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Where to Eat Vegan in Dallas

These vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants have your back!

Spiral Diner
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These vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants have your back!

Worried about finding vegan food in Dallas, Texas? Don’t be! Over the past few years, the area’s vegan community has grown exponentially. From Peruvian food and sushi to cocktails and pan dulce, the plant-based options are abundant! Here’s a list of where to eat vegan in Dallas.

Spiral Diner

Oak Cliff

Everything’s bigger in Texas, including the stacks of vegan nachos! Well, at least at Spiral Diner. This down-home vegan comfort food hot spot has a large menu of burgers, sandwiches, breakfast platters, and all the best Southern eats—like chili and mac ‘n’ cheese. Come hungry, bring your foodie crew, and get ready to go in on some dank grub! And don’t forget to save room for dessert because the sundaes, milkshakes, and pastries at this joint are not to be missed. If you find yourself in Fort Worth or Denton, Spiral Diner also has locations in those cities.

Spiral Diner

Bam’s Vegan

Irving (currently closed for remodeling)

Smoothies, wraps, and salads—oh my! Bam’s Vegan allows customers to build their own dream sweet or savory meal out of the freshest, most flavorful bases and toppings. They’ve also got pre-made grab-and-go items like the Big Earl Wrap and Raw Taco Salad, as well as more hearty dishes like Mac ‘n’ Cheese, Spinach Alfredo Pasta, Lentil Chili & Cheese Nachos, and Creole Gumbo.

Bam's Vegan

El Palote Panadería

Pleasant Grove

Are you craving Mexican food? Head down to El Palote Panadería to load up on tacos, tortas, flautas, enchiladas, pan dulce, and more! Customers get to choose from the soy-based meat offerings of Chicharron Con Salsa, Chicharron Crispy, Carne Guisada, Al Pastor, Carnitas, and Bistec. This restaurant also serves a Barbecue Sandwich with pickles and onions, which is a Texas staple! For dessert, there’s plenty of pan dulce to load up on!

El Palote Panaderia

Goji Cafe

Farmers Branch

Goji Cafe is your one-stop-shop for pan-Asian cuisine! From spring rolls and noodle bowls to curries and soups, there are many satisfying dishes to sink your teeth into (or slurp). Most of the menu items feature a plant-based protein like tofu, soy chicken, and seitan, so this is a great place to bring your non-vegan friends to show them the many flavors and textures of plant-based eating. Don’t forget to order a Thai tea to wash it all down!

Goji Cafe

True Food Kitchen

University Park

Vegan-Friendly

This popular health-focused restaurant chain has a location in Dallas! One of the reasons we love True Food Kitchen so much is that their vegan options are clearly labeled and there is always a good variety of permanent classics as well as seasonal dishes that rotate out. You can never go wrong with the Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Ancient Grains Bowl, Korean Noodle Bowl, or Vegan Double Cheeseburger.

True Food Kitchen

Blue Sushi Sake Grill

Preston Hollow Village & Uptown

Vegan-Friendly

This place has vegan sushi—need we say more? No, but we will just in case you’re not already convinced! Blue Sushi Sake Grill has two main vegan sushi types, including maki and nigiri. With fillings and toppings like seaweed caviar, crispy tofu, plant-based tuna, and vegan creamy spicy sauce, the options here do NOT disappoint. One of the most Texas-style rolls on the menu is The Cowgirl, which contains pickle vegan tempura, sriracha-fried onion rings, BBQ paper, vegan mayo, and tonkatsu sauce.

Blue Sushi Sake Grill

Kalachandji’s

Junius Heights

Vegan-Friendly

This vegetarian Indian restaurant is the perfect destination for flavorful, fueling fare. The food at Kalachandji’s is served buffet-style with a rotating menu that always pulls through for the vegans. On any given day, you can expect to load up on Manchurian Cauliflower, potato curry, chana masala, naan, and more.

Kalachandji's

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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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