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Vegan Restaurants Added to The Vegetarian Resource Group’s Guide to Veggie Restaurants in the USA and Canada

Posted on August 20, 2021 by The VRG Blog Editor
Potato Curry from VLC Vegan Eatery

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 (Note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic many are doing take-out and/or delivery now):

Madre Tierra, Plaza Guasabara Carr., Caguas, PR 00725

Whether you’re craving vegan pizza, burgers, soup, pasta, salad, or pastries, they have it all.

Maison Ladurée Plant-Based, 311 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Ladurée’s French-style patisserie offers several vegan sweet and savory menu options. Their breakfast menu includes vegan savory croissants and French toast. Several vegan macaron flavors are available including classic flavors such as chocolate and raspberry along with unique flavors such as blackcurrant violet and passion fruit. Some vegan pastries are available in both individual and sharing sizes including Ispahan and strawberry mille feuille. Seasonal items are also available such as s’more macarons and macaron chocolate hazelnut and Marie-Antoinette mini Yule logs.

Sutra, 164 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10010

Dine on upscale food served in small plates with a beautiful presentation! Examples of dishes include Pineapple Adobo Tacos, Nori Hand Roll, Young Papaya Salad, Macro Bowl, and Cauliflower Fried Rice. Dessert options include Cacao Cheesecake, Golden Milk Banana Cream Pie, and more. Gluten-free, nut-free, and soy-free options. Reservations suggested.

The Green House, 1427 Military Cutoff Rd., Unit 106, Wilmington, NC 28403

Located in East Wilmington, The Green House focuses on reaching the highest standards in both dining experience and environmental sustainability. Everything is environmentally friendly, from the 100% vegan, 100% gluten free (including pastas and breads) menu, to the light, modern, plant-filled décor — right down to the plaster. In an outdoor seating area (which the owners plan to turn into a greenhouse), they grow their own herbs in aeroponic towers, and other ingredients are sourced locally where possible. Enjoy a multi-course meal based on expertly prepared vegetables and clean proteins: a starter such as a mushroom board with marinated mushroom salad, a spreadable mushroom cheese, and oyster mushroom ‘bacon’, followed by salads or soups, an entrée such as braised and seasoned eggplant ‘steak’ served with parsnip-potato puree and roasted asparagus, and a dessert such as chocolate cake. And pair this with an offering from the all-vegan natural and biodynamic wine list, or intentionally crafted cocktails, whether alcoholic or ‘Zero Proof Conscious’.

V.L.C. Vegan Eatery, 504 N. Alafaya Trail, Ste. 113, Orlando, FL 32828

A family-owned restaurant with chefs “Papa Wu” and “Mama Wu” running the kitchen, VLC Eatery in East Orlando aims to bring “Vegan.Love.Care. (VLC)” to its customers. Jim Wu (Papa) began his plant-based lifestyle 15 years ago but has been cooking for over 40 years, and he brings that passion and experience to the Asian Fusion menu, which caters to a variety of appetites (offering small plates, a la carte, and combo platters) and tastes. The sushi rolls (some of which are gluten-free) are customer favorites, as are the dumplings. “Chick’n” is used in many of the dishes, but tofu and an abundance of vegetables are also staple ingredients. The dessert menu is intriguing, with tempura vegan ice cream and tempura vegan “cheezecake,” or you may choose to finish your meal with a thai tea or matcha latte.

Wasota Vegan Paradise, 701 East 53rd St., Austin, TX 78751

Wasota Vegan Paradise is an all-vegan food truck serving West African cuisine. Their menu includes traditional West African dishes such as egusi soup served with a soft and doughy fufu and jollof rice with a choice of veggies. Their Wasota vegan platter serves two and includes a variety of items including black-eyed peas, fried plantain, spinach, and jollof rice.

WeVegan Eats, 4326 South Manhattan Ave., Tampa, FL 33611

WeVegan Eats is a 100% vegan bakery that offers a large selection of cookies, brownies, muffins, and quick breads. Favorites include unique flavors such as ube (purple yam) cookies, Coquito cookies based on the traditional holiday drink, and Oreo cookie bombs. Classic sweet baked goods are also available including chocolate chunk cookies, chocolate espresso brownies, and banana nut bread. The bakery offers a full-service espresso bar as well as online ordering for shipments throughout the US.

Wicked BOLD, 3347 Long Prairie Rd., Unit 3347, Flower Mound, TX 75028

Wicked BOLD combines a chocolate factory, a vegan restaurant, and North Texas’ first sober bar. Family run (and named “BOLD” after the first letter of each family member’s name), they specialize in hand-crafted food and drinks. Non-alcoholic craft cocktails mostly using RitualZeroProof spirits, such as ‘Irish Whiskey Maid’, ‘Smoked Rosemary Palo’, and a daily bartender special, as well as non-alcoholic beers, can be paired with plant-based charcuterie boards stocked with fruits, veggies, and vegan ‘meats’ and ‘cheeses’, dessert boards including chocolate fondue and highly rated sandwiches, wraps, and bowls.

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