Best Vegan Restaurants in Huntington Beach

"Seabirds Kitchen serves some of the best organic and plant-based food on East Fourth Street!. Having started as a food truck, this restaurant is now a brick-and-mortar eatery where you can indulge in mouthwatering dishes. Specialties include options such as Cauliflower Ceviche, creamy Tomato Soup, Grilled Mushroom Tacos, and vegetarian burgers that are sure to keep you feeling full all day long."

"Seabirds has a cult-like following and for good reason: The small shop off of Fourth Street, just a tad east of Alamitos, serves up some of the most quality vegan creations in the entire region, distinctly unique plates that are addictive and comforting. Delivery via Door Dash and curbside pick-up via ChowHound. For Brian Addison’s complete guide to vegan food in the city, click here."

"Whenever the weekend rolls around, Seabirds is the first place that pops into mind for brunch. During the weekend of the Tropicalia Fest (Nov. 3-4, 2018), I decided to get a quick bite before all of the music festival shenanigans. For those of you who have attended music festivals, you know how expensive festival food is and probably try to refrain from buying food inside the venue."

"Healthy Junk brings you all your favorite comfort foods guilt-free with meatless burgers, pizza, wings, and fish ‘n’ chips—even a Philly “Chez Stake.” The bar serves vegan beers, organic wines and their juice bar is top notch with fresh-squeezed juices and smoothies, and the open-air “Good Food Court” is inviting and comfortable."

"This vegan and vegetarian hangout can also be found inside the Anaheim Packing House (with a second location at Center Street Promenade). Popular Healthy Junk items include curly yam fries and their kale chips. They also prepare tacos, a delightful Portobello mushroom burger, and many more tasty dishes."

"The Orange Inn is a laid back local surfer joint where the food is fresh, the staff and customers are friendly and you leave with a boost of energy and a great mood for the rest of your day!. Vintage surfboards hang from the rafters and hand painted drawings adorn the walls. If locals walking in with their wetsuits on doesn’t bother you then you will feel right at home in this quaint little breakfast nook."

"Home of the original fruit smoothie, guests can saunter over to this nearby restaurant to enjoy a deluxe array of fresh breakfast items each morning!. Treat yourself to some French toast, sandwiches, and special egg dishes throughout the week."

"Birthplace of the smoothie (in the Guinness World Records), this little shop from 1931 continues to pack in surfers fueling up before hitting the waves. It also serves date shakes, big omelets and breakfast..."

"was “The O.C.,” Laguna Beach was just a sleepy, low-key, hippie-filled beach town. Located in a very out-of-place red barn right off PCH, The Stand has been making vegan & vegetarian food since a time in which that was basically considered alien practice (the ’70s). It’s always our first choice for a healthy and satisfying lunch you can eat outside or take away for the perfect beach picnic."

"In a haven for healthy eating like Laguna, The Stand stands out for its vegan menu full of plant-based, cruelty-free dishes. Established in 1975, the Thalia Street mainstay has switched hands from one local to another over the years, but has..."

"The Stand offers an extensive menu of absolutely delicious vegan options. All of their sandwiches are loaded, as pictured above. They come with a side of java chips to scoop up the remains."

"I used to come here atleast twice a week when I used to work in Huntington Beach and this was one of the only places I ever go to eat a salad."

"Torrance Husband-and-wife team Jonathan and Laurie Porter went from contract brewing in Tustin to their own location in Torrance five years ago, and haven’t looked back since. A satellite tasting room at SteelCraft in Long Beach means you can drink their expert hoppy ales, rich stouts, and the popular kumquat saison (made with kumquats from the Porters’ own backyard) even if you can’t make it out to the main taproom in Torrance. You’ll be missing out on the brewery tours, sure, but… the beer’s the important thing here.Must-try beers: Kumquat Saison, Amarilla Gorilla, Little Bo Pils"

"Smog City has been gathering accolades since it was a small contract brewing operation out of Tustin Brewing Co. But the fully fledged taproom in Torrance (just a hop, skip and a jump from Monkish) offers the brewery’s constantly expanding range. Start with their core beers, especially the unbridled Coffee Porter, before exploring their seasonal releases and solid sours program."

"Longtime South Bay label Smog Brewing is consistently ranked as among the best places for beer anywhere in town. They’ve even begun expanding with satellite taprooms around town, meaning Smog’s stuff is now easier to find than ever before."

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"Simply a must for avid surfers, the Wedge is a popular beach area that boasts some of the largest waves in Southern California. Lying at the eastern end of the Balboa Peninsula, it attracts all kinds of water sport aficionados as well as people who just want to watch the action and take photos of the massive waves. For almost a century, surfers have flocked to the Wedge to try out its challenging and unpredictable swells with waves sometimes towering to over nine meters in height."

"Located on the eastern edge of the Balboa Peninsula, the Wedge is popular for its high waves that beckon surfers from all around the world. The most famous reference of this place is in “Endless Summer” that captured the lives of surfers Michael Hynson and Robert August. Currently, the place has the biggest waves in southern Californ...Read more"

"Hotel Laguna was the first hotel built in Laguna Beach and the first substantial business building. It remains today one of the most well-known structures in the city and has a history that dates back to 1888. The structure as it now stands was built in 1930."