Despite the fact that Austin is best known as a barbecue destination, vegans will find themselves well at home because to the city’s large number of meat-free eateries. The availability of soy proteins (hello, tofu and tempeh) and greens is plentiful, allowing everyone to meet their plant-based meal requirements.
Here is a list of the finest vegan eateries in the Austin area. Counter Culture serves substantial comfort cuisine, while Beer Plant offers pairings with its craft beers, vegan pizza from Lil Nonna’s, and a delicious burger from Plow Burger.
If possible, phone ahead to ensure that each restaurant/truck is still operating and to inquire about any changes to existing offerings or service styles, since things are continuously changing.
Rebel Cheese
Try a vegan cheese and charcuterie board at this Mueller café, which also serves wine and beer. You can also pick up a couple of different varieties of cheese to present at your next gathering.
Orders may be ordered online, and DoorDash delivery is available, as well as indoor and outdoor dine-in options, depending on the location.
Citizen Eatery
The vegan “meats” and cheeses on offer at the meat-free eatery include vegan queso, grain-packed burger patties, and BBQ soy shreds, among other things. Breakfast and brunch are available all day; try the scramble prepared with kale and potatoes as well as mushrooms and onions.
Cheese and tofu or mung bean eggs are available as well. Orders may be ordered online for pickup or delivery via DoorDash, and the restaurant is available for dine-in service during business hours.
The Vegan Yacht
The vegan trailer is concerned about the quality of its products, which is reflected in its substantial vegan fare. Comfort foods such as freeto pie (not Frito pie), a burrito with Buffalo tempeh, and chili mac and cheese are among the offerings on the menu.
Orders may be made online or in person, and dine-in services are available both inside and outdoors. Also, the perfect place for you if you prefer vegan sweets. They recently have some newest additions and dining options. They also do delivery orders.
Plow Bao
Its menu includes vegan Chinese dim sum items such as buns, rice balls, and dumplings, which are served from a food truck.
You may make orders in person or online, and Uber Eats will transport your order to your location. It can be found at Buzz Mill Coffee, which has both an outdoor and interior dining space. Try original tacos at an outdoor dine and make the meat patties with organic coffee your daily routine.
Li’l Nonna’s
Austin Winery in south Austin is home to the vegan pizza trailer, which serves up dishes including BBQ jackfruit and the “meaty” Meat Out, which includes beet pepperoni, Italian seitan sausage, and smokey tempeh.
The pizza trailer is located outside of the winery. Orders may be ordered online, and delivery is available via Favor and Uber Eats. Dine-in services are available both inside and outdoors, and there are both indoor and outdoor seating options.
Nissi Vegan Mexican Cuisine
The vegan Mexican truck is focused on soy proteins (carne asada, chicharron, fajita, and so on), which are used in a variety of plates and meals, such as tacos, nachos, and burritos, among other things.
Outdoor seating is provided, and takeout orders may be purchased either online or in person. The menu items in this restaurant are amazing.
Ramen Tatsu
Tatsu Aikawa and Takuya Matsumoto, two local chefs/DJs, have teamed together to create Ramen Tatsu-ya. Tatsu found there weren’t many ramen alternatives in Austin after returning from Los Angeles, and he wanted to create a high-quality, genuine ramen experience. In the Austin staple, they have a vegan cheese shop and a vegan burger truck. The Austin institution has also other popular locations or Austin location of barbecue options.
Tatsu then teamed up with Takuya to start Ramen Tatsu-ya, where they love teaching people about the true meaning of ramen while also cooking wonderful ramen. It’s Japanese soul food, and they want you to have a taste of it. To extract the tastes from each component, the broth-making procedure might take an unusually long time!
Bouldin Creek Cafe
Bouldin Creek is an eccentric café that serves excellent, hearty vegetarian meals that will not disappoint! They also provide a lot of vegan alternatives since almost everything on the menu can be converted to vegan. The so claimed revolution vegan kitchen is incredible.
Salads, tacos, and sandwiches are available, as well as a gluten-free menu, coffees, and juices. Their baristas are well-trained, and all of their coffee is organic and locally roasted. Everyone from parents to hipsters flocks to this unique place with its dog-friendly terrace and vegetarian menu.
The Vegan Nom
Queso vegan? Please, yes. Burritos, nachos, and more are available at this vegan taco trailer. It is an excellent vegan gastropub with a variety of fast food and vegan cheeses prepared in the best way. A good reason to visit is because of the high note vegan mozzarella which is one of the comfort food classics in the vegan cuisine for a weekend brunch.
Orders may be picked up in person or over the phone, and third-party deliveries, such as Favor, are available. There is outdoor seating available. Located et E Cesar Chavez st in central Texas. Visit website for more information.
Counter Culture
Do you have a hankering for jackfruit BBQ, seitan sandwiches, and date-sweetened desserts? The vegan cuisine at the Holly restaurant is your best option.
Customers may order food for pick-up online, and the restaurant is available for both indoor and outdoor dining.
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