Best Vegan Restaurants in Atlanta

"Address: 2140 Peachtree Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 Site: http://www.cafesunflower.com Phone: 1 404-352-8859 $$. This warm, down-to-earth restaurant has been serving vegan cuisine in the Atlanta community for over 20 years. With two locations (in Buckhead and Sandy Springs), their restaurants are accessible to both those centrally located and those in the north end."

"Café Sunflower is a trailblazer of vegan, plant-based dining in Atlanta. Vegan day players, rookies, and masters will enjoy the menu. It has the type of menu where you can’t decide because everything look so good."

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"If you’re looking for a more upscale date night vegan spot, Herban Fix is just the ticket. Wendy Chang is the owner and chef behind Herban Fix, and she’s cooking up delicious, healthy, vegan meals with Pan-Asian influences. Pro tip: They offer an all-you-can eat $25 Sunday brunch that’s a great value."

"I’m kind of a picky eater and I loved everything that I tried. The spinach and mushroom ravioli appetizer was probably the ..."

"Originally planning years ago to claim the title for Atlanta’s best kale, this raw vegan cafe is run by “master raw food alchemist” Tassili Ma’at, who believes in seven core principles: truth, justice, harmony, balance, order, reciprocity, and propriety. Knowing that, here are seven delicious things you should eat here: sweet coconut corn, Moroccan couscous, spicy “popolicious” herbal popcorn (infused with vitamins B and C), curried plantains, seasonal raw soups, and suggestively named wraps, like the “Punany” spinach and kale, and the gluten-free carob “Climax” brownie.How to order: Walk up or order online."

"Tassili’s Raw Reality Cafe features an extensive menu of Southwestern-influenced foods. Try a funky-named item like the Dat Ish Wrap (filled with a kale salad and battered mushrooms) or the Green Goddess Guacamole. One of the most popular items on the menu is their Mixed Kale Punany Wrap, for its fresh seasoning, soy mayo, and Karamu couscous."

"Great, healthy vegan food with very unique menu and recipes at Tassili's. Great atmosphere and cool vibes. If you want healthy options, this is a good go-to." — Executive Chef Idris Calahan, Flower Child"

"The huge success of Slutty Vegan in Atlanta cannot be overstated. Owner Pinky Cole founded the vegan burger business in 2018 as a delivery service, with people contacting her via Instagram to place orders for provocatively named meatless burgers like the One Night Stand and Ménage à Trois. She quickly amassed a large following, eventually leading to a food truck and late night pop-ups around Atlanta University Center."

"Address: 1542 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 Site: https://www.sluttyveganatl.com Phone: 1 678-732-3525 $$. Serving vegan comfort food at its best, Slutty Vegan blends the best of both worlds for those looking to fully indulge while also staying plant-based. The restaurant was founded by Pinky Cole in 2018 in the West End community of Atlanta."

"The Slutty Vegan restaurant, originally a food truck, had its grand opening for its brick-and-mortar location on Sunday, January 13, 2019 in Atlanta. Since then it’s been packing in the customers. See what’s on the menu & more."

"One of the West End’s most famous restaurants, Soul Vegetarian is just what the name implies, vegetarian, but don’t get it twisted. This is some of the best whole food in the city. Fave joints include the Garvey Burger, made from seasoned wheat gluten topped with special “Mierah” mushroom and onion sauce."

"With two locations across Atlanta, this popular vegetarian paradise is one of the OG veggie spots in the city. Their Divine Vegan Feasts will give you a taste of the entire menu in one sitting!"

"Indian.” and those three words really do sum up this awesome spot across from the Atlanta Tech Village in Buckhead. Naanstop’s owners were inspired by their mom’s home cooking to provide the same quality of traditional Indian food to diners in an affordable and convenient way. They braise their lamb curry for four hours and roll out their naan (an Indian bread—think a cross between a flatbread and a pita) by hand."

"If you want a fast-order stop for some delicious naan bread and Chicken or Shrimp Marsala, NaanStop is the local place to go. Here’s what to order at NaanStop."

