The Vegetarian Resource Group maintains an online Guide to Vegan/Vegetarian Restaurants in the USA and Canada. Here are some recent vegan restaurant additions. The entire guide can be found here: http://www.vrg.org/restaurant/index.php

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Here are some new additions to VRG’s guide:

Baby Blue

3207 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Portland, OR 97214

Baby Blue is an all-vegan pizzeria which makes wood fired pizza. Specialty pies include the Gringo Starr, the Truffle Shuffle, and even a vegan Margherita. Mouth-watering pictures and regular updates can be found on their website and at @babybluepizzapdx on Instagram. Don’t wait, because they’re not open late!

Bloom Sushi

368 Saint-Paul Street W., Montreal, QC H2Y 2A6 Canada

Bloom Sushi is totally vegan, but spares nothing in presentation, selection, or taste! From miso soup without bonito to spring rolls with Beyond Meat, they have vegan versions of the dishes you expect from a Japanese restaurant. And of course, there’s the sushi! From traditional veggie rolls to all-vegan custom futomaki, they have everything you’d want at a traditional sushi bar, but most importantly, nothing you don’t.

Cheeky Martini Lounge

203 4th Ave. E., Ste. E, Olympia, WA 98501

Ever go to a bar and the only vegan food they offer are the olives in your martini? At Cheeky Martini Lounge, all their dishes (and martinis, and other drinks) are vegan! Try a Waldorf salad with vegan chicken and vegan lemon mayo sauce, or a gluten-free Spicy Southwest Bowl with black beans, quinoa, corn, vegan cheese, and more! There are also smaller snack-sized dishes served later into the evening.

Chickpea & Olive

625 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217

238 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11249

Chickpea & Olive calls their dishes “peace on a plate”! Aiming to help their customers, the planet, and animals, they serve 100% vegan dishes at two sites in Brooklyn, one within Whole Foods Williamsburg. Chickpea and Olive also offer a variety of vegan fries, including truffle and nacho fries, as sides at their Whole Foods location to accompany any of their “comfort food” entrees!

Eden’s Café

1660 W. Broad St., Athens, GA 30606

Eden’s Café focuses on minimal waste and maximum compassion. Grab and go options include a tempeh banh mi, “Buddha noodles,” and other quick sandwiches, wraps and plates. If you’re not in a hurry, sit a while and enjoy a kombucha, chai, coffee or tea. There are also vegan baked good available, for those of you with a sweet tooth.

Honeybee

1820 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027

Honeybee is a straight-forward burger shop. They offer Impossible and Beyond burgers, and cheeseburger with Violife vegan cheese. Pair it with some sweet potato tots or fries, and a vegan soft-serve ice cream or milkshake for a classic American meal!

Inconceivable Café

147 First Ave. East, Hendersonville, NC 28792

Located inside Sanctuary Brewing Company, Inconceivable Café is a great spot for easy comfort food. With all manner of burgers, salads and sandwiches, it’s the perfect spot for a no-fuss lunch or dinner, even with a non-veg crowd. Cupcakes of various flavors are available daily, and there’s a kids’ menu too! While you’re there, grab a beer that brewed made in the same building.

Papyrus

337 Danforth Ave., Toronto, ON M4K 1N7 Canada

Saving for a trip to Egypt? Dreaming of eating a picnic by the pyramids with a basket filled with authentic Egyptian goodies? While you will still need to get to Egypt for your rendezvous with the Giza Necropolis, you may have a short cut to the food part! This Egyptian vegan restaurant serves food for the soul – they call it the “balance of fresh and umami” (savory). From hearty soups,  yummy ful sandwiches filled with fava beans blended with flavors from Egypt to drool-worthy konafa – a pastry stuffed with cheese and wrapped in crispy vermicelli-like dough, you can find your happy palate and a four-course meal here. If you want to get adventurous and mix-and-match your sandwich or order a cold dessert, the options are plenty. At the end of the day, this is sure to please your taste buds and become an unforgettable sensory experience to etch in your memory lane! Be aware, they do close for some local holidays observed in Canada.

Seed and Soil Plant-Based Eatery

High Street Terminal, 300 E. High St., Pottstown, PA 19464

Located in the new High Street Terminal, Seed and Soil offers a pleasant variety of vegan options. Best known for their baked cauliflower wings. They also offer a Jerk Caesar Salad, Burger and Fries, and more. Communal seating available on premises.

Somebody People

1165 S. Broadway, #104, Denver, CO 80210

Ever feel like other restaurants treat you like a nobody? Try Somebody People instead! Their Mediterranean-inspired menu features eggplant dip and olives, as well as pasta dishes like rigatoni and linguini. Or simply go with the Chef’s Selection, and let someone else make the decisions for you! Call ahead for reservations.

The Good Good Vegan Kitchen + Bakeshop

4871 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90029

That’s no typo! The Good Good Vegan Kitchen + Bakeshop is just that good. For breakfast there’s sweet or savory oats. Get lunch in a bowl or on bread, like the sesame crusted falafel bowl or the “meat” and potatoes. They have gluten-free options too! And of course they have baked goods as well. Need a custom cake? Give them a call.