Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Garland

"One of the best vegetarian restaurants Dallas has to offer is located in a Hare Krishna temple. At Kalachandji’s, most of the meals are based on ancient Vedic recipes and traditions. In addition to the traditional chutneys, curries, and steamed vegetables, the restaurant offers an international entrée that changes daily."

"Opreated by the East Dallas Hare Krishna temple for nearly 40 years, Kalachandji’s is a vegetarian paradise. The menu changes daily, but soup, rice, veggie curry, and pakoras are always on the menu, and a full buffet dinner only costs $14. Just try not to get too stuffed on the famous cinnamon-raisin bread."

"Kalachandji’s is a vegetarian restaurant serving the Dallas area for more than 37 years. With more than 3 decades of service, it is the oldest vegetarian restaurant in your locale. It highlights the taste of India with her vast and ancient vegetarian tradition."

"Closed Mondays.What: This popular Dallas restaurant serves Vegan comfort food in a diner environment. We recommend the Sunshine Sandwich: tofu scramble with onions, bell peppers, and potatoes grilled with vegan bacon served in a (vegan) mayo-smeared grilled toast.Tip: Expect a wait on the weekends."

"Address: 1101 N Beckley Ave, Dallas, Texas, USA Site: http://www.spiraldiner.com Phone: 1-214-948-4747 $$. Spiral Diner & Bakery is one of Dallas’ best known vegan restaurants. This place serves up a 100% plant based menu, and focuses on classic American diner favorites."

"A stalwart of the local vegetarian and vegan scene, Spiral Diner’s locations in Oak Cliff and Fort Worth serve up some of Dallas’ best vegan comfort food. The "chopped BBQ" sandwich is a perennial fave, as are the migas on the all-day breakfast menu."

"This long-standing restaurant brings the chill vibes and a ridiculously bright paint job to Oak Lawn. Indian-inspired dishes like masala pizza, dal, and freshly baked naan are abundant on the menu, along with a rotating curried vegetable of the day. Pair with a glass of organic wine for clean and healthy bliss."

"Cosmic Café is an Indian-inspired vegan eatery on Oak Lawn Avenue. They are well-known for hosting events like poetry readings, as well as yoga and meditation classes. Try their curried vegetable of the day, served with lentil broth and nan."

"This Trinity Groves restaurant offers a selection of vegetarian meals for every palate. V-Eats has a great reputation in the city because of the efficient service and cozy, romantic ambiance. The unique vegan brisket is the reason why many call it the city’s best vegetarian restaurant."

"V-Eats is a modern vegan restaurant serving up cruelty-free comfort food from Trinity Groves. Since the pandemic has altered its availability, V-Eats’ delivery menu has become limited, and is available only for takeout. View this post on Instagram"

"Similar to Spiral Diner, V-Eats specialises in vegan comfort food and, honestly, that’s a trend we can totally get behind. Way to go Dallas for doing it right. Here, you can order a vegan charcuterie, which is something special."

"Goji Cafe serves its 100 percent vegan dishes in your locale. A fully vegan restaurant that believes peace begins on your plate. Once you get inside their cafe, you will have a true and unique experience with their pleasing surroundings and creative, pleasing vegetarian dishes."

"This entirely vegan restaurant serves up Chinese fare and other Asian dishes, all of which are billed as totally healthy. Enjoy meatless riffs on shaken beef, kung pao fried rice, and pho, all priced at less than $10, and currently available for takeout only."

"They added some twists to the Asian dishes to make a unique menu. It is light on the stomach but seasoned just right. The long list of dishes is prepared with precision and perfection."

"This strictly vegan restaurant has a long list of sustainable options including veggie spring rolls, salads, and soups like pho and spicy curry noodle. Check out the Eastern-inspired entrees like Mongolian Delight and Save-Planet Curry made with stir fried soy protein and a host of delectable veggies and sauces, or grab a patty melt made with vegan cheese. Hours are Tuesday through Friday, 11:30 a.m."

"Address: 14925 Midway Rd Ste 102, Addison, Texas, USA Site: https://lovinghut.us/addison Phone: 1-972-980-1840 $$. Loving Hut is a Dallas franchise of the international vegan chain restaurant of the same name. This chain is wildly popular the world over, and with its 100% plant based menu it offers a reliable source of good vegan food wherever you can find one."