"Those who claim the vegan lifestyle may occasionally like a little plant-based junk food, but real ones are all about that raw food. This is precisely what LIL, located basically across the street from East Point City Hall, offers: organic living and vegan cuisine. Pull up here for lunch or dinner, which if you want the best options should include cabbage nutmeat tacos, the super-green “Vitality” soup (spinach, kelp, avocado, garlic, EVOO and other antioxidant goodness), vegan lasagna made of pine nut cheese and zucchini noodles, stir-fried sweet and sour veggies, or go romantic with a five-course vegan dinner for two, at only $72, which includes soup, salad, app, entree, dessert and a non-alcoholic drink for you and that sexy significant other who also likes it raw.How to order: Dine-in or order via ChowNow."

"Address: 2796 E Point St, East Point, GA 30344 Site: https://www.lovingitlive.com Phone: 1 404-765-9220 $$. Featuring raw, nutrient-dense dishes, Lov’n It Live is a top contender for plant-based eaters in Atlanta looking for a healthy, wholesome meal. That’s not to say the food here is any less savory or palate pleasing; in fact, nutritious and delicious are two-in-one here."

"This farm-to-table eatery offers organic plant-based dishes, many of which are served raw to preserve nutrients. The stuffed avocado presents a unique twist to the stuffed pepper and comes filled with nutmeat, bell peppers, and pico de gallo. Quesadillas, pizza, nachos, lasagna, and more are also on the menu, so there is something for every palate to enjoy."

"One of Atlanta's best museums, the Atlanta History Center was originally founded in 1926 by a group of Atlantans dedicated to, well, preserving their city's history. The Center, as we know it today, came to fruition in the 1990s as a way of highlighting the political and cultural history of Atlanta and the surrounding region. Unsurprisingly, there's an impressive collection of Civil War art and artifacts here (including Cyclorama: The Big Picture, a painting that measures 49-feet tall by 371-feet long), along with written commentary on the Native American history of Georgia and lighter, more pop-culture-adjacent topics like Folk Art."

"History comes to life at the Atlanta History Center, with its captivating Southern folk art and Civil War exhibitions. As you explore the center, spend some time checking out their guided tours and special monthly programming. Plus, hit its top attractions, like the Centennial Olympic Games Museum."

"The center includes the Atlanta History Museum, the Cyclorama, the Centennial Olympic Games Museum, two historic homes (the Swan House and the Smith Family Farm), a research center and 33 acres of gardens."

"Originally the residence of Emily and Edward Inman, this historic mansion was built in 1928 by architect Philip Trammell Shutze and is now part of the Atlanta History Center in Buckhead.. The elaborate main facade combines Renaissance and classical styles, and fans of the "Hunger Games" film series may recognize the home: it was used as President Snow's residence in the popular movies. Continue to 9 of 9 below."

"The grand old architecture of Georgia is one of its biggest selling points as a tourist destination. Atlanta has its fair share of mansions as well, including the Swan House. Built in the early 1900s, the Swan House is a beautiful estate sitting on top of a picturesque hill."

"Brunch at Marilynn's Place, Shreveport|© Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau /Flickr. Nestled in a vibrant community in East Atlanta, Home grown offers a welcoming spot for the working class of Atlanta to enjoy creative breakfast and lunch. This restaurant has become a favorite neighborhood hangout spot for nearby residents and anyone else passing through the neighborhood."

"Home Grown became a favorite of the Reynoldstown neighborhood when it opened up in 2010. They strive to make all welcome as is evident from the customers: civil servants, food professionals and office works. On a typical day, there are traditional breakfast favorites on the menu."

"Petit Chou, a French term of endearment that literally means my little cream puff as well as lettuce (French is weird), is just the cute-as-a-button spot that’ll delight. For a healthy helping of food, try the Cabbagetown Breakfast Bowl. A lot of place say they have a Belgian Waffle, but Petit Chou *actually* does, made with pearl sugar and topped with seasonal fruits, pecans, Vermont maple syrup, and a cinnamon-vanilla bean whipped cream that’ll knock your socks off."

"Along busy Memorial Drive you can’t miss the delightful periwinkle Petit Chou. On the weekends this French restaurant serves brunch. It’s not quite as busy as other Atlanta brunch restaurants so you may get lucky and have a shorter wait here."

"This vibrantly blue-hued charmer in Cabbagetown excels at most brunch dishes, but the liege waffles are standouts. The waffle itself is delicious, but the cinnamon-vanilla bean whipped cream pushes it over the edge."

"Traditional Alsatian dishes such as a superb onion tart and an equally superb berry tart. In between are a trio of tender spaetzle dishes, beef Burgundy and a slew of salmon entrees, all served in a small, charming, colorful dining room."