Best Vegan Restaurants in Bel Air

"Open since 2004, cooperatively owned Red Emma’s is a bookstore inspired by the tradition of the radical “infoshop,” an educational gathering space for progressive, community-minded citizens, artists and activists. But the Station North gathering space is also a remarkably veg-friendly restaurant, with options like a tofu scramble Benedict with vegan hollandaise, buffalo cauliflower wings, seitan cheesesteaks and chana masala. Thread Coffee, the cafe’s transparently traded bean source that also operates on the co-op model, is roasted in an associated facility just a few minutes away."

"This worker cooperative has served primarily as a resource for movements of social justice in the city of Baltimore since 2004, yet it also provides delicious vegan meals, coffee from Thread Coffee Roasters and books that are bound to start a conversation. The Mount Vernon space hosts events weekly, including virtual affairs like author-led book readings, live music and poetry sessions. Most recently, Red Emma’s debuted its weekly bar night, where staff bartenders serve up creative cocktails and craft beer for all on the aesthetically pleasing back patio."

"A post shared by Red Emma's (@redemmas) on Mar 24, 2019 at 7:05am PDT. The Red Emma’s on Cathedral Street across from the BSO is in a spot that has seen many places come and go. You go to Red Emma’s for the complete alternative experience and enjoy the food along the way."

"Chef Gregory Brown and Naija Wright-Brown opened Land of Kush in 2011. Land of Kush serves vegan and vegetarian soul food so savory that you’ll forget it’s also healthy. Everything on the menu is vegetarian-friendly but tastes like the real deal, from the crab cakes and BBQ ribs to the curry chicken and sweet potato cake."

"The Land of Kush is a vegan classic in Baltimore, with soul food that is all vegan. Their mac ‘n’ cheese, curry “chickun,” and vegan crab cakes are just some of the popular dishes you will find on their menu. If you want to get a taste of tasty vegan food at a good price, then definitely give them a try."

"A post shared by THE LAND of KUSH (@thelandofkush) on Jan 13, 2019 at 7:18am PST. Dining is more than just good food. The atmosphere is everything when it comes to a great experience."

"It took a while, but this outpost of the famed Brooklyn pizzeria by the same name finally opened to much fanfare this past summer. The former Hampden Republican Club has been transformed into a Neapolitan-style pizza lover’s haven with ample wood paneling, two straight-from-Italy wood-burning ovens, and a bar tucked away in the back. An impressive list of 31 pizzas includes a variety of creative toppings (Meyer lemons, local brisket, hot chile oil) and an entire vegetarian section."

"Paulie Gee’s in Hampden offers a full menu of vegan pizzas that are just as good as the non-vegan options. Try toppings like cashew ricotta, vegan sausage and vegan beetballs. And don’t forget to head past the wood fired oven in the middle of the restaurant to find the hidden bar in the back for local beer and top notch cocktails."

"Johnny’s brings a little of the West Coast to the East Coast. Think breakfast burritos and omelettes with a kick, accompanied by specialty coffees from Central and South America. And on the weekends, Johnny’s brunch takes it up a notch with a whiskey caramel sauce poured over cinnamon Belgian waffles."

"Yet another Baltimore pizza place that’s not to be missed, this restaurant is cranking out incredibly fresh pies and other yummy bites."

"For vegetarian Chinese delivery, consider ordering from Delhi Woks in Charles Village, Four Seasons Chinese Food and Sandwiches in McElderry Park, Sweet Home Jamaica in Brooklyn, and China Express in Abell."

"DOUBLE ZERO BY CELBRITY CHEF, MATTHEW KENNEY, BRINGS A HEALTHY PERSPECTIVE TO THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR FOOD. FEATURING PIZZA FROM A CUSTOM BUILT WOOD BURNING OVEN, SMALL PLATES, PASTA AND A LIST OF ORGANIC SUSTAINABLE WINES IN A WARM CASUAL ENVIRONMENT."

"Over in the Inner Harbor, check out sweetgreen, a chain restaurant which has earned 4.5 stars out of 117 reviews on Yelp. You can find the vegetarian spot, which offers salads and more, at 1306 Fleet St."

"My only concern was the bag that carried our salads (2) broke at the bottom and my salad came open and spilled on the floor."

