Meat substitutes are used. Quality is excellent. Most items are vegan. Menu reads like a traditional Chinese restaurant menu (i.e. "sweet and sour pork", "General Tso's chicken", etc.) but everything uses a soy meat substitute. There are also some "American" items like pasta and veggie sandwiches.
"Pure Vegetarian South Indian Cuisine." A bit of a drive (near Florida Mall), but so worth it! They serve the most delicious Indian food ever. Super fresh, authentic, and totally meat free.
Dandelion Communitea Cafe is a casual cafe serving up healthy, organic, vegetarian fare and premium organic loose leaf tea in the heart of OurLando. More than just a cafe, Dandelion is a gathering place for everyone in the community with regular live music, art opening's, poetry and other special events to keep the love groovin' right along
Our menu samples flavors from Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Korea, and China. Dishes are individually prepared and made to order using Mandarin-style woks. Resulting in great tasting Asian food served fresh and hot to your table. Every dish can be made with vegetables and tofu rather than meat! Many delicious vegan options.
The P.F. Chang's experience is a unique combination of Chinese cuisine, attentive service, wine, and tempting desserts all served in a stylish, high-energy bistro. This same company runs Pei Wei. P.F. Chang's is more elegant, both are delicious!
Sah Nevaeh, Vegan Hot Dog Cart
Downtown Orlando (map), 407-228-0721 or 407-540-0795
One of the most popular hot dog stands of Orlando, Sah Nevaeh, is open daily serving an all-vegan menu of hot dogs, chili dogs, cheese dogs, and meatball subs. Open T-Sat. 8pm-3:30 AM. Dogs welcome, cash only.
Pita Pit offers a variety of pitas. Falafel, hummus, veggie, and more. It's located right at the corner of University Blvd & Alafaya Trail, next to College Book & Supply (CB&S).
Been looking for a pizza place with quality pizza and toppings? Mellow Mushroom is the place to go. Lots of fresh veggies, tofu, and other toppings. They used to carry soy cheese (hopefully they'll bring it back someday); they will put it on if you bring it in though (make sure to tell them no cheese/parmesan/butter, so it's vegan)! BARC has social events there occassionally, so feel free to join us! We'll usually share a few pizzas with various toppings and Follow Your Heart brand soy mozzarella cheese (instead of dairy mozzarella).
From their website, "If you look closely, you'll see that you could have Mama Fu make you a meal from a different nationality every day of the work-week to maintain your spice of life. With selection like that, if you ever eat a burger again it's your own fault. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, or Thai – it’s your choice. But no matter what you choose we’ll cook it fresh in a wok and serve it to you hot and fast."
They serve yummy veg*n soups, salads, baked goods, and sandwiches. Not to mention their wonderful variety of specialty loose leaf teas and fair trade coffee. Plus, they are an independent shop and always have soy
milk on hand!
They has around 20 vegetarian dishes: soups, vegetarian appetizers, good samosas, vegetable korma and entrees. They say that the vegetarian and meat dishes are cooked using separate pots and utensils. "Passage To India is worth the trip!" Scott Joseph, Orlando Sentinel. "Passage To India is a gem!" Susan Shumaker and Than Saffel, Vegetarian Times Magazine. Consistently rated best Indian food restaurant in town. Orlando Magazine Reader's Choice.
Bee Line Diner, in the Peabody Hotel on International Drive, has a good selection of vegetarian dishes including Lasagna, Garden Burgers and veggie chili.
They have, well, falafel. The Falafel Cafe is located on the Southwest corner of University Blvd and Alafaya Trail, next to College Book & Supply (CB&S). It is at the end of the building closest to University Blvd.
Indian. Lunch Buffet. Vegan options. Not pure vegetarian. The menu has a good selection of vegetarian dishes. Lentil soup, rice, Indian breads, samosas, several chutneys and several entrees.