"From classics to newbies, these are the best Thai restaurants to get takeout from in Dallas. (Courtesy of Si Lom). Along with lots of Italian food, I’ve also been ordering tons of Thai cuisine for takeout and delivery over the last several months."

"Both a restaurant and lounge, Steel is a hybrid of Chinese, Indo-Chine, Japanese, and Korean cuisine. Mahogany paneling lines the walls while the floors are Brazilian cherry hardwood, with the soothing appeal of spot-lighting and local artwork as the décor. You can also enjoy the sushi bar and sake in a glassed wine room."

"Steel's sushi restaurant is an upscale lounge that's the perfect happy hour or nightlife stop. The drinks are divine and the sushi menu is as impressive as it is creative."

"Dallas’s Bishop Arts District is home to eclectic boutiques, trendy eateries, charming galleries, and the loveliest cidery tasting room in town: Bishop Cider Company. After founders Laura and Joel Malone couldn’t find a decent commercially available cider in Texas, they decided to take matters into their own hands, and Bishop Cider was born. This friendly spot churns out locally-made cider that’s crafted without additional sugars; the current lineup features exciting flavors like Blood Orange, Mango Habanero, and Apple Pineapple."

"Ok, I know you came here for Dallas craft beer and I’m starting off talking about cider. But when it’s still kinda of early in the day, cider is a great place to start. Bishop Cider is tucked away into a small tasting room in the Bishop Arts District."

"Whether you’re a big fan of boozy cider or you’re someone who doesn’t like the options from the larger cideries of the world, Bishop is a great place to explore some interesting options, like their black currant cider or pecan pie cider."

"Photo courtesy of Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Facebook page. Consistently ranked as one of the top botanical gardens in the country, the Dallas Arboretum boasts 66-acres of landscaped gardens chock full of seasonal flowers, ornamental shrubs, trees and exotic plants. So, of course, this is a must-visit spot for horticultural enthusiasts, but it's also a great place for children."

"Take your date for a romantic stroll through one of Dallas’s most stunning outdoor attractions. The area offers 66 acres of sprawling gardens to meander around, as well as gorgeous views of the neighboring White Rock Lake. There are numerous cafes across the property, and you can even take your food to go and eat among the flowers."

"Nature lovers who like their outdoor experience with comfort and ease will love the 66-acre Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, where something’s always in bloom and a full calendar of events cater to a range of tastes and ages."

"Previously known as Oak Lawn Park, Turtle Creek Park is one of the must visit parks in Dallas because it offers visitors the chance to find a little bit of serenity amidst the busy city. The park is extremely clean and safe and is known for its green lawns and its creeks. Address: 3333 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75219, United StatesTimings: 5:00 am to 11:00 pmAreas Covered: Hall Street to Lemmon Avenue, Lee Parkway to Turtle Creek Boulevard, Arlington Hall"

"4 km from city center 37 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. Previously known as Oak Lawn Park, Turtle Creek Park is one of the must visit parks in Dallas because it offers visitors the chance to find a little bit of serenity amidst the busy city. The park is extremely clean and safe and is known for its green lawns and its creeks."

"Individually, these places are OK date spots, but the combination is flawless. head to Eatzi’s on Oak Lawn first. Peruse samples, buy some fancy cheese and a bottle of wine, secure sandwiches."

"The gist: After success in Houston, this Arizona-based wine café continues its Texas expansion with a spectacular Deep Ellum addition featuring a large patio overlooking the once-again bustling entertainment district. The food: Everything here is designed to pair with wine and beer, so don’t expect to find any hard liquor behind the bar. Known for their charcuterie-style boards (including an enticing vegetarian option) and mix-and-match bruschetta platters, it’s all about the shareables."

"Opened in April, this Phoenix-based wine café brings vino and upscale bites to the heart of Deep Ellum. The global wine list boasts a slew of wines by the glass and bottle, all sourced from iconic winemakers as well as from lesser-known producers."

"A neighborhood bistro that infuses passion and care into everything we do, we offer a relaxed white-tablecloth dining experience here on Lovers Lane."