Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Cypress

"Garden OaksYou’ll want to come hungry to this buffet-style vegetarian spot (which also happens to go fully vegan on Sundays and Wednesdays) located next to a beautiful Hindu temple. With an empty stomach, you can fill and refill your plate with Indian specialties including bhindi and chana masala, paneer tikka masala, vegetable kofta, and tofu curry. Pro-tip: The lunch and dinner buffets can be purchased for takeout if you don’t have the time to keep refilling said plate."

"Govinda’s Vegetarian cuisine Is a buffet style restaurant that serves up deliciously tasting vegetarian dishes. From basmati rice pilaf to veggie stir fry noodles to apple spice cake and many other dishes, there is simple so much to try. Plus, all the foods here are made fresh and from scratch daily so you know you are getting something good here."

"Govinda’s Vegetarian Cuisine was started its journey to serve healthy and plant-based food in July 2016. They are located on West 34th Street between Ella and North Shepherd, just a few blocks from North Loop. Govinda’s Vegetarian Cuisine welcomes you to their restaurant."

"The open kitchen at True Food Kitchen lets its guests know there are no secrets about how this food is prepared. It even offers organic cocktails with vegetable juices and freshly pressed juice. Dr. Andrew Weil set the principles that determine the food choices of this restaurant, holding to an anti-inflammatory diet."

"Houston, TX 77056 - tel: 281-605-2505 - A cool and healthy restaurant, with several vegan menu offerings. Our first time there we opted for the Butternut Squash Pizza with almond ricotta and the TLT (tempeh, lettuce, tomato) sandwich."

"China One in Spring Branch East, Imperial Hunan in Addicks Park Ten, Arco Seafood in Bellaire West, and Cafe ginger uptown in Galleria are some popular choices that are said to offer healthy options. Enter your address to see if they offer delivery to your address."

"Once listed among the “Best Cheap Eats in the US” by Urbanspoon, Torchy’s Tacos is not to be missed!. Choose from chicken, pork, fish, beef, and vegetarian tacos, select the level of spiciness, and add your veggies. Also enjoy breakfast tacos, and plenty of great sides!"

"Torchy's Tacos are a Houston favorite that everyone and their mother raves about. Add a side order of their mind-bogglingly (is that a word?) delicious queso to complete your order. Side note: the queso has guac mixed inside."

"Two tacos for less than $10. They also have THE best queso. I know this because I’m a queso connoisseur.". Submitted by sweetcaroline99"

"The Blue Nile has been nominated as “one of the best ethnic restaurants among the Houston community.”  This is a great place to take your significant other to some authentic Ethiopian cuisine. They have over 24 years of mastering these unique flavors of Eastern Africa. This is one of the best restaurants in Houston."

"Go utensil-less at Blue Nile and enjoy a traditional Ethiopian meal with the hands that God gave you. The Awaze Tibs, a stew made of tender beef chunks sautéed with veggies, is a fiery, spicy dish that will leave your heart feeling warm and tingly."

"Vegan delivery is available in the wee hours of the morning and night in Houston. Enter your delivery address to see what’s available in your area."

"La Mexicana is casual and homey, with great tacos, and they have all you can eat breakfast until noon on Sundays. It’s a go-to when we’re craving Mexican food, and it’s always easy and delicious. Carrie says that during football season, she and her guy like to go there and sit at at the bar to watch Houston Texans football while they brunch!"

"Flower Child is a reliable healthy-fresh dining destination with plenty of vegetarian plates to choose from in the way of wraps, rice bowls and salads. Go for the vegan massaman curry with spaghetti squash, roasted sweet potato and toasted cashew for something special. Visit iamaflowerchild.com to order online or find Flower Child on Doordash."

"Best salad spot Fresh teas and salads for a reasonable price Quick and easy lunch with fresh ingredients I'll be back for sure More reviews"

"14900 Telge Road, Cypress 77429 This 57-acre preserve is a great place to see some indigenous wildlife, from birds to butterflies to reptiles. Expect a more rustic atmosphere than other county parks; the trails are not paved, but you can use jogging strollers and there are benches near the wetlands along the trails. There is a one-mile interactive trail with information signage that involves a QR reader as well as a .7-mile non-interactive trail."

"The Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology has a huge variety of species and serves as a teachable moment for kids and anyone interested in bugs, providing entertainment and education for the entire family. The center is home to a living butterfly habitat with spectacular specimens of some of the world’s strangest arthropods as well as fun interactive quizzes and games. And here are some useful hints; as you walk through the area, have a look under leaves and take the time to read about the life cycle – found at the entrance to the center – where you can see chrysalis in their various stages."

