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Where to Eat Vegan Valentine’s Day Dinner in LA

You’re bound to fall in love at these vegan restaurants!

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Food & Drink
Los Angeles

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You’re bound to fall in love at these vegan restaurants!

Valentine’s Day is a wonderful time to express your love for those in your life—whether that’s a significant other, relative, or friend. And if you’re like us, you share your love best through food! So without further ado, here’s where to eat a vegan Valentine’s Day dinner in LA.

Pura Vita

West Hollywood & Redondo Beach

Celebrate Festa di San Valentino at LA’s hottest vegan Italian restaurant! Nosh on a special five-course menu featuring Whipped Ricotta, Seared Scallops, a Radicchio Salad or Truffle Pink Potato Soup, Heartbeat Risotto or Ravioli Al Tartufo Rosa, and Pistachio Cheesecake or a Chocolate Heart. The entire feast is $90 per person. Reservations must be made in advance.

Pura Vita

Pura Vita

Crossroads Kitchen

Beverly Grove & Calabasas

Vegan fine dining is Crossroads Kitchen’s specialty! From 5-10pm on February 14, guests with reservations can enjoy a $125 five-course V-Day meal. The dinner begins with Italian Wedding Soup, Beet Tartare, and your choice of a Poached Pear & Camembert-Bleu or Caesar Salad. After that, nosh on Mushroom Scallops or Gnocchi Sardi and a Dark Chocolate Coffee Tart or Housemade Sorbet.

Crossroads Kitchen

Crossroads Kitchen

Shojin

Culver City & Downtown LA

Celebrate the season of love at Shojin from 4-10:30pm on February 14! The vegan Japanese restaurant is serving up an epic EIGHT-course menu. On the savory side, dig into Mochi Tofu, Crispy Renkon Chip & Robata Kushiyaki, Garbanzo Miso Soup with Tempura, a Crab Cake Hand Roll, Yuzu Miso White “Fish,” and “Meatloaf.” On the sweet side, finish your meal with Shojin’s Valentine Special Dessert and Rose Tea & Cookie. Shojin also offers a Valentine’s Dinner Box for pickup.

Shojin

Shojin

Nic’s On Beverly

Beverly Grove

Good vegan food in a romantic setting? SIgn us up! Nic’s On Beverly’s limited-edition Valentine’s Day menu showcases Jerusalem Artichoke Soup, Chicories, Braised Lion’s Mane Mushroom, and Chocolate Mousse. Enjoy all four courses for $75 per person—or opt to order from Nic’s regular menu. Up to you!

Nic's On Beverly

Nic’s On Beverly

Donna Jean

Sherman Oaks

While Donna Jean is typically closed on Tuesdays, the restaurant will be open from 5-9pm on Valentine’s Day to host plant-based lovebirds. Order from the regular dinner menu or opt for a special three-course menu that includes a salad, entree, dessert, and one beverage for $50 per person. Want to celebrate at home? Pre-order a Scratch House Vegan Cheeseboard for Two, which contains six housemade vegan cheeses, pickles, fruit, and other accompaniments.

Donna Jean

Donna Jean

Ma-Kin Vegan

Agoura Hills

If you have yet to visit Ma-Kin Vegan, now is the time! Because what better way to share your love with that special someone than by splitting a few vegan sushi rolls? Chef recommends the Poke Dip and Low Rider Roll. But you really can’t go wrong with whatever you order!

Ma-Kin Vegan

Ma-Kin Vegan

Plant Food + Wine

Venice

Enjoy an upscale vegan dinner in Plant Food + Wine’s beautiful dining room or patio. Their Valentine’s Day menu features Reishi & Cacao, California Citrus Salad, Eggplant Terrine, Cacao Pasta, Mushroom Mille-Feuille, and a Chocolate dessert. The entire meal is $115 per person with an optional $35 wine pairing.

Plant Food + Wine

Plant Food + Wine

Follow Your Heart Cafe

Canoga Park

Don’t want to shell out triple digits for a multi-course menu? Go for the $50 Four-Course Valentine’s Day Dinner at Follow Your Heart Cafe! Begin your journey with Caprese-Katsu—panko-crusted and deep-fried mozzarella with tomatoes and basil. Next, fill up with Ravioli filled with spinach and housemade ricotta and a Margherita or Funghi Heart-Shaped Pizza. Conclude your feast with a perfectly sweet Matcha Tiramisu.

Follow Your Heart Cafe

Follow Your Heart Cafe

Kusaki

West LA

This newly opened vegan Japanese restaurant is the perfect place to try this Valentine’s Day! Book a seat at the omakase bar if you’d like to try the chef’s special multi-course menu. Or choose a dining room table if you’d like to pick and choose your sushi, apps, and more. As if you need any more convincing, Kusaki will gift its diners (who are 21+) complimentary champagne on Valentine’s Day.

Kusaki

Kusaki

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Lincoln Heights

Vegan-Friendly

This charming Israeli restaurant is celebrating Valentine’s Day with an all-vegan multi-course menu for $70 per person. The first course includes a Tahini Sampler and Hummus with Pita Bread. It’s followed by Beyond Meat Bourekas, Stuffed Grape Leaves, and Marinated Olives. Next in line is Roasted Tomato Okra over Herbed Basmati Rice with Green Harissa Sprouts. The dinner concludes with Chocolate Cashew Butter Bourekas for dessert. Mmm

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Allie Mitchell

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When Allie responded to an Instagram post on @vegoutlosangeles a few years ago, she had no idea she’d join the coolest vegan team on the planet. An Austin native, actress, yogi, and part-time sword fighter (don’t ask!), Allie is on a mission to live her best life and inspire others to do the same. She graduated from Hussian College In Studio with a B.F.A. in Contemporary Musical Theatre + Film and currently acts, writes, and eats her way through Los Angeles.

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