"As part of a movement that started in Philadelphia, Gangster Vegan Organics aims to redefine what’s considered “gangster,” including healthy food. Located in Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market, GVO offers fresh smoothies, juices, salads, bowls, desserts and even “burgers.” Try the Swizz Beets with homemade BBQ sauce and cashew nacho cheese."

"A visit to the Maryland Historical Society provides you with a great way to learn more about the history of Baltimore and of the state itself. You can look forward to learning through a variety of fascinating exhibitions and displays, with some wonderful collections and exhibits that form part of the museum. This is a place that can be enjoyed by children as well as adults, providing the whole family with a great opportunity to learn more about local history."

"One of the oldest cultural museums in Maryland, the Maryland Historical Society, has a collection of Maryland’s history since 1844. The museum is home to over seven million historic artifacts that date back to pre-Colonial times. Address : 610 Park Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201"

"From Business: Maryland Historical Society, established in 1844, is one of the oldest cultural organizations in the United States. It provides a museum, library, press, and…"

"If you’re looking for a Baltimore art museum that is totally unique and completely different from the rest, then head to the American Visionary Art Museum. This museum showcases visionary arts from people who are not professionals but simply use their imagination and ideas to create a piece of art. Admission for adults is $15.95, student/child is $9.95, seniors (60 and up) $13.95 and children 6 and under and members are free."

"The American Visionary Art Museum is a fun place to visit as it houses various pieces of bright, intriguing art. This museum has a ton of vintage artifacts, quirky pieces, and interesting exhibits that display true imagination. Lovers of art and creativity would love to see this museum."

"The American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) is an art gallery that features work done by self-taught artists in the federal hill neighborhood. You might see contemporary art pieces done by prison inmates or farmers. The purpose of the museum is to challenge what it means to be an artist."

"And while you're there, visit the Walters Art Museum; admission is free and the art spans the ages, from the third millennium B.C.E. to the early 20th century. Once you get hungry, hit Charles Street:There's Afghani food like sweet, pan-fried baby pumpkin at The Helmand (also the very historic site of my very first date) and the pillow-iest gnocchi ever at Sotto Sopra. The restaurant hosts opera nights, where you'll be serenaded with live performances as you eat a multi-course dinner."

"The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland is internationally renowned for its collection of art. Hours:12:04 AM - 10:00 AM todayThu: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMFri: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMSun: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMMon: ClosedTue: ClosedWed: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Address:600 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201"

"While new pizza spots seem to be pushing their way to the limelight, this classic chain opened its doors in 1955. The unique square pizzas and thick pepperoni are trademarks of the brand. You can almost taste the history in each bite."

"While cafes half as popular as this Reservoir Hill fixture discourage lingering in hopes of turning your table, the Dovecote crew goes out of its way to make sure you don't skedaddle. But the warm family vibe extends well past the hospitality into the eats. The baked goods are especially appealing, including all manner of sticky buns and muffins and the sought-after peach upside-down cake (co-owner Gilda Pew's secret recipe)."

"Located in the historically Black neighborhood of Reservoir Hill, this shop runs itself as a community-focused third space first and a cafe second. A standout in the local coffee scene, Dovecote Cafe is high-energy, one of the great cultural hub cafes in America today. From the outside the space is instantly striking, with former display windows from the building’s pharmacy days now forming an alcove entryway."

"Discover local personalities, learn from in-house workshops and taste hand-crafted food and drink offerings at Dovecote Café. This Black-owned business near Druid Hill Park typically serves as a gathering place for creatives and makers alike. Sit down, try upside down cake or a breakfast burger and endure the welcoming space full of colorful murals made by Baltimoreans."

"Named after the Korean word for the coffee bean, OneDo Coffee is clean and streamlined, with gleaming whites, stark blacks, and soft greys making up the color scheme. The cafe is dotted with small plants and arrangements adding green pops of color to the fresh space. The front counter leads to a beautiful matte-black Modbar espresso system paired with a Mahlkönig K30 Twin grinder and a set of Marco SP9 brewers."

"Modern yet homey, this family-owned coffee shop opened in Canton last year and has become popular with area espresso connoisseurs for drinks made from beans sourced by locally owned distributor Keffa Coffee."