. Nokko is located at 4747 Nicollet Ave S in the Kingfield neighborhood of Minneapolis, and the intimate space fills quickly Thursday through Saturday.

JapaneseHandrollsSushi
4.8
56 reviews
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Bussin' Birria Tacos

Bde Maka Ska

Minority-owned birria taco spot that opened on Excelsior Blvd in July 2026, near Bde Maka Ska. Known for slow-simmered consomme and crispy quesabirria, Bussin' also keeps plant-eaters covered with a spicy plant-based chorizo street taco. The 25-seat spot and patio are a good option for a post-walk taco run around the lakes. Q: Does Bussin' Birria Tacos have vegan options? A: Yes. The menu includes a spicy plant-based chorizo street taco served in a grilled corn tortilla. Other plant-forward items include loaded nachos and sides -- confirm dairy-free needs when ordering. Q: What is the plant-based option at Bussin' Birria Tacos Minneapolis? A: The spicy plant-based chorizo street taco is the confirmed vegan item: plant-based chorizo in a grilled soft-shell corn tortilla. The restaurant also offers quesadillas and soups -- ask about dairy-free modifications at the counter. Q: Where is Bussin' Birria Tacos in Minneapolis? A: The Minneapolis location is at 3100 Excelsior Blvd, near Bde Maka Ska / Lake Calhoun. Open daily 11am-11pm. First opened at Mall of America in 2022; this standalone Minneapolis location opened July 2026.

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Haraz Coffee House

Lyn-Lake

Haraz Coffee House is a Michigan-based Yemeni coffee chain that opened its first Minnesota location in July 2026 at 621 W Lake St in Lyn-Lake, at the corner of Lyndale Avenue and Lake Street, in the former Iron Door/Cause Spirits space. The 3,300-square-foot cafe serves authentic Yemeni coffee drinks -- the Harazi Mufawar (coffee, cardamom, cream), Haraz Latte (espresso, honey, milk, haraz spice), and Qishr (coffee husk with cinnamon and ginger) -- alongside sweet and savory pastries. Late-night hours on Friday and Saturday (until midnight) make it a strong option for evening meetups and post-dinner coffee. Plant milks available with a $1 upcharge. Q: Is Haraz Coffee House vegan-friendly? A: Yes. Haraz Coffee House at 621 W Lake St offers plant milk options for all espresso and coffee drinks ($1 upcharge, variety varies -- ask your barista). The pastry menu is not 100% vegan, but dairy-free substitutions are available for drinks. The cafe is a good stop for plant-based coffee in the Lyn-Lake neighborhood. Q: What should I order at Haraz Coffee House Minneapolis? A: The signature drinks are the Harazi Mufawar (coffee with cardamom and cream -- request plant milk), the Haraz Latte (espresso, honey, milk, haraz spice), and the Qishr (coffee husk tea with cinnamon and ginger). The Qishr is naturally dairy-free and one of the most distinctive drinks on the menu. Pastries pair well with any of the drinks. Q: Where is Haraz Coffee House in Minneapolis and when is it open? A: Haraz Coffee House Minneapolis is at 621 W Lake St at the corner of Lyndale Ave S in the Lyn-Lake neighborhood. Open Monday through Thursday 7am-10pm, Friday 7am-midnight, Saturday 9am-midnight, Sunday 9am-10pm. Grand opening July 11, 2026.

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Qahwah House

Northeast Minneapolis

Qahwah House is a Michigan-founded Yemeni coffee chain that brought its first Minneapolis location to 1851 Central Ave NE in Northeast Minneapolis in 2026. The cafe serves premium organic Yemeni coffee sourced directly from family farms in Yemen, alongside Adeni Chai, matcha, and seasonal drinks. The menu includes sweet and savory pastries. The space has a cozy, communal atmosphere with wall art celebrating Yemeni coffee culture. For plant-based visitors, Qahwah House offers late-night hours that make it one of the better after-dinner options in Northeast Minneapolis. Plant milk is available for espresso and coffee drinks (confirm with your barista on options). The Adeni Chai and many seasonal drinks can be prepared with plant milk on request. Q: Is Qahwah House vegan-friendly? A: Yes. Qahwah House at 1851 Central Ave NE in Northeast Minneapolis offers plant milk alternatives for coffee and espresso drinks. The Yemeni coffee drinks (including black coffee preparations) are naturally dairy-free. The pastry menu includes both dairy and non-dairy items -- ask your barista. A good stop for late-night vegan-friendly coffee in Northeast Minneapolis, open until 11pm most nights and midnight on weekends. Q: What should I order at Qahwah House Minneapolis? A: The Adeni Chai is one of the signature drinks -- a spiced tea in Yemeni tradition, request with oat or almond milk for a fully plant-based version. The traditional Yemeni coffee (black, no additives) is naturally vegan and showcases the quality of their farm-direct beans. Matcha options and seasonal drinks round out the menu. Pair with a pastry for a full experience. Q: Where is Qahwah House in Minneapolis and what are the hours? A: Qahwah House Minneapolis is at 1851 Central Ave NE in the Northeast Minneapolis neighborhood. Open Monday through Thursday 7am to 11pm, Friday and Saturday 7am to midnight. Call (630) 689-7836 or check qahwahhouse.com for Sunday hours and seasonal changes.

