Top Vegetarian Restaurants in Los Angeles and Vicinity

There are so many vegetarian restaurants in the Los Angeles area to choose from you might go crazy trying to figure out which one to go too. I have listed ten of the many that you will enjoy!

Vegan Express is great if you want to just get something and go! The great thing about eating here is that you can get most of their entrees for under $10! They serve Thai American food that is all organic. I recommend that you try their pancakes and tofu scrambled eggs. They offer you quick service and a quaint atmosphere if you decide to linger longer.

Paru's serves up American and Indian Vegetarian food. What is really nice about eating at Paru's is that there food items cost $1-$20; so they have very reasonable dishes! The best time to go here is breakfast or brunch time. The food is amazing the smell alone is very fragrant and sharp. The owner has a radiating presence and the service is wonderful.

My next recommendation is Truly Vegan. Truly Vegan is a cute little restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere. Chances are you will feel refreshed once you leave here. They serve Asian Vegan Café style food. The price range for a meal here is $7-$12. The service is fast they will not keep you waiting forever to get your food! Here are a few food recommendations for you: Pad Thai, banana and coconut eggless rolls and the soy chicken nuggets. All of these choices are fabulous.

The Vegan Joint serves Thai Vegan food. The atmosphere here is cute and fun. There is a light feel to it. Their specialties are in the breakfast and brunch realm. They also deliver and provide take out. You can get a delicious meal for $4-$15. The service is fast paced. Be sure to try the Tropical Pancakes.

Vegan Glory is another restaurant where you can get some good Vegetarian Thai food. The atmosphere is comfortable. There are not a lot of decorations, but it is comfortable inside. The service is fast and efficient you will most likely spend about $20 a person here. I would recommend that you try the soy orange chicken and garlic wonton soup.

California Vegan is an Asian vegetarian restaurant that has a very laid back and casual atmosphere. There is no need to get dressed up just come as you are. The service here is wonderful because all the servers are friendly and attentive. The Coconut on Paradise and the California Sizzling Hot Platter are must try's.

Real Food Daily is a very reasonably priced place to eat at. There are food items that range in price from $1-$20. They serve organic Californian Vegan food. Depending on who you get waiting on you the service will be top notch or just decent. The atmosphere is relaxed and overall friendly. For dessert I recommend that you try the Lemon Cake.

Fatty's & Co. is a vegetarian coffee shop/diner. They are more to the pricey side; you can easily spend $30 a person here. The food is amazing and the desserts are the best. The environment is very pleasant and the servers have very caring personalities. I would highly recommend that you try the Roasted Potatoes dipped in cheesy fondue.

Nyala Ethiopian serves up fresh and delicious African and Ethiopian food. They do serve up some vegetarian main dishes; however they specialize in desserts. You can enjoy ice cream, frozen yogurt and pastry desserts. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is inquisitive. The main dishes they serve are mostly seafood and you eat mostly with your fingers; plan on spending $12-$20 per person.

The Native Foods Restaurant serves delicious organic vegan and vegetarian food. They are only open for lunch and dinner. The atmosphere is very laid back and the outdoor seating is relaxing. If you do sit inside you get to watch the chef cook the meals. You can plan on spending $6-$11 per entrée. The service is nice and attentive. When you go be sure to try the pizzas, gyros or the burger you will be impressed.