Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Waukesha

"This sunny and cheerful cafe is a great place to hang out and eat exceptional vegan and vegetarian food. Milwaukee is a creative hub of the up and coming, and Beans and Barley always seems current, despite the fact that it has been a Milwaukee staple for years. Definitely try a classic TLT — tempeh, lettuce and tomato!"

"The food was delicious ( I got a burrito and my bf got the stir fry). Baked goods and items in the store were so deli..."

"Indian restaurants are particularly known for being inexpensive, but at this counter service strip mall spot you can get flavorful vegetarian dishes for just a few bucks. The most expensive thing on the menu is the thali platter, which is a complete feast with two veggie curries, daal makhani (lentils), basmati rice, roti bread, raita, papadam, dessert and tea for just $7.95. Even avowed carnivores won't be hungry after all of that."

"Bombay Sweets holds a special place in the hearts of many Indian-food-loving and vegetarian Milwaukee residents. And true to their name, they have oodles of Indian desserts to end your meal on a sweet note."

"Riverwest's cafe offers an extensive menu full of vegan options. From vegan pancakes, to tofu banh mis, to French toast and tempeh reubens, there's something to delight every vegan at this humble co-op cafe. Get out the stretchy pants—they have vegan cupcakes, and brunch too."

"The Riverwest Co-op Cafe offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. You can sit-in or order to go. It’s an unassuming spot from the outside, but offers some of the best vegan and vegetarian food in Milwaukee."

"Dedicated to providing nutritious and affordable natural foods to the neighborhood, this local grocery is also a favorite spot for local vegetarians and vegans to grab lunch or all-day breakfast."

"Go to this restaurant that is a casual Indian restaurant offering an extensive menu with vegetarian & gluten-free options and specialties for lunch and dinner Ala carte. A large selection of Indian specialties allows you to try out various foods. Be sure to let your waiter know if you prefer mild or spicy and they will guide you on the best dishes to have that will suit your current taste."

"Nestled in a cozy Eastside neighborhood and exuding the charm of an antique-accented European bistro, The Pasta Tree Restaurant & Wine Bar is a charming eatery with a lovely garden patio that serves dinner only Tuesday through Sundays. The welcoming restaurant serves a menu of simple, delicious fare such as fresh pasta and house-made sauces, freshly baked bread and mouthwatering desserts daily, along with seasonal and changing entrées and specials. All the cuisine is prepared with locally sourced and organic ingredients where possible and accompanied by a creative wine list of globally-inspired wines, craft beers, and signature cocktails made with imported spirits."

"The love story Chef-Owner Suzzette Metcalfe weaves in the kitchen each night is about as romantic as the setting itself. The Pasta Tree has been an East Side staple since opening in 1982; Metcalfe, who used to work at the restaurant, took over in 2007. Couples cozy up in either the original dining room (narrow and elegant, with a mix of tables and banquettes) or the newer wine bar, which features a crackling fireplace."

"If you are looking for some of the most unique, delectable and trend setting doughnut flavors in Milwaukee, look no further than Holey Moley Doughnuts. From passionfruit coconut to nutella, maple pecan and blood orange, you’re sure to find a flavor for everyone. Photos by Craig John Photography / Styling by Events to a T / Rentals: Relics Vintage Rentals"

"Whether perched at a festival, the back of Hawthorne Coffee Roasters on the South Side, or outside Burnhearts (Milwaukee’s coolest beer bar), this is the local food truck to track down by any social media stalking necessary. Now with a second, seasonal location in Zocalo Food Park, FoxFire continues to marry a drunken-munchie aesthetic with destination-worthy craft. The hot chicken sandwich — crispy, crackly, with an oily, fiery crimson finish — put it on the map."

"If you are looking for some of the most unique, delectable and trend setting doughnut flavors in Milwaukee, look no further than Holey Moley Doughnuts. From passionfruit coconut to nutella, maple pecan and blood orange, you’re sure to find a flavor for everyone. Photos by Craig John Photography / Styling by Events to a T / Rentals: Relics Vintage Rentals"

"Not only are these little treats delicious, they can be made in varying colors. And you can be sure Miss Molly uses natural ingredients to make them too!. Photo: Craig John Photography / Styling: Events To a T / Trays: Relics Vintage Rentals / Couple: Mike & Katie"

"This spot on 92nd and Center has been searching for the perfect match of a tenant and if you ask me, Molly Sullivan is just that. A warm and welcoming spot for a coffee, the real treats here are the cakes, pies and pastry."

"Reason to go: A menu filled with standout bar food and two dozen beer options to wash it down. It’s hard to find a weak pour among the 24 taps that Doble has flowing. Bigger brews like stouts, barleywines and Scotch ales shine, but don’t miss out on the tasty crispness of the Patagonian Hitchhiker Lager."

"Located inside the Southridge Mall, Explorium offers a fun casual atmosphere, a crowd pleasing menu and a list of brews that's perfect for the beer-curious. Take some time and explore it."

"We are a locally owned brewery and restaurant offering 24 taps of house-made beer in a comfortable family-friendly environment in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward."

"If you want to watch multiple games at one time this is a very good place for it. They have about 15 to 20 TVs and a couple of nice big screens."