"Based at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, the Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology offers visitors a fascinating insight into the world of butterflies and insects. The center features a variety of exhibits, displays and presentations, and is one of the top places to go in Houston. The Rainforest Conservancy, a spectacular three-story glass structure with a 50-foot waterfall filled with exotic plants and living butterflies is especially popular, and vast exhibition halls showcase some of the world’s largest and weirdest arthropods."

"Nature & Wildlife Areas1 Hermann Circle Drive, Houston, TX MoreLess Info. Contained in the Houston Museum of Nature, Cockrell Butterfly Center offers visitors an interactive experience in a live butterfly habitat, where hundreds of plant and insect species co-exist."

"20634 Kenswick Drive, Humble 77338 Spend the day at Jesse H. Jones Park and Nature Center, which runs next to Spring Creek in Northeast Houston, and your family won't run out of things to do. Aside from the actual Nature Center learning building, there are numerous trails (all of which are wheelchair accessible) that range from 1.2 to .29 miles long. Check out the map to plan which trails you would like to hit during your visit."

"Open daily and free of charge, this 312-acre park is the perfect day trip for anyone looking to get outdoors. The park boasts a playground, canoe launch, and picnic area Best of all, in addition to their primitive trails, the park has 8 miles of trails that are handicap-friendly and accessible with strollers. An interesting feature of this park is that if you walk towards the creek, you’ll find yourself on a white sand beach!"

"A temple of contemplation, a church or brutalist architecture? The Rothko Chapel and its serene grounds is whatever you want it to be. With 14 large paintings by American abstract expressionist Mark Rothko, it's a perfect place to pause and meditate."

"Situated within the University of Houston’s Arts District, the Blaffer Art Museum was established in 1973 and is a contemporary art museum. It is known for its various exhibitions that feature artwork by international and national artists and well as artists from the university. Address : 4173 Elgin St, Houston, TX 77004, United StatesTimings : 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm (Wednesday- Sunday), Monday- Tuesday closedEstablished : 1973Original Name : Sarah Campbell Blaffer Gallery"

"Third WardHours: Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm (Thurs to 8pm)Notes: This University of Houston contemporary art museum presents and creates six to eight art exhibits every year. Plus, there’s a lineup of free and open-to-the-public lectures, film screenings, conversations, and events. Double plus, there’s a Frenchy’s on campus."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Jhihyinlee used under CC BY-SA 3.0. A winner of several national and international awards, the Blaffer Art Museum boasts some thought-provoking pieces of art, to say the least. It is famous for the frequent exhibitions it hosts on a variety of subjects."

"Opened in 1996, by the behest of Siegi Izakson, a Holocaust survivor and long-time Houston resident, the Holocaust Museum Houston is the 4th largest Holocaust museum in the United States. The museum underwent a massive renovation in 2019, doubling its size. It now boasts 57,000 square feet of informative exhibits detailing the rise of the Nazis to power and the lives of Holocaust survivors."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user [Unknown] used under CC BY-SA 3.0. There isn’t a place in Houston that carries as strong a message as this museum. Aiming to make people aware about the destructive impact of hatred and discrimination in society, Houston Holocaust Museum brings to the open previously untold stories of survivors of the Holocaust."

"A post shared by Holocaust Museum Houston (@hmhou) on Jun 21, 2019 at 4:45pm PDT. Opening its doors in 1996, this space has become the fourth largest holocaust museum in the country. Giving its visitors an educational, interactive and impactful experience through classrooms, theaters and much more."

"Located at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH), the Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens are the home to the museum’s collection of American decorative arts and paintings. Displayed in the former house of Houston civic leader and philanthropist Ima Hogg, which is situated on 14 acres of beautifully manicured gardens in the historic River Oaks neighborhood, the collection consists of a range of paintings and decorative arts, including ceramics and silver. The Houston Museum of Fine Arts is one of the best things to do in Houston TX for couples who love art."

"A museum for American decorative arts and paintings, Bayou Bend Collection And Gardens is a must-visit place for art-lovers in Houston. The former home of Houston civic leader and philanthropist Ima Hogg, this museum displays some of the finest exhibits of American furnishings, silver, ceramics, and paintings in the world. One of the best examples of the growing cultural arts scene of Houston, ...Read more"

"Miss Ima Hogg and her brothers worked hard to transform the 14 acres of natural woodlands and winding ravines around their home into a Secret Garden-esque sanctuary, so it’s only fair that you pay $5 to bask in its glory."

"Might be a strange place to see this, but in the lobby of the Houston Police Headquarters you will find a unique and interesting museum called the Houston Police Museum. Inside the museum, you’ll be able to find all sorts of memorabilia collected over many decades. From things like a helicopter suspended from the ceiling, a vintage auto shot through with bullet holes and antique highway patrol motorcycles."