Best Vegetarian 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"

"With shops all over Austin and Colorado, you can find this chain everywhere. Breakfast tacos are served all day and honestly everything on the menu is good (get it “trashy” with queso)."

"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..."

"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."

"A more traditional breakfast spot, Counter Cafe’s simple diner setup and classic menu make it great for a low-key breakfast situation. Somewhere between the steak and eggs, biscuits and gravy, and hot cakes, you’ll feel right at home here. If you’re dining solo, grab a spot at the counter and do like they did in the 40’s (or whenever it was that people actually ate a real breakfast before work)."

"This east Austin cafe serves delicious, locally sourced breakfast and lunch fare (and one of the best burgers in Austin.). WEBSITE | 1914 E 6th St"

"A crowd favorite for many, Joe's Special will have you wanting more. Two farm fresh scrambled eggs over breakfast potatoes with house sausage."

"You can't throw a drumstick without finding a food trailer in Austin, but Biscuits and Groovy, located in the heart of one of the city's most walkable and family-friendly neighbourhoods, is one of the few specialising in breakfast. Run by a vegan who originally didn't offer any meat products, the menu has expanded to include bacon, sausage and traditional white gravy. But if you're looking for a meat-free take on biscuits and gravy, this is the place – the vegan Bootlegger Brown Ale version is a little on the sweet side, though."

"When in the South, it’s impossible not to think of biscuits and gravy when the topic of breakfast comes up. There’s just something about a freshly baked biscuit smothered in a savory gravy and topped with gooey cheese that sends shivers up the spines of Southerners. Luckily, Biscuits and Groovy is all about this iconic combo."

"5015 Duval St (North Austin) 1210 Barton Springs (South Austin). Food Truck, Covered Outdoor Seating, Comfort Food, Only Open till 2 pm. Anything on the menu at Biscuits and Groovy can be made vegan, just ask."

"Trudy’s “Big Game” packages are filled with fajitas, wings and handcrafted tacos inspired by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Grab to-go cocktails including 32 oz of Trudy’s Famous House Margarita starting at $25. The special is available at Trudy’s North Star and South Star locations."

"File this under “looks gross tastes great.” The avocado is fried, stuffed with chicken or veggies, and smothered in suiza sauce."

"Every great city deserves a fantastic bagel spot and Biderman’s Deli in North Austin is unquestionably worthy to be mentioned on our list of best breakfast and brunch spots in Austin. Biderman’s Deli is a real deal Jewish style deli that serves incredible deli sandwiches, soup, salad, and *bagels*!. You want the Lox Delux (bagel + schmear + nova lox + tomato + onion + capers) on a poppyseed or everything bagel."

"This Jewish Deli is a great little spot to pop in for a delicious sandwich, bagel, or salad. They have a few locations around Austin, and they’re all good spots to grab a meal to go, dine solo, or meet up with a friend for a lunch date. WEBSITE | 3742 Far West Blvd"

"Biderman’s has locations in Northwest Hills, Downtown Austin, and Westlake. It’s the place to go for a classic cheesecake. In fact, their cheesecake recipe proves you don’t need 10 different toppings to make the best dessert in Austin."

"The Mexic Art Museum was founded in 1984 by several artists to share the art and culture of Mexico with Austin and beyond. Permanent and changing exhibits showcase over 1,500 Mexican, Latino, and Latin American pieces ranging from paintings and prints to sculpture and photography. The museum has a library containing books and periodicals dating back to the 19th century and holds regular events for performance art combined with transmedia elements."

"A list of Austin pancakes cannot be complete without mention of Star Seeds Cafe. Star Seeds is the Mecca of 24-hour breakfast and delights in seeing you post-dancing (after you have worked up an appetite, of course.) Maybe it is the nostalgia of a good night dancing that adds the glow around Star Seeds, or the checkered floor and black round seats that take you back to times you didn’t actually live through. But make no mistake, these pancakes are worth a stop any time of day."

"3101 N Interstate 35| Formerly known as Star Seeds cafe, this little diner is a classic greasy spoon restaurant specializing in breakfast at all hours of the day in a fun and funky ambiance. That means a rad pile-up of biscuits, burgers, and breakfast tacos. You’ll also find some delicious vegetarian-friendly options or whatever you’re in the mood for."

"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"

"Our top spot to breakfast in town is no hidden gem: This Austin original has been packing in diners of all stripes since 1978 thanks to its friendly service and affordable, quality menu with wide appeal. For the first few decades of its life, this classic diner held court on Burnet Road before relocating to Airport Boulevard in May 2015. While the move may have left behind some history and a bit of the former spot’s ramshackle charm, the Omelettry’s food and down-home ambiance remain unchanged."

"To be honest, I’ve never been to The Omelettry but people come for the omelettes :). 4631 Airport Blvd #131a"