Meat-free Meals
Luckily for you, it's easier than ever to be a vegan in Dallas. The plant-based/vegan scene has grown so much, there's something new to chow down on in every neighborhood. From Black-owned establishments to long-time staples, here are a few stand-out spots.
Updated: October 2025
Casa Del Vegano
100% Vegan Tex-Mex Laid-back restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating specializing in Tex-Mex fare that's completely vegan in Oak Cliff.
Kalachandjis
Located inside a lovely Hare-Krishna temple, this Indian cuisine buffet features a rotating menu with notes on dishes containing dairy or gluten. Enjoy beans, bok choy, potatoes and cauliflower, all prepared fresh daily in their kitchen. Save room for the vegan ginger cookie at the end and visit their gift shop for a new set of mala beads.
HG Sply Co.
Vegan queso on a rooftop with a beautiful view of Downtown Dallas is all you really need in life. Also make room for the zucchini "pasta" made with roasted veggies and a hemp-oat crumb. There are also several freshly made desserts that are a must try. Pro tip – get to the rooftop early; it's a popular spot to watch the sunset.
HopeBoy’s Kitchen
HopeBoy’s Kitchen is an all vegan/plant based food trailer that is docked at Tyler Station that seeks to serve great vegan comfort food.
Recipe Oak Cliff
This cozy neighborhood juice bar and market has all your fresh to-go needs covered. They serve delicious juices and smoothies, as well as plant-based sandwiches, soups and salads.
Vegan Food House
A Vegan-fusion restaurant with Cajun and Southern influences is what you'll find at Vegan Food House. The food presentation looks as good as it tastes; go for the bacon creole patty melt, or black bean veggie tacos. And if you're a fry lover, their perfectly seasoned fries are a must!
Tribal All Day Cafe
Tribal All Day Cafe is a plant-forward cafe in Bishop Arts District offering an array of vegan and gluten-friendly dishes. Think beet lattes, cashew ricotta dips, falafel and nourish bowls, all served in a cozy, greenery-filled space.
Sundown at Granada
Sundown at Granada is a farm-to-table restaurant and live music venue in Lower Greenville serving fresh, seasonal fare with a wide selection of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options in a laid-back setting with a rooftop option.
Loro
Loro is an Asian smokehouse meets Texas barbecue spot in East Dallas, blending smoky meats and seasonal veggies with pan-Asian flavors. Loro offers vegan-friendly choices like a Crispy Szechuan Tofu Bowl and sesame rice noodles.
Beto & Son
Beto & Son is a modern Mexican restaurant in Trinity Groves that with bold flavors. Their menu includes a dedicated vegan section with options like tacos, enchiladas, and fajitas built around plant-based proteins and dairy-free cheeses.
Rye
Rye, Michelin-Recommended restaurant in Texas, is a contemporary small-plates restaurant in Lower Greenville known for its whimsical, globally inspired dishes (including a vegetarian tasting menu) set in a cozy, brick-and-beam dining room.
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