Best Vegan Restaurants in Pflugerville

"If you’re looking for the best cheap vegan restaurants in Austin, the menu features a range of cuisine styles and flavors, all available for anywhere from $5-15. Saving the planet never tasted so good!. Featured Image Credit: Koriente on Facebook"

"Bouldin Creek Cafe is a casual indoor/outdoor coffee shop meets restaurant serves up some dang good non-meat fixins. If you get there in the morning, head to the patio and order the breakfast tacos. You will not be disappointed."

"A vegetarian-only restaurant might sound like a bland option at first, but even devoted carnivores frequent this hip South First neighborhood...Read More"

"For animal lovers, the only thing better than a 100% plant-based eatery is one with a dog-friendly patio. Counter Culture has you covered on both counts. The menu is very seitan-centric, so if you can’t do the wheat gluten thing, try the garbanzo “tuna” salad with cashew cheeze, beet mushroom walnut burger, BLTA salad, or lentil loaf."

"Counter Culture, E Cesar Chavez Street|Courtesy of Counter Culture. Counter Culture is often seen as a healthy challenge by locals whose attempts to eat raw foods only last a few days. Counter Culture serves dairy-free and meatless foods all year long and makes them from scratch."

"The food was not impressive, but not better than what I would make at home. I was expecting more effort from a vegan place. Just tasted like premade food..."

"Tacos are the name of the game at the Vegan Nom food trucks. Depending on which location and time of day you’re stopping by, taco options can range from Korean BBQ and hot sausage to buffalo chicken and grilled avocado. The daytime and late-night menus also include other Mex-inspired standards like quesadillas, nachos, and vegan queso with chips."

"The city’s best vegan breakfast tacos can be found at this East Austin truck, with tofu scrambles, tempeh bacon, and its signature queso. Takeout orders can be placed over the phone or in person, and there are third-party deliveries through Postmates, Uber Eats, and Favor."

"Burritos, nachos, tacos, and queso – you wouldn’t even know that they’re vegan at The Vegan Nom. The Vegan Nom makes their own vegan queso that’s dairy-free, nut-free, soy-free, and gluten-free. 2324 E Cesar Chavez St, thevegannom.com"

"Whether you’re planning a delish weekend brunch with the girls or want to grab a drink with the guys after a long day at work, The Beer Plant has a little something for everyone. As Austin’s first plant-based gastropub, this popular spot offers an impressive array of craft beer, cocktails, and wine as well as a menu that steps up the usual bar fare. Try the famed chorizo-loaded fries (with vegan queso), buffalo cauliflower wings, chicken and waffles, and Chicago-style Italian sammie made with seitan beef."

"Windsor RoadIn a city with an abundance of plant-based vegan and vegetarian spots, The Beer Plant’s menu reads like an indulgent dream. Crab cakes (hearts of palm), skillet mac & cheese, buffalo (cauliflower) wings, eggplant parmesan, and more delicious dishes are all available to be shared from the comfort of your couch. And there's a honey butter “chicken” sandwich that pairs perfectly with fresh juice and a bottle of prosecco from their mimosa kit for brunch."

"The Beer Plant is the type of place your non-vegan or non-vegetarian friends will want to go to. Located just northwest of downtown, the Beer Plant has among the largest selections of beers in the city, and the taps change regularly. The atmosphere is warm and simple with a turntable and vinyl stacked in the corner."

"From grandma’s refried beans to the bread on the sandwiches, Mr. Natural promises that everything you get at this veggie-centric spot is homemade. The menu is pretty big at this longtime favorite, so you can get your fill on Tex-Mex staples (macho nachos, chalupas, migas burritos), soups, sammies, and so much more. Grab a bite at the South Austin location on South Lamar Boulevard or East Austin spot on Cesar Chavez Street."

"Vegetarian cuisine is anything but bland at Mr. Natural, an old-school Mexican bakery slash vegetarian institution. The daily-changing lunch special has fueled plant-eaters since 1988. Just $8 buys a salad, sides like gorditas or potatoes au gratin, and flips on traditional Mexican dishes like potato flautas and picadillo de soyas."

"JuiceLand is another solid, plant-strong option that makes Austinites smile. The website says the business opened in 2011, though it seems like it’s always been part of the Austin scene. JuiceLand expanded quickly in Austin, as Austinites were clearly thirsty for it!"

"Juiceland has locations all over town and is a great spot to grab a healthy breakfast, snack or lunch. They also have bars, bowls and some grab-n-go options. I grabbed a quick smoothie from their extensive menu one morning and it was yummy and filling."

"Whether you’re on a juice cleanse or simply curing a hangover, Juiceland has you covered. They offer more than juices too - teas, herbal shots and tonics, and incredible smoothies. Try the Wundershowzen."

