Vegan Restaurants in Toronto: The Complete List (49!)

There are 49 vegan restaurants in Toronto which makes it one of the most vegan friendly cities in the world. Blow is a list of every single one, and also my picks for the top places.

I made this list because, well, no one else has!

All of the restaurants listed are COMPLETELY vegan. Isn’t it nice to order food knowing you can choose anything on the menu?

The downside of making this a stipulation for my list is that there are a lot, A LOT, of places I had to leave out. These include places that have a vegan menu but are located in the same restaurant as one that serves animal products. This was a tough decision but ultimately I think it’s fair. Also, maybe one day those places will go completely vegan, and then I can add them.

It really pains me though because of this Fat Choi and Gia aren’t on here but they are both on my favourites list so check them out. This also means that a lot of vegetarian places are left out.

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As a side note, did you know that Ontario has the most vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Canada with 2,233 restaurants? And also that in 2020, 4.7% of Canadians identified as vegan but in Ontario specifically it was 6.9%.¹ That means that in 2020 there were over 1 million vegans in Ontario!

I did a lot of research for this list but I may have missed some places. If I did be sure to leave a comment 🙂

*List is alphabetical

Top Vegan Restaurants in Toronto 2024

I was born and raised in the city and have been vegan since 2018. Here are my top 56 picks for vegan places in Toronto (Of course, these are subjective).

This was such a hard choice and I had to leave out so many awesome places. But the way I choose them is by the ones I frequent the most. I go to them all the time and recommend them to anyone that asks what my favourite places are:

Planta Queen

180 Queen St W.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 1,265 Google reviews – $$

Planta Queen is a vegan restaurant in downtown Toronto that offers up delicious Asian food in a beautiful atmosphere.

I had a tofu stir-fry dish here a couple of years back and I can’t remember the name but it was one of the best dishes I have ever had (sadly not on the menu anymore). But not to worry they have plenty of more dishes to satisfy you with and they often have specials on particular nights like Disco and Dumpling Friday Nights. Did I mention they have Brunch?

Tsuchi Cafe

688 College St.
4.8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 93 Google reviews – $$

Now for one of my favourite vegan restaurants in Toronto; a Japanese plant-based cafe selling comfort food, desserts, and good vibes. Dishes include things like 12 Spice “Beef” Curry & Rice, Karage, Teriyaki Karaage Sandwich, drinks, packaged meals, and retail items. This place is amazing! You have to try their Karaage (Fried Chicken). Seriously, I have been many times and have not had one thing I didn’t think was really good.

Greens Vegetarian Restaurant

638 Dundas St W.
4.4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 491 Google reviews – $

I love Greens and go there or order from them a lot. My favourite dish is #40 which are these deep-fried tofu balls with minced veggies and mushrooms inside. So good!. I usually couple this with #53 Crispy Noodles with Mock Duck (Amazing) and also # 39 Braised Tofu with Brown Sauce. But they have a large menu with tons of good options.

La Vegan

1450 Danforth Ave.
4.8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 158 reviews – $

One of my favourite spots in the city. Food is amazing, the place looks great and the smell of coffee is the icing on the cake.

I get the same thing most times I go: the combo that comes with a portion of every dish. They also offer a variety of other dishes that are both healthy and delicious. La Vegan is known for its friendly staff and cozy atmosphere.

Tenon Vegan Sushi

487 Bloor St W.
4.7 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 89 Google reviews – $$

The only vegan sushi place in Toronto but thats okay because it’s great. They have such a large menu and you can order things like “salmon” sushi that really looks like and has a similar texture to actual salmon. They also have items like shrimp tempura, beef skewers, sushi combos, and also some Thai dishes. My favourite roll is the spicy salmon and king muchsroom.

Taqueria Vegana

Taqueria Vegana is the city’s first fully plant-based taqueria and it has quickly become one of my new favourites. Known for its authentic Mexican flavours, this spot offers veganized versions of classic Mexican dishes, including carne asada, quesabirrias, burritos, and shareable plates.

They have a nice side patio and great drinks to choose from as well. The restaurant is open Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm-10pm. They also offer catering for special events.

