Vegetarian in St. Louis

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  • Addis

    6665 Olive Blvd., St. Louis University City

    314-863-8777

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  • Breadeaux Pizza

    105 S. Jefferson St., Millstadt Dupo/ Columbia

    618-476-1700

  • Breadeaux Pizza

    441 N. State St., Freeburg Outstate IL

    618-539-9700

  • Café Louis on the Avenue

    1309 Washington Ave. St. Louis - Washington Avenue

    314-621-8667

  • Cafe Breve

    1266 W. Main St., Imperial Jefferson County

    636-464-2727

  • 50Fifty Kitchen

    3723 S Kingshighway Blvd St. Louis - Tower Grove

    314-875-9623

  • G.C. Cuisine & Crystal Gardens

    1230 University Drive Collinsville/ Edwardsville

    618-655-1170

  • Gokul Snacks & Sweets

    10633-B Page Ave., St. Louis Olivette/ Overland

    314-428-8888

    Gokul Snacks & Sweets is an all-vegetarian and vegan-friendly Indian restaurant located in Overland. It's the flagship location, with a second Gokul located in the Delmar Loop.
    3 articles
  • Gooseberries

    2754 Chippewa St. St. Louis - South City

    314-577-6363

    The Gooseberries team hands out bags of grocery staples Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    Gooseberries is a Dutchtown South-Cherokee Street gathering place where locals and passersby can go to grab a meal, a snack or just a cup of coffee. Out of a cozy, rehabbed storefront, owners Kim Bond and Ross Lessor serve an eclectic mix of breakfast and lunchtime items, including several vegan and vegetarian dishes. Bond is a pastry chef, so Gooseberries’ baked goods are highly recommended -- especially the hand pies, filled with everything from gyro meat to chicken and waffles to broccoli-cheddar. Sandwiches include a vegan beet Reuben, pulled pork, and a Gouda and cheddar grilled cheese that can be made with waffles instead of bread. The restaurant’s signature dish is “KFT”: “Krispy Fried Tofu” made with a savory blend of thirteen herbs and spices that is so tasty, it could make one forget the Colonel.
  • Govinda's Vegetarian Cuisine

    3926 Lindell St. Louis - Central West End

    314-535-8085

    Tucked inside a Midtown Hare Krishna temple, Govinda's offers an all-vegetarian lunch buffet Monday through Friday. The decor is simple and unpretentious, reflecting the Krishna virtues of conservation and modesty. In business for more than a decade, Govinda's has developed a loyal clientèle of regulars who come for the food, value and peaceful atmosphere. Come to their Sunday services, and you'll be invited to an evening feast.
    1 article
  • The Healthy Nut

    449 Market Place, Freeburg Outstate IL

    618-539-6888

  • Imo's Pizza

    3720 Elm St., St Charles St. Charles

    636-724-4667

    2 articles
  • Imo's Pizza-St. Louis South Central

    3222 Morganford Road St. Louis - South City

    314-773-1977

  • Juhari's

    331 N. Euclid Ave. St. Louis - Central West End

    314-361-0915

  • Labeebee's

    205 N. 9th St. St. Louis - Downtown

    314-436-3113

  • Mexico on Main

    311 N. Main St., St Charles St. Charles

    636-724-2499

  • Mr. Goodcents Subs & Pasta

    12234 Saint Charles Rock Road Hazelwood/ Bridgeton/ Earth City

    314-344-9099

  • Mr. Goodcents Subs & Pasta

    14033 Manchester Road Manchester/ Ballwin

    636-207-6888

  • The Natural Fact Deli

    7919 Big Bend Blvd. Webster Groves

    314-961-2442

  • Obee's Soup, Salad, and Subs

    2436 W. Clay St., St Charles St. Charles

    636-946-9694

  • Obee's Soup-Salad-Subs

    141 S. Main St., Waterloo Outstate IL

    618-939-0530

  • OR Smoothie and Cafe-Central West End

    3 N. Euclid Ave. St. Louis - Central West End

    314-367-8883

    OR offers a healthy alternative to all of the fatty foods available to diners. OR uses organic produce, juices, milk, coffee and syrups. Meal options include salmon spring rolls and plenty of vegetarian- and vegan-friendly dishes ranging from veggie sushi (brown rice, carrots, celery, tofu and avocado) to a veggie meatball sandwich. OR rounds out their menu with bubble tea, coffee, lattes and, of course, smoothies.
    1 article
  • OR Smoothie and Cafe-Richmond Heights

    6654 Clayton Road Richmond Heights

    314-647-8881

    OR offers a healthy alternative to all of the fatty foods available to diners. OR uses organic produce, juices, milk, coffee and syrups. Meal options include salmon spring rolls and plenty of vegetarian- and vegan-friendly dishes ranging from veggie sushi (brown rice, carrots, celery, tofu and avocado) to a veggie meatball sandwich. OR rounds out their menu with bubble tea, coffee, lattes and, of course, smoothies.
    4 articles
  • Saleem's

    6501 Delmar Blvd. University City

    636-207-1368

    1 article
  • Shangri-La Diner

    2201 Cherokee St. St. Louis - South City

    314-772-8308

    Miss MoKaBe's brunch? It's on at the Shangri-La, a kitschy-cool hangout started up by MoKaBe's brunch mastermind, Patrice Mari. Come in on Sundays for crème brûlée French toast, freshly made strawberry-lime-orange juice, scrambled tofu, fruit pie and more. Or stop by on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for an à la carte breakfast or lunch to take the edge off an afternoon of Antique Row browsing. The anti-aging menu means lots of yummy