"Specializes in: Charcuterie boards and deli sandwichesCheese is one of the most lamented eliminations from a vegan diet—but no longer!. Rebel Cheese is Austin’s only all-vegan cheese shop, which also features vegan meats, deli sandwiches, soups, salads, and gourmet grocery items. Feast on the Flake and Bake, with crispy bacon, cheddar, avocado, tomato, harmless egg on a local croissant; or the Greater Grinder with salami, ham, pepperoni, garlic aioli, mozzarella, pepperoncini, and Italian dressing."

"Rebel Cheese is Austin’s only all-vegan cheese shop, which also features vegan meats, deli sandwiches, soups, salads, and gourmet grocery items. The owners goal is to prove to the world that less harmful alternatives can exist, hopefully convincing people to give plant based diets a try, even if only for a couple days a week."

"Try a vegan cheese and charcuterie board at this Mueller cafe, which also offers wine and beer, or pick up a few cheeses to serve at home. Pick up and delivery orders can be placed online."

"Austin’s Original Healthy Fast Food RestaurantIf you just want a quick, yummy salad then Baby Greens is the place to go!. In true Austin-style they created a “health food revolution” from a simple drive-thru. Now, with a separate menu for meat eaters and one for veggies, Baby Greens is the perfect destination for any diet."

"A post shared by Baby Greens (@eatbabygreens) on Aug 14, 2017 at 8:14am PDT. Drive through or walk up to this healthy fast food restaurant to enjoy made to order wraps and salads. That’s what’s unique about dining at Baby Greens: all menu items can be eaten as a salad or wrap."

"Baby Greens came back with a brand new drive-thru and basically the same favorite salad-driven menu with some new additions."

"If you don't know who Michael Griffin and Brian Orakpo are, have you been living under a rock?. The former Texas football players are tackling every sweet tooth they can get their hands on by serving a variety of delicious cupcakes. Griffin and Orakpo kicked off their business called GiGi's Cupcakes in Bee Cave and their sweets do not disappoint."

"Gourdough’s Public House isn’t for the faint of heart (or stomach!) Try a burger served on a donut bun, a donut Po’boy, or a salad that’s served with…yep. Fried garlic donuts. WEBSITE | 2700 S Lamar Blvd"

"Gourdough's is the home of very decadent and rich doughnuts, used in every way imaginable. There are burgers, salads, fried chicken, and desserts topped with so many sweets."

"American , Bar Food"

"2808 Guadalupe | StDirty Martin’s has been an Austin staple since 1926, offering classic burgers, fries, onion rings, and sliced fried pickles, along with some fashioned American chow served in their original space on Guadalupe, next to the University of Texas campus. (Photo by Dirty Martin’s Facebook)"

"Dirty’s, as locals call it, has been feeding UT students and fellow Austinites since 1926. The dirt floors have been cemented, and the prices have risen slightly over the years, but you can still get a single patty burger for under $5 at this local institution."

"In recent years, thanks, in large part, to the folks at Peached Tortilla, Austin has become the land of the baroque milkshake, piled high with an absurd abundance of toppings. But this summer, we’re going back to the basics, a classic chocolate malted from Nau’s Enfield Drug, where they’ve been jerkin' soda since 1951. Sit at the counter and pretend you’re an extra in Grease."

"A shaded patio with a playground is the draw at Phil’s, though the kids also appreciate the hamburgers, hot dogs, and fries. A “parent recess” happy hour brings discounts to the beer and wine list from 3 to 5:30pm, and other menu items like Frito pies and onion rings round out the menu for the adults in the party. (Note: there are two additional locations on Burnet Road and North 183.)"

"Phil’s Ice House has good food, outside play area, nice outdoor seating, and is located next to Amy’s Ice Cream so you can have your dinner and walk next door to grab some ice cream. 13265 US Hwy 183 N, philsicehouse.com"

"American , Bar Food"

"Everyone loves a neighborhood bar, but with Austin's development boom they're becoming harder to find. East Austinites mourned the loss of Longbranch Inn, one of the neighborhood's longest-running watering holes, on 11th Street when it closed in 2016. Thankfully, new owners stepped up and kept the bar's original spirit while carefully changing with the times, adding an affordable but serious cocktail menu and a food trailer serving Detroit-style coneys, and taking down the horrendous artwork."

"Bar Food , Hot Dogs"

"This convivial 24-hour coffee shop and bar in East Riverside is home to two vegan food trucks (Plow Burger and Plow Bao) and a barbecue truck (JNL). It also serves beer, cider, and lots of flavored liquors."

"1505 Town Creek Dr. | This rustic spot is a go-to for excellent locally roasted premium coffee and craft beer that’s typically open 24 hours!. Also enjoy delicious burgers and specials from Plow Burger."