Minneapolis

Eat Street

3 restaurants
Vegan-Friendly
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Glam Doll Donuts

DonutsBakery+1
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.

Vegan-Friendly
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The Wedge Table (Closed)

CafeOrganic+1
Eat Street

The Wedge Table closed in early 2026. The cafe was connected to the Wedge Community Co-op at 2412 Nicollet Ave in Whittier, offering organic, seasonal, and locally sourced vegetarian and vegan food. The Wedge Co-op grocery stores at Lyndale and on Sunnyside Ave remain open.

Vegan-Friendly
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Peninsula Malaysian Cuisine (Closed)

MalaysianAsian
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.

About Eat Street

Eat Street is one of Minneapolis's most distinctive neighborhoods, with a dining scene that reflects its character and community. We've found 3 vegan and plant-based dining options in this area — from vegan-friendly menus at local favorites.

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