Taqueria Vegana is celebrated for its commitment to quality and authenticity, making it a standout in Toronto’s vegan dining scene. This is some of the best Mexican food I have had outside of Mexico…

All of the Vegan Restaurants in Toronto:

Animal Liberation Kitchen

100 Broadview Ave. – Unit 202
4.8⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 66 Google reviews – $

ALK is located on Broadview near Queen and their website states “…[they are] Bringing You Affordable Healthy Vegan Options”. They also aim to not make people feel pressured into not eating meat but rather they want to offer healthy and tasty alternatives.

Their menu includes soups, sandwiches/wraps, bowls, croissants, and drinks. I have yet to try this place yet but it has been on my list so I will be soon! I am eying their Shitake Gyro and Lox Croissant.

Alternity

333 Bloor St. West

Alternity is a wellness-focused café and community hub located on Bloor Street West, offering a peaceful environment filled with healing stones and natural wood décor.

Known for its elixir bar, it serves plant-based foods such as bowls, curries, and smoothies, alongside herbal teas and kombucha.

Popular with the holistic and conscious living community, Alternity hosts various workshops and events, creating a space for both nourishment and personal growth.

There are also seasonal dishes and raw vegan desserts available.

Aunty Em’s Deli and Coffee

1672 St Clair Ave W.
5.0⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 18 Google reviews

Coffee. Deli. Sandwiches. Sweet treats.

Avelo

51 St Nicholas St.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 401 Google reviews – $$$

Do you remember Awai on Bloor West? Avelo is from the same talented team! I still remember my first dining experience at Awai—it was a revelation. It was the first time I realized that plant-based fine dining could be both elegant and incredibly flavorful.

Avelo’s new location is much cozier and more central, making it a convenient spot to enjoy their exceptional offerings. The menu follows the same style as before, where you can choose between a 5-course (5-course $85/person Fri-Sat, or $70 Wed, Thu, Sun.
Optional wine pairing, +$45) and an 8-course ($135/person Fri-Sat, or $115 Wed, Thu, Sun. Optional wine pairing, +$75) . The dishes remain a delightful mystery until they arrive at your table, which makes each course a surprise.

I’ve never had a bad dish at Avelo, and the creativity behind every meal continues to impress me. This is truly one of the top vegan fine dining experiences in Toronto.

They are open for dinner Wednesday through Saturday starting at 5:00 pm. The last seating is at 8:30 pm and dietary accommodations, such as gluten-free options, are available but require 48 hours’ notice.

In addition to the main dining area, there’s Bar Avelo located upstairs, offering a more casual vibe. Bar Avelo features a selection of small plates and a creative drinks menu, making it the perfect spot to enjoy innovative vegan cocktails and snacks in a relaxed, intimate setting.

Bad Attitude Bread

816 Dundas St. W. – 4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 127 Google reviews – $

Bad Attitude Bread is a plant-based bakery headed by baker Logan Dunn. The bakery is named as a homage to his parents who always told him off for his bad attitude.

The bakery sold out of its entire inventory in just two and a half hours on its first day and some of their popular items include brioche cinnamon swirls, cheddar “bay biscuits,” double-baked buttered bagel buns, and something Dunn calls “menage a trois” bun-sampler pack.

They also offer Sesame “Honey” Cookies ($3.50) which are easy crowd-pleasers and Cherry Cheesecake Braid ($6.50) which is a tangy hearty treat. For now, the coffee option is a pour-over ($3.50) using Habit Coffee beans- another small business Dunn wants to support. You can also find Bad Attitude at First and Last Coffee and Trinity Market

Bloomers

873 Bloor St W. – 4.5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 702 Google reviews – $$
715 Queen St W. – 4.5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 265 Google reviews
2901 Bayview Ave. – 4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 95 Google reviews

Bloomers make amazing vegan donuts handcrafted every day at their family-owned business. They also make really good bagels and sell ice cream.

They have been around since 2014 and I can still remember the first time I tried one of their doughnuts, it was that good. Be sure to check them out at one of their two locations. They offer a really large selection of donuts (but rotate them daily) and have seasonal ones on top of this. They also offer catering for larger events and weddings.

