Best Vegan Restaurants in Orange Park

"Serving up breakfast options, mouthwatering sammies, bowls, salads and bagels on King Street, Southern Roots Filling Station is the place to start off your wonderful vegan day!. Go grab a cup of joe and enjoy."

"True Food Kitchen is the solitary eatery essentially dependent on science which ensures the entirety of its craveable dishes and beverages work to expand the life span of their people and planet. They consider food that works for you, to feed you as refreshingly as could really be expected, without forfeiting flavor. In light of the mitigating food pyramid, the creation of their originator Dr. Andrew Weil, a celebrated specialist of integrative medication, each and every fixing on their menu is painstakingly chosen and hand-created into signature dishes that make eating great easy, invigorating, and above all, loaded with flavor."

"Restaurants (order via wait staff) | $$ | View Location of True Food Kitchen. CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLEOUTDOOR DININGDELIVERYTAKEOUTDINE-IN. True Food Kitchen is a restaurant inspired by the philosophy that food should make you feel better and that great tasting food and thoughtfully crafted beverages can serve as the foundation for a life well lived."

"With delicious house-made tofu and 100 percent organic ingredients, there are a range of options to choose from at the House of Leaf and Bean, including vegan sushi, dumplings, smoothies and so much more. The best feature is the drive-thru, making healthy eating quick and easy!. Yes, a vegan drive-thru exists in Jacksonville, go check it out on Beach Boulevard!"

"House of Leaf & Bean, An Organic Restaurant & Cafe offers quality food varieties in a quiet local area space. They attempt to give a remarkable culture and culinary experience that instructs the brain and lifts the soul. Their all-natural menu gives exemplary dishes present day turns and new manifestations that mix fixings and flavors from around the world."

"This restaurant started as a food truck in late 2017 but became so popular that they opened the doors to their restaurant just a little over a year later. The restaurant is owned by passionate plant-based chefs who cook from-scratch food for eat-in or delivery. Their signature dishes are fake meat burgers and sandwiches, such as their Git ‘Er Done burger with a vegan patty, cheese, and bacon."

"The Murray Hillbilly is one of the most popular award-winning vegan restaurants in Jacksonville. The chefs are dedicated to using locally sourced, all-natural, and organic ingredients. We recommend trying one of the burgers or their build your own mac bowl!"

"Homespun Kitchen is a healthy fast-casual alternative to traditional fast food establishments. With an emphasis on sustainability and nutrition, Homespun Kitchen proudly uses USDA organic, all-natural non-GMO ingredients. Their menu features a variety of breakfast options because let’s face it, breakfast all day is the best kind!"

"Located in Atlantic Beach, Homespun Kitchen’s mission is to use USDA Organic ingredients at an affordable price. They offer breakfast sandwiches, salads, acai bowls, wraps and smoothies. This is the perfect quick-stop shop to get your lunch or post-workout fix."

"Nacho Taco is a family-owned Mexican restaurant located on Stockton Street with a full vegan menu. That’s not just one burrito option and one taco option, either!. They offer vegan chorizo tacos, vegan chicken tacos, vegan beef tacos, a vegan queso, and a couple of vegan desserts."

"Whether you’re someone who likes a light meal while at work or someone who is just hungry, Gili’s Kitchen is the place to go!. The food they have exemplifies the passion and mission of head Chef Gili. Every menu item is curated perfectly using locally sourced, fresh ingredients."

"Stretching for almost a quarter-mile over the water, the Jacksonville Beach Pier is the best hangout spot in the area. You aren’t allowed to bike or skate, so the foot traffic is always calm, but there’s plenty of entertainment to be had from local bands, bait shops and food trucks. Fishing is the most popular activity at the pier; there are even designated areas for deep-water anglers."

"Like most piers, the Jacksonville Beach Pier is in a constant struggle against the elements. The first pier from 1922 was destroyed in 1999 by Hurricane Floyd. This was rebuilt within five years, but then Hurricane Matthew came along in October 2016, and Irma a year later, causing new damage."

"For a moment of reflection when you visit TIAA Bank Field there’s a 20-meter black granite tribute to Jacksonville’s fallen servicemen and women, a few steps west of the stadium. The monument was unveiled in 1995 and is unique for honoring veterans from every conflict since WWI, from the country’s six service branches: Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard and Merchant Marine. The wall is also the venue for the solemn Memorial Day ceremony in May, when new names may be added to the wall."

"The Veterans Memorial Wall is a solemn attraction in Jacksonville, but there’s no better place to honor the sacrifices of our servicemen. The first thing to know is that it doesn’t exclude anyone from the Jacksonville area who died in the line of duty. It’s a rare memorial that includes soldiers from every branch of the military and every conflict that the U.S. has had."

"The Black Raven Pirate Ship is the perfect blend of education and enjoyment. Their mission is to provide visitors with the closest experience to life as a pirate with talented pirate actors, a high-quality entertainment agenda, and of course; a legendary replica of a pirate ship. There are many activities you can participate in on the ship, but the best one is an exciting treasure hunt."

"The black raven pirate ship treasure adventure runs twice a day at 2:15pm and 6:15pm. Tickets are $34.95 for adults, $24.95 for children ages 3-12, and toddlers 2 and under are free. You set sail on an authentic pirate ship with a few members of the crew that play the role of pirates extremely well."

"If you’re a lover of all things pirates, you’ve certainly traveled to the right city; one of the best things to do in St Augustine is to join a cruise on the Black Raven Pirate Ship. This is a full-on pirate experience. The authentic replica pirate ship offers an onboard pirate-themed show."

"The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, founded in 1961, is one of the largest fine art museums in the state."

"Another of the best things to do in St Augustine is to explore Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth Archeological Park. This archaeological site in the city claims to be the landing site of Ponce de Leon, a Spanish explorer who came to the Americas in search of the fabled Fountain of Youth in the early 16th century. It’s evolved into a rather unusual tourist attraction within the city, and while there’s little factual basis behind the park and its supposed archaeological finds, it’s still a unique place to visit."

"This is the site of the ancient Indian village of Seloy, but popular legend says Ponce de Leon arrived here in 1513 in search of magical waters that could keep him young and vigorous. While the story may be a myth, it's still fun to drink from the fountain at this garden-like park hoping for a miracle. Beyond the fountain, you can walk around the pretty grounds and learn about the first Indian inhabitants and see colonial re-enactors build camps and fire muskets."

"Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park, Augustine|Courtesy of St. Augustine VCB. The Fountain of Youth Discovery Park marks the spot where the Spanish explorers Pedro Menéndez de Avilés and Ponce de León came ashore. Archaeological digs are on-going, and discoveries at the site include a springhouse, landmark cross, saltcellar and artifacts remaining from an ancient Native American village."