Best Vegan Restaurants in Thousand Oaks

"Food is a daytime market/restaurant in Cheviot Hills with good breakfast things and extremely friendly service. Sure, you probably can make eggs and bacon or granola yourself, but what they’ll serve you at Food tastes better - and comes with a side of a wild story about Brooklyn in the ’70s from the owner. That same owner will also notice when you inhale the incredible breakfast potatoes in under three minutes, and (if you’re lucky) bring you another plate just as fast."

"The place is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes.The service is great and speedy. Everyone was helpful and kind.The food was amazing."

"Check out Sweet Fin Poké in Santa Monica for a lighter meal. The poké craze is in full swing and this new spot doesn’t disappoint. Small signature bowls are less than $10 and some examples include the classic tuna, kale snapper, spicy yuzu salmon and more."

"Seafood , Hawaiian"

"This is the second Vinh Loi Tofu location after the one in the Valley, a Vietnamese vegetarian café and tofu factory. Come here for some savory Vietnamese vegetarian dishes. If your timing is right, you might hear the low whir of a soybean-grinding machine emanating from the kitchen, which is also a compact atelier where Vinh Loi Tofu makes fresh tofu, soymilk, and creamy tofu custard daily."

"Vinh Loi Tofu is bright and spacious, with green walls and green plants and more green on the plates. Vietnamese cuisine is known for being mostly plant based and Vinh Loi Tofu introduces many favorites. Their specialty is home-made tofu in all its possible incarnations, especially pretending to be meat for those who still crave the flavor and texture of meat."

"Get out of the busy Downtown area, and indulge in Vinh Loi Tofu’s authentic, flavorful Southeast Asian Vegan Cuisine in Cerritos. Prepared from fresh ingredients and bold spices, satisfy your pho cravings with the Iron Man pho, or fill yourself up with the “duck” fried rice or congee soup."

"Samosa House, the popular fast casual, Culver City-born Indian concept, resides along Main Street. The space houses colorful orange and yellow walls with decorative sunburst patterns and mismatched wood tables. Most people visit for combo plates, choosing from steam trays filled with dishes like matar paneer (Indian cheese and pea curry), charcoal smoked cauliflower and kathal (jackfruit)."

"Indian , Vegetarian"

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"Their subtitle might not sound that appetizing, but the food at Satdha on Lincoln Blvd in Santa Monica is excellent. Their pad Thai is great, and I really recommend their “catfish” eggplant, which is crispy battered eggplant in a flavorful sauce. It’s one of their most popular dishes and it’s amazing!"

"Featuring 210 stores and 57 eateries and restaurants, this is one of the largest malls in LA. The mall features many other high-end, luxury stores and also hosts events regularly. They have free WiFi, valet parking, amazon lockers and ATMs too."

"Third Street Promenade – Steps away from Tongva Park, you’ll find Santa Monica Place, which is a large shopping mall and one end of 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica’s world-famous alfresco shopping street. Third Street Promenade offers stores that range from giant national chains to independent luxury boutiques, restaurants, and random other stuff. Our interest pretty much lies exclusively in the “random other stuff,” which includes dinosaur topiaries."

"Upon entering the Sonoma Wine Garden, a popular rooftop restaurant in Santa Monica, visitors immediately notice the beauty and atmosphere of the place. A large outdoor patio and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean are just the beginning, though. The restaurant is known for its bottomless mimosas and extensive menu, including a wide range of traditional coastal California dishes made with the freshest local ingredients."

"Santa Monica Place is one of L.A.’s most upscale shopping malls. You will find stores like Swarovski, Tiffany, Michael Kors and Nordstrom at this charming, yet modern outdoor mall. Many people enjoy visiting the Nike flagship location here as well, or having a meal with an amazing view on its upper-level dining deck."

"Paradise Cove Beach Cafe is literally right on the beach in the northernmost reaches of the Malibu community, almost to Point Dume. The inside of the cafe that has been on this spot for generations has funky booths with a beach-inspired vibe and large windows overlooking the Paradise Cove Beach. You also have the option of choosing lounge chairs right on the beach, giving you a chance to enjoy their famous Fruit Boba Rum Drinks and take in the Malibu sunshine with your feet in the soft sand."

"When you both need a break from the outside world, retreat for a few hours, or even for the day and pamper yourselves at the Burke Williams Spa. Offering a range of massages, facials and skincare, this place of wellness also has a steam room, sauna, hot tub, relaxation room, fresh fruit and infused waters, designed to elevate you away from the stresses of everyday life. Renew your energy levels and spend a very relaxing time in this restful spa experience."

"Tucked away inside the beautiful Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows, you’ll find Exhale, an intimate, full-service spa. Beauty enthusiasts come for the facials, body scrubs, waxing and nail treatments, while those in need of some TLC book acu-healing services, such as cupping, Reiki and traditional acupuncture. For a mix of relaxation and healing, massages—from sport to craniosacral to pre-natal—are available as well."