Best Vegan Restaurants in Lorain

"The gist: A Coventry staple, Tommy’s has been dishing up hearty meals and milkshakes in a friendly, unpretentious setting since 1972.The food: Perhaps best known for their satisfyingly thicc milkshakes, Tommy’s has long been a vegetarian- and vegan-friendly staple around town. The falafel variants never disappoint, nor do the stick-to-your ribs veggie and cheese sandwiches washed down with what Rolling Stone once called “the best milkshakes east of the Mississippi.”The cost: Salads and starters $6.89 - $13.75, lunch and dinner mains $4.89 - $12.79, breakfast $4.19 - $10.59, milkshakes $5.79 - $7.59, desserts $2.89 - $6.09.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating or order take-out online."

"Since around 1972, when it started as a small soda fountain, Tommy’s has withstood the test of time by dishing out a laid-back menu that’s equal parts meaty, meat-free, and absolutely delicious. Don’t miss the wide array of creative falafel options, like the Wildflower, stuffed with vegetables, sesame sauce, mushrooms, and baba. The entire section of tofu and tempeh options won't steer you wrong for a meat-free sandwich, either."

"Award-winning vegetarian and vegan cuisine, Tommy's is located in the Coventry neighborhood. During the 60's Coventry became Cleveland’s version of Height Ashbury. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 216-312-7757"

"30 Different gourmet grilled cheese, fresh salads, homemade soups. Menu also features a maniacal mac & cheese section, where you can choose from 14 different composed mac & cheese entrees or build..."

"Melt Bar & Grilled is definitely one of my favorite Cleveland restaurants. All of the different sandwiches are incredibly unique while still…. Didn't find what you were looking for?"

"Taza Lebanese Grill offers diners the warmth and flavors of traditional Lebanese home-cooked meals. Guests dine on shish entrees cooked over a charcoal grill. With a name that translates to “fresh,” there’s no question why Taza has staked its claim as one of the best restaurants in downtown Cleveland, Ohio."

"If you’re looking for a bite of Middle Eastern food but don’t want to splurge on an expensive meal, check out Taza!. This restaurant pegs itself as a Lebanese Grill and always draws..."

"It’s said that there are vegan options on the menu at SomethinGood To Eat On Larchmere in Larchmere."

"Cloak & Dagger is a cocktail lounge with a focus on hospitality and craft located next to Lincoln Park in the historic Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland. We will be offering [...]. Stacy Killinger2019-05-17T15:41:36+00:00"

"Plant-based food can sometimes equal bland and unsatisfying (it's why it has that reputation in the first place, no?), yet nothing could be further from the truth when it comes to dining at Aladdin’s. This Lebanese-American franchised mainstay serves up hearty portions of flavorful food that are completely moreish. Although meat makes an appearance on the menu, veggie dishes are the star of the show, especially the vegetarian combo pictured above: a sampling of hummus, tabbouli, baba gannouj, falafel, and dawali."

"A post shared by Aladdin's Eatery (@aladdinseatery) on Dec 2, 2019 at 9:11am PST. Aladdin’s Eatery takes pleasure in serving its customers with healthy and flavorful Lebanese-American dishes that help them achieve their daily dietary requirements. They strive to use only the freshest ingredients used in Lebanese cuisines such as nuts, olive oil, vegetables, and yogurt."

"Serving the locals of Cleveland their daily healthy food and drinks, Anna in the Raw is a vegan restaurant that serves everything from cold-pressed organic juice to full vegan meals. Some of their recommended dishes are the Grecian salad, acai bowl, dragon fruit bowl, chia seed pudding, and the Awesome Burger. As for the beverage, Anna in the Raw specializes and makes their vegan juices, ensuring high-quality fresh drinks such as the Athena, Hades, Hebe, Hercules, and Aphrodite."

"The gist: A Coventry staple, Tommy’s has been dishing up hearty meals and milkshakes in a friendly, unpretentious setting since 1972.The food: Perhaps best known for their satisfyingly thicc milkshakes, Tommy’s has long been a vegetarian- and vegan-friendly staple around town. The falafel variants never disappoint, nor do the stick-to-your ribs veggie and cheese sandwiches washed down with what Rolling Stone once called “the best milkshakes east of the Mississippi.”The cost: Salads and starters $6.89 - $13.75, lunch and dinner mains $4.89 - $12.79, breakfast $4.19 - $10.59, milkshakes $5.79 - $7.59, desserts $2.89 - $6.09.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating or order take-out online."

"Since around 1972, when it started as a small soda fountain, Tommy’s has withstood the test of time by dishing out a laid-back menu that’s equal parts meaty, meat-free, and absolutely delicious. Don’t miss the wide array of creative falafel options, like the Wildflower, stuffed with vegetables, sesame sauce, mushrooms, and baba. The entire section of tofu and tempeh options won't steer you wrong for a meat-free sandwich, either."

"Award-winning vegetarian and vegan cuisine, Tommy's is located in the Coventry neighborhood. During the 60's Coventry became Cleveland’s version of Height Ashbury. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 216-312-7757"

"This place is a really reasonably priced vegan-friendly restaurant in Cleveland. Aside from their tasty fresh juices made to order, you can get a variety of great food including vegan or vegetarian Pad Thai and Vegan Nachos with a scrumptious vegan cheese sauce. Plus, each month they have a special that always has a vegan option."

"Serving eclectic fare like pad Thai AND burritos, Johnny Mango has earned its title as an Ohio City staple. Start with the surprisingly gooey and delicious vegan nachos, and then move on to the pad Thai. Pro-tip, add the fiery lime sauce on the side!"