Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Seattle, WA

Cafe Flora is a bright and elegant courtyard café. Visitors can enjoy a neighborhood-like atmosphere that is welcoming and relaxing while munching on farm-fresh dishes that are both colorful and absolutely delicious. Some of Café Flora's must-try dishes include the cornmeal waffle with strawberries and basil as well as their famous Tofu Scrambles. Not to be missed are their famous and hugely popular vegan cinnamon rolls, which come with a nutty, crunchy, and sticky flavor profile that will have your taste buds over the moon. One visit and you'll want to make this café your official bunch spot forever.

Cafe Flora, 2901 E. Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112, Phone: 206-325-9100

Araya's Place opened in 1987 as the first ever vegan-Thai restaurant in the northwest. Since then, the local community has fallen in love with this family-owned and operated restaurant, which serves up delicious Thai dishes with produce sourced primarily from local farms. Although Araya's has a strong ala carte menu, what really draws people to its doors are its popular daily lunch buffets with tasty offerings like pot stickers, noodles, fried rice, and curries. Definitely not a bad deal considering you can eat as much as you want for just $11. Thanks to the popularity of their flagship location in the University District, Araya's has opened a second spot in Madison Valley and even has a location in Los Angeles.

Araya's Place, 5240 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105, Phone: 206-524-4332

Take a gastronomic journey to Turkey with each visit to Cafe Turko. Although Café Turko mainly serves great food from the Ottoman Empire, the restaurant also borrows foodie elements from Middle Eastern, Balkan, and Central Asian cuisine. With seasonal dishes and traditional favorites, the café brings a world of colors to every plate using vegan ingredients. Guests can look forward to fragrant aromas in every offering and exceptional presentation. One of the main draws of Café Turko is their Turkish Breakfast, which is a huge spread of platters that will tantalize you with both taste and flavors. Vegan and gluten-free options are also available in this restaurant, while those looking for meat can also enjoy some halal options.

Cafe Turko, 900 N. 34^th Street, Seattle, WA 98103, Phone: 206-284-9954

Visiting the ChuMinh Tofu and Vegan Deli is more like visiting your grandmother and having a home-cooked meal in her kitchen than dining at a restaurant. Run by a passionate chef from Vietnam, Chef Tanya, ChuMinh's menu is filled with vegan Vietnamese dishes that exude culinary skill and heartfelt dedication to the craft. Chef Tanya and her staff treat every customer like family, making both ala carte and buffet offerings available. House specialties at ChuMinh Tofu and Vegan Deli include their delicious and healthy pho, heartwarming spicy noodle soups, and banh mi, not to mention the rice combos, bubble teas, and other fantastic Vietnamese beverages.

ChuMinh Tofu and Vegan Deli, 1043 South Jackson Street, Seattle, WA 98104, Phone: 206-723-6095

Gathering "the goodness" of nature to help create a healthy world, the Harvest Beat is a vegan and vegetarian restaurant that aims to build unity between farmers, restaurants, and other communities. Every dish at the restaurant features the change of seasons, symbolized by the local organic ingredients that are currently available in the market.

The commitment to using what's available along with the incredible creativity of the Harvest Beat staff means the menu changes very often. Each night features a brand-new prix fixe menu that will surprise your senses and your taste buds. Some examples of previous culinary creations include the roasted starburst squash filled with a smoked wild mushroom cashew cheese mousse and a chocolate cinnamon flan with a walnut brittle fig crust.

Harvest Beat, 1711 North 45^th Street, Seattle, WA 98103, Phone: 206-547-1348