Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants In Sacramento
10344 Fair Oaks Blvd.
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
(916) 967-4331
www.sunflowernaturalrestaurant.com
If you are in the mood for a vegan burger or sandwich, Sunflower Natural Food Restaurant is the place to go. Its nut burgers are incredible when you add avocado, and the patty is nutty, crunchy and filling. If you are looking for something a little different, its vegan nachos and vegan burritos are to die for.
2502 J St.
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 447-1855
www.coconutmidtown.com
Not only does the Coconut have delicious Thai food, but its vegan options are also incredible. If you are bored with going to restaurants with two to three vegan options only, then head to this place, where almost every item has a vegan option. If you aren't sure what to order, start with the vegan cheese wontons, and then order the drunken noodles, a Thai tea and finish it off with the fried bananas and vegan vanilla ice cream.
5804 Marconi Ave.
Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 487-7742
www.elpapagayo.net
It's hard to find a Mexican restaurant that has a lot of vegan options. However, El Papagayo has an incredible vegan selection. One of the highlights is the enchiladas with mushroom and cactus. If you are looking for something gigantic and deep fried, then its vegan chimichanga is your best bet. El Papagayo has won awards for its vegan food, and after one visit, you will definitely know why.
Related: Best Rum Cocktails In Sacramento
5049 College Oak Drive, Suite A
Sacramento, CA 95841
(916) 334-6060
www.nobleveg.com
The Noble Vegetarian is not the best when it comes to atmosphere, but its food makes up for the decor. Completely vegetarian and vegan, Noble Vegetarian offers Asian fusion fare that's well seasoned and not your run of the mill mushroom or eggplant entree. Its Ruby Pearls is an orange chicken substitute that will impress even your most carnivorous friends. Make sure to try the Golden Rolls, which are deep fried spring roll heaven.
1704 Broadway
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 446-1223
www.queenshebas.com
Ethiopian food is truly underrated, especially vegan Ethiopian food. Not only does Queen Sheba have a vegan buffet, but the portions are ridiculously large. The awazie tofu tibbs are worth the trip alone, and the injera (similar to naan bread) is plentiful.