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Parcelle Organics

Northeast Minneapolis

Parcelle Organics is an L.A.-inspired organic fast-casual cafe with two open Minneapolis locations: the original Northeast spot at 233 E Hennepin Ave (open 9am-5pm daily) and a newer LaSalle Plaza location at 800 LaSalle Ave downtown (weekdays 8am-2pm). Everything on the menu is made from scratch with organic, responsibly sourced ingredients and zero seed oils. The kitchen uses only avocado oil, olive oil, and coconut oil. For plant-based eaters, the standout is the house-made almond milk and coconut milk, prepared daily without the gums and preservatives found in commercial alternatives. A vegan protein bowl rounds out the plant-based menu. Pastries, sourdough bread, and focaccia are all made in-house, with a gluten-free version available. No preservatives, no fillers, no shortcuts. Q: Is Parcelle Organics vegan-friendly? A: Yes. Parcelle Organics at 233 E Hennepin Ave in Northeast Minneapolis makes its own almond milk and coconut milk daily -- no gums or preservatives. The menu includes a vegan protein bowl and uses only organic avocado oil, olive oil, and coconut oil. The cafe is not 100% vegan (it also serves grass-fed meat and wild-caught fish), but it is one of the most vegan-conscious fast-casual spots in the Twin Cities. Q: What should I order at Parcelle Organics? A: The vegan protein bowl is the top pick for fully plant-based diners. House-made almond milk and coconut milk are available in coffee drinks and smoothies -- far cleaner than commercial plant milks. The sourdough bread and focaccia (ask about the gluten-free version) are made in-house daily. All sauces and toppings are scratch-made with no preservatives. Q: Where is Parcelle Organics and when is it open? A: The Northeast Minneapolis location is at 233 E Hennepin Ave, open 9am to 5pm daily. A second location is at 800 LaSalle Ave (LaSalle Plaza) in downtown Minneapolis, open weekdays 8am to 2pm, closed weekends. Two more locations -- North Loop (208 N 1st St) and Wayzata -- are coming soon.

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Vegan Restaurants in Minneapolis & St. Paul

This is the most complete guide to vegan and plant-based dining in the Twin Cities, with verified Google ratings, hours, and maps for every spot. From The Herbivorous Butcher in Northeast Minneapolis to J. Selby's in St. Paul, you can browse the whole scene in one place and filter by what actually matters to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best vegan restaurants in Minneapolis?

Local favorites include The Herbivorous Butcher in Northeast (America's first vegan butcher shop), J. Selby's in St. Paul, Trio Plant-Based, Reverie Cafe + Bar, and Lulu EthioVegan. This directory ranks every spot by verified Google ratings so you can see who is genuinely loved, not just advertised.

How many fully vegan restaurants are in Minneapolis?

The Twin Cities have nearly a dozen 100% vegan restaurants, plus dozens more vegan-friendly kitchens with substantial plant-based menus. You can filter this directory to show only fully vegan spots, where every dish is plant-based.

Which Minneapolis neighborhoods have the most vegan options?

Northeast Minneapolis leads the way, home to The Herbivorous Butcher. Uptown and the Lyn-Lake area, South Minneapolis, and St. Paul’s Cathedral Hill (home to J. Selby’s) all have strong plant-based dining. Browse the neighborhood guides to see what is near you.

Is Minneapolis a good city for vegans?

Yes. Minneapolis is one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the Midwest, with everything from upscale plant-based dining to Ethiopian, Indian, and Asian kitchens that are naturally rich in vegan dishes, plus dedicated vegan bakeries and cafes.

Is Reverie Cafe + Bar in Minneapolis vegan?

Yes, Reverie Cafe + Bar in South Minneapolis is 100% vegan. Every item on the food and drink menu is plant-based, including the full bar program, so there are no animal products anywhere on site.

Why are so many vegan restaurants closing?

Restaurants of every kind have faced rising costs and tight margins, and vegan spots are not immune. That is exactly why this directory tracks closures and ranks only currently-open restaurants by verified Google ratings, so the list you see reflects where you can actually eat today.

Which US city is the most vegan-friendly?

Cities like Portland, Los Angeles, and New York are often named the most vegan-friendly in the country, but Minneapolis is one of the strongest in the Midwest. It has multiple fully vegan restaurants, a pioneering vegan butcher, and cuisines like Ethiopian and Indian that are naturally rich in plant-based dishes.

See the full vegan dining FAQ for more. Directory updated May 2026.

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