Buddhas Vegan Restaurant

666 Dundas St W.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 799 Google reviews – $

One of the OG vegan restaurants in Toronto with an ominous address. I remember my dad getting takeout from here back in the 90s and we could have a meal for the whole family and leftovers for a few days, all for $20. It was super cheap and had good food.

It’s still fairly priced but bordering on the $$ designation. They have a really big menu but you definitely need to try the imitation duck! This place is my go-to for Asian food.

Bunner’s Bakeshop

244 Augusta Ave. – 4.4 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 636 Google reviews – $$

Bunner’s has been around since 2010 and they make traditional vegan and gluten-free treats from their two locations.

They have a very large selection of items with everything from Bake-at-home and prepared meals to muffins, cinnamon buns, brownies, and scones. They also deliver which is great.

Caked Coffee

1651 Bloor St. W.
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 183 Google reviews – $

Family-owned vegan bakery offering cookies, sandwiches, cupcakes, flatbreads, cakes (preorder) drinks, and more. Their desserts are made from scratch in small batches every day, they deliver and have a patio! Their items are also coloured naturally and refined sugar-free.

Cinnaholic

2190 Bloor St W. – 4.7 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 86 Google reviews
319 Danforth Ave. – 4.2 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 312 Google reviews – $

All vegan bakery that serves fresh cinnamon buns….need I say more?

Copper Branch

199 Bay St. – 4.0⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 165 Google reviews – $$

With lots of locations across Canada and a couple in the United States, Copper Branch has you covered for vegan food when you are traveling. Toronto only has 1 now sadly but they offer Power Bowls, Burgers/Sandwiches, Smoothies, All-day Breakfast, and more. The Buffalo Wings from the picture are a must-try! Lots of plant-based meals that are pretty healthy make Copper Branch key to the Toronto vegan scene.

Eat Nabati

160 Baldwin St.
4.8⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 261 Google reviews – $

Located in Kensington Market, Eat Nabati serves, what they call, modern Middle Eastern Fare. It’s amazing that Toronto seems to have a plant-based restaurant for every different type of cultural food from around the world (Not there yet but more and more every year).

When I first learned that they served a menu with plant-based Egyptian Street food I knew I had to check them out. Their prices are very fair and they have vegan mille feuille!

Fresh

326 Bloor St W. – 4.3 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 1,423 Google reviews
894 Queen St W. – 4.2⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 1,086 Google reviews
101 Eglinton Ave E. – 4.2⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 1,268 Google reviews
47 Front St E. – 4.4⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 823 Google reviews
25 The West Mall – 5.0 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 2 Google reviews
320 Danforth Ave – 4.4 – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️- 17 Google reviews

Fresh is a long-standing plant-based restaurant in the Toronto Area (Also Hamilton now). I remember when they weren’t 100% vegan but made the switch a while ago. They are the biggest chain of vegan restaurants I have found in the city with 7 locations.

I have found that their food quality is quite good but I have yet to try their pizza but I have heard it is really good! Recently they were bought by Recipe Unlimited which owns places like The Keg and Swiss Chalet and many in the community have mixed emotions about this. Will this big change affect food quality? Will it make for many more locations to come in the future?

Good Grains

4134 Dundas St. W
4.9⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 63 Google reviews

Good Grains is focused on providing whole foods that are plant-based and good for your health. They have takeout fare which consists of Soups, salads, dips, dressings, mains (curry, stews, chili, etc.), and treats and beverages.

I have yet to try this place out personally and their website doesn’t have any prices so I’m not sure about affordability but they sound like a very wholesome and healthy option and they have very good reviews on Google.

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Hawker

291 Augusta Ave.
4.8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 398 Google reviews –

Hawker is one of several vegan restaurants Toronto has located in Kensington Market. They offer Small plate, plant-based, naturalist cuisine. There are small plates to choose from or a six-course tasting menu which is inspired by the à la carte menu. Each course is served and explained by the chef while you sit at the bar-style counter that overlooks their open kitchen.

Kensington Market is a haven for vegan spots! This place has been around since 2015 and offers Juices, Mylks, and plants.

Hogtown Vegan

382 College St.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 779 Google reviews – $$

The Hogtown Vegan has been around for over a decade and they have gotten pretty good at providing vegan comfort food for their loyal following of customers. When I think of this place I think of pub food like their Phish ‘n Chips, wings, nachos, Philly Cheesesteak, and poutine.

They also have booze but if you’re looking for a nice relaxing place to have a drink maybe visit their new location on Bloor listed below (Hunny).

Honey’s Ice Cream

1448 Dundas St W.
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 102 Google reviews –

Honey’s is a vegan ice cream shop in Little Portugal that rotates 12 flavours on a daily basis. They sell their ice cream by the tub, bar, sandwich, and pie. Also, the cashew cream used for their products is made in-house! The name of the place comes from the owner’s rescue dog from Save Our Scruff which makes me like this place even more.

Ital Vital

741 Pharmacy Ave
4.7 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 823 Google reviews – $$

This vegan restaurant in Scarborough opened in 2011 and its food is inspired by Caribbean Rastafarian cuisine. They have great reviews on Google and are located in Scarborough.

They have 4 options of base for the daily meals along with a variety of stews and each meal comes with Spareribs BBQ. They also have some delicious-looking Entree Combos like the Bean Burger, Drumsticks, F’ish and Chips, and more. They have a lot of desserts to choose from that are really reasonable in price ($4.99 for cake). They also cater!

Jinglepear Deli

245 Greenwood Ave.
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 27 Google reviews – $$

This is a great little deli in the East end that is one of my go-to’s. They have a pantry with everything from frozen meals to cheese, to sandwiches as well as readymade meals and more. The croissants you can get here are sooo good.

They’re made with Miyoko’s Butter (My favourite kind) and they don’t contain any palm oil. I particularly like their breakfast sandwiches and it’s just great to have shops like these that cover so many of the things you need while living plant-based in the city.

Kupfert and Kim

Multiple Locations
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K&K makes almost everything in-house from scratch on a daily basis. Their menu varies depending on location but most offer smoothies, blows, burgers, breakfast, etc.

A nice touch is that they offer a 35¢ discount to anyone supplying their own container and their kitchens produce almost nothing that enters a landfill:  the little waste produced is either composted or recycled.

La Bartola

588 College St.
4.7 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 175 Google reviews – $$

Another one of the vegan restaurants Toronto has is La Bartola and they have amazing authentic Mexican food. Chef Ivan Castro uses simple, fresh, and high-quality local & Mexican ingredients to craft delicious and thoughtful food.

The menu offers 4 starters, 4 mains, and 4 different types of tacos. I like short menus because you know each dish is fresh and made with care. If you are looking for a good mole then this place definitely has you covered!

Machino Donuts

1556 Bloor St W.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 169 Google reviews – $$

They have vegan cronuts….do I need to say anything else? They also have filled, fritters, and regular as well. Just down the street from Bloomers, it’s not fair one small section of the city has such amazing donut places!

Mama’s Tofu

1635 Lawrence Ave W.
4.6 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 94 Google reviews –

Just found out about this place and they don’t have a website so it’s hard to find info. From word of mouth, they sound pretty good so I will check it out and report back. Be sure to follow my Instagram for the most up-to-date reviews.

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Nuttea

637 Bloor St. W.

Nuttea specializes in nut mylk and plant-based drinks, a concept that originated from Taiwan in 2017.

This vegan spot offers an array of beverages crafted from a blend of nuts including cashew, macadamia, hazelnut, almond, and walnut.

Their drinks are known for their nutrient-rich content each beverage, such as their award-winning Jasmine Green Tea with Nut Cream and the Earl Grey with Chocolate Nut Cream, is carefully prepared with homemade sugar, providing a healthier option without compromising on taste.

The shop also features a stylish mural by local artist Natasha Pelley-Smith, adding a unique touch to its interior design.

Nuttea’s menu includes a variety of signature drinks and featured items like Matcha with Nut Cream, Earl Grey with Chocolate Nut Cream, and Red Grape Tea with Nut Cream, among others. The Strawberry Nut Mylk Smoothie is another popular choice, recommended for its blend of in-house brewed unsweetened nut mylk with avocado.

Odd Burger

492 College St.
4.6 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 324 Google reviews –

Odd Burger (formerly Globally Local) is a vegan fast food joint in Little Italy. They offer all of the regulars of say a Wendy’s or McDonald’s but obviously all vegan. They also have vegan soft serve! A new location will be opening up at 731 Broadview Ave at some point in the future.

On Third Thought

6 Markham St.
4.8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 128 Google reviews – $$

Vegan and allergen-conscious gelato place! (also a wine bar)…
Their gelato always excludes nuts, dairy, gluten, eggs, soy, and sesame. Their flavours rotate daily but they usually have about 13 to choose from. Oh, they have a patio and they also offer the option to rent out a gelato cart for a special event, like a wedding, etc.

Planta Yorkville

1221 Bay St.
4.3 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 2,477 Google reviews – $$$

I find that this Planta has kind of a mix of the Cocina (Sadly now closed) and Queen locations because they offer things like a burger and sushi. Additionally, they also have choices like lasagne, pizza, pate, and much more.

Saigon Lotus

6 St Andrew St.
4.7 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 865 Google reviews – $$

The only vegan Vietnamese place I found in Toronto and they have a lot of tasty meals. I like their pho and rice noodles dishes but there are so many to choose from that you will have no issues finding something you’re in the mood for.

Sorry I’ve got Plants

476 Roncesvalles Ave.
1171 Dundas St. W.
5.0 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 33 Google reviews – $$

SIGP is a great low-waste meal kit delivery service run out of their location on Roncesvalles. Each week you can choose from 4 possible options and it works out to about $10 per portion which is pretty standard for delivery kits.

They are shipped in reusable bags and the food is really great. The recipes can be made in 20 min or less which makes it stand out from some of the other companies. You can also add things from their pantry and they have a lot to choose from including tons of local vegan companies. They also offer grab-and-go bowls and sandwiches from their storefront.
*they have opened a new location on Dundas ST.*

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Soy Boys

471 Church St.
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 189 Google reviews – $$

Soy Boys is a plant-based fast food joint located in the village of Toronto. They offer a variety of vegan burgers and chicken burgers that taste great. Their burgers are juicy and flavourful, and their chicken is well-seasoned and crispy. Soy Boys also offers fries and oat soft serve. 

Stefano’s Diner

Stefano’s Diner, a venture from the creators of the Michelin-recommended Gia, offers a menu centred on Italian comfort food with an upscale twist.

Featuring dishes like the eggplant parmigiana sandwich, walnut ragu lasagna, and spelt rigatoni with mushrooms, Stefano’s combines classic flavours with inventive vegan ingredients.

The diner’s chic, minimalist decor complements its intimate seating arrangement, with limited bar and dining seats. The menu includes vegan wines, cocktails, and brunch options, and highlights weekly specials such as Lion’s Mane “steak” with mash.

Sushi Momo

Sushi Momo, a popular vegan sushi restaurant originally from Montreal, is opening its first Toronto location in the Queen West neighborhood at 1122 Queen St. W.

The restaurant is the creation of Christian Ventura, a renowned plant-based chef who also owns several other vegan eateries, including Bloom Sushi and Casa Kaizen.

Their menu is known for its creative and visually stunning vegan sushi with popular items include the ‘Queen’ roll, made with tofu, avocado, fukujin (pickled vegetables), tempura, and yuzu sauce, delivering a mix of creamy, crunchy, and tangy flavours.

The ‘Bollywood’ roll with fried tempeh, avocado, sweet potato, green onion tempura, shiba zuke (pickled vegetables), Japanese curry aioli, spicy sauce, and pesto, combining a rich, spiced profile with a hint of sweetness and umami​.

Other unique offerings include mushroom tartare served with shiba zuke, avocado, truffle emulsion, and taro chips, and dishes like maki tempura and krispy rice and the restaurant also features an omakase menu, where diners can enjoy a chef-selected assortment of dishes that showcase the freshest ingredients and Sushi Momo’s commitment to culinary artistry.

Additionally, the restaurant offers a small selection of sashimi-style dishes that use fruits and vegetables to mimic the texture and presentation of traditional sashimi

The Toronto location aims to replicate the artistic presentation and unique flavours that made it a favourite in Montreal.

The Organic Press

257 Augusta Ave.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 186 Google reviews – $$

Tori’s Bakeshop

2188 Queen St E.
4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 423 Google reviews – $$

Tori’s Bakeshop first opened its doors back in 2012 and they were Toronto’s first plant-based cafe. They have baked goods made daily with natural, organic, seasonal ingredients, and sourced as locally as possible. I love that their treats are all organic and they are also delicious. I have been here many times and have also ordered a few things in advance like pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving and Butter Tarts! I highly recommend this place.

V’s Caribbean Restaurant Inc.

1221 Weston Rd.
4.8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 405 Google reviews – ?

At V’s they aim to provide food that is both delicious & nutritious. I just learned about this place and I can’t find much info about them but I will be sure to visit and report back.

Vegan Danish Bakery Toronto

1312 Queen St W.
4.6 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 250 Google reviews – $$

Danish Bakery is a 100% plant-based bakery and café offering cupcakes, cakes, pastries, coffee, tea, lunch items, and an ice cream sundae menu. They have 12 different full cakes you can order! (No longer a member of Vegandale)

Vegholic

372 Yonge St.

Vegholic offers fast food with a menu that features a variety of options such as the Classic Roasted Chick’N, Chick’N Burrito, and Crispy Chick’N, all available in different bases like tortilla wrap, rice, or fries. They also offer items like the Crispy Chana and limited-time specials like the Vegholic Tandoori Bites.

Fyi there is minimal seating available and they are open late until 10 pm on weekdays and 12 am on weekends.

Vegan I Thali

2768 Danforth Ave.
4.7 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 140 Google reviews – $

This place offers a wide selection of Afro-Caribbean Vegan dishes such as Injera, Jerk & BBQ Tofu, Rice and Peas, Rasta Pasta, Curry Chickpeas, etc. They also have groceries available for purchase.

Veggie D’Light

160 Baldwin St #3
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 331 Google reviews – $$

Veggie D’Light is a Vegan Caribbean take-out & catering shop in the heart of Kensington Market. They have made-to-order items like “The Meal” that come with vegan proteins on a bed of basmati brown rice with flax & quinoa, topped with a salad of organic steamed & fresh veggies. They also offer soups, roti’s, etc. They also sell packaged items in their shop and there is a Vegan Meal Plan that you can try out.

Viet Chay Vegan Cuisine

768 Wilson Ave.
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 340 reviews – $$

Viet Chay Vegan is a Vietnamese restaurant and they offer a variety of vegan dishes that are both delicious and healthy. Their menu includes vegan pho, spring rolls, and banh mi sandwiches. They also have vegan desserts such as coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice.

Vital-Life Vegan Restaurant

360 Broadview Ave.
4.9 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – 57 Google reviews

Vital Life Vegan is a Caribbean-influenced restaurant that offers vegan take-out and a juice bar. There is also a small patio out front for sitting down. The atmosphere of the hospitality of Vital-Life Vegan highly depends on the staff, which is friendly here. Delicious meals at democratic prices are what’s on the menu here.

13 Suns

13 Suns Ethiopian Café & Eatery specializes in Ethiopian cuisine and they offer a range of traditional dishes such as sambusas, mushroom tibs, and mixed vegetable platters, all served with injera, a type of Ethiopian flatbread.

The menu is entirely plant-based and reflects the rich flavours of Ethiopian cooking, with dishes like Beyaynetu—a mixed vegetable platter—and Shiro, a chickpea stew seasoned with aromatic spices.

The restaurant provides both dine-in and take-out options and is available for delivery via Uber Eats. It’s open from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM on most days, with extended hours until 10:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays​

Map of All Vegan Restaurants in Toronto

Here are some other great cities for vegan restaurants:

• Vancouver Vegan Restaurants
• New York Vegan
• Plant Based Restaurants in Paris
• Vegan in Pittsburgh
• Atlanta Vegan Restaurants
• Long Beach Vegan