Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Douglasville

"Café Sunflower is a variety packed restaurant serving up mind-blowing options in Buckhead, Atlanta. The menu consists of impressive items like Spring Rolls with Glass Noodles, Supreme Nachos, Handmade Ravioli and Eggplant Lasagna. There is truly something for everyone here as the cafe includes entrees, desserts, pizzas, and pasta."

"Café Sunflower is a trailblazer of vegan, plant-based dining in Atlanta. Vegan day players, rookies, and masters will enjoy the menu. It has the type of menu where you can’t decide because everything look so good."

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"If you’re looking for a more upscale date night vegan spot, Herban Fix is just the ticket. Wendy Chang is the owner and chef behind Herban Fix, and she’s cooking up delicious, healthy, vegan meals with Pan-Asian influences. Pro tip: They offer an all-you-can eat $25 Sunday brunch that’s a great value."

"Herban Fix offers a wide selection of strictly vegan, plant-based Pan-Asian dishes. They serve their dishes in an open, contemporary dig. They fused cuisines with vegans, vegetarians, and meat-lovers."

"Thomas had a theme, which it technically doesn't, it would fall somewhere in the tropical birds-meet-somewhat crunchy enclosed patio-with-quinoa category. This Peachtree Road institution is decorated with neon lights, plenty or tchotchkis to keep the kiddos entertained, caged, tropical birds, and it's all in a somewhat permanent shed-type lean-to on the border of Buckhead and Midtown. With a huge menu (and seriously—tons of good, healthy options), this spot just works."

"Besides the fact that this quirky little café looks like a tropical rainforest, complete with parrots, on the outside, it’s its unique arrangement of vegan and vegetarian options that bring the crowds in. R.Thomas was created by chef Richard Thomas and has become an Atlanta mainstay on the veggie scene. It’s easy to see why with its delicious, giant meals including a Sausage Queen Omelette, a Thia Quinoa Bowl, and a Sloppy Veggie Joe."

"Address: 1542 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 Site: https://www.sluttyveganatl.com Phone: 1 678-732-3525 $$. Serving vegan comfort food at its best, Slutty Vegan blends the best of both worlds for those looking to fully indulge while also staying plant-based. The restaurant was founded by Pinky Cole in 2018 in the West End community of Atlanta."

"SluttyVegan ATL features plant-based burgers piled high with toppings in a hip counter-serve spot. They have a great selection of her vegan eats. There are three convenient locations available in Atlanta."

"The plant-based “junk food” phenom is set to open a new location on Edgewood Avenue some time in 2020. Check out our writeup of the Westview location."

"Giving up the soul food you might have grown up with is difficult, but thanks to Soul Vegetarian, you can still get the same tastes from your childhood. The portions are super generous, and the vegan mac and cheese and cornbread is delicious!. Locations on Highland Avenue and Ralph David Abernathy Blvd."

"This unique ice cream is frozen using only liquid nitrogen, making it a really cool and cold treat. They have traditional and fun flavors, including bubble gum, cake batter, cinnamon, maple, root beer and white chocolate, or you can add mix-ins to make your own delicious combinations. Downtown, Johns Creek and Sandy Springs."

"As the name suggests, Sub Zero Ice Cream is special because its ice cream is made using liquid nitrogen for the freezing process!. This process creates a rich, dense ice cream that is unique to this technique. They’ve put a focus on customizable flavors, stop by the shop and create your own ice cream concoction today!"

"This flash-frozen ice cream is created using liquid nitrogen, which is found in the air we breathe. And the founders take the idea of science in the kitchen seriously—they even offer classroom demos and have a song about the Periodic Table on their homepage. Whatever the science behind this ice cream, it's good."

"After trekking all over Atlanta trying out the prime ice cream spots, I made it back around to Ponce City Market. The always bustling market was not surprisingly PACKED on a hot Saturday afternoon, making the line for Honeysuckle Gelato extremely long. Bourbon and cheesecake ice cream in a waffle cone, $5"

"Honeysuckle’s Southern-inspired gelato pints are the perfect size for curling up on the couch under a fluffy blanket all alone. Quarantining with friends and family?. Grab a gallon tray and a four-pack of cookie and brownie gelato sandwiches."

"Old Fourth WardHoney fig, fresh mint, brown butter, Meyer lemon—are you drooling yet?. Honeysuckle has some of the creamiest flavors in the city. Stop by the original shop at Ponce City Market to pick up a scoop and make it a sandwich."

"Although it’s been more than 150 years since the Civil War ended, and a woman holds the second-highest office in the land, the history lessons taught in school still predominantly derive from the perspective of white European males, beginning with Christopher Columbus. But just down Auburn Ave from The King Center, the APEX Museum is dedicated to emphasizing the contributions that Black Americans have made throughout history by telling our nation’s story from their eyes. Dive into the horrifying realities of the African Holocaust during the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, discover Atlanta’s first African American-owned businesses, admire the accomplishments of chemist Alice Ball, and so much more when you visit APEX."

"The African-American Panoramic Experience Museum shares the story of African and African-American history and culture. There are different exhibits, artifacts, and presentations across many different eras in history. You’ll find things that date back to ancient African civilizations back to 5500 B.C."

"Adults will find both the architecture—there are buildings by both Richard Meier and Renzo Piano—and the art collection captivating, but kids can have an equally great time at the High Museum of Art. Check out the weekly family-friendly programming, then grab a backpack filled with art projects and games to lead the family on a DIY gallery adventure."

"The High Museum of Art is one of the nation’s leading art museums with more than 17,000 pieces of art. You can find work by Monet, Ernst, Tournier and so much more. The collections include African art, European art, American art, and different kinds of folk art."

"An old liquor store in Downtown Atlanta became the first Mellow Mushroom, a joint venture between three college students, in 1974. A wide selection of craft and local beers complements specialty pizzas like the Magical Mystery Tour, featuring mushrooms and jalapenos, and the Mellowterranean, with feta cheese, black olives, and tzatziki sauce."

"Home-grown Mellow Mushroom was one of the first restaurants around town to embrace a bit of counter-culture and fun. The funky outdoor patio on Peachtree Street invites all to chill, be hip and enjoy great pizzas and beer while you’re groovin’. Location: 400 West Peachtree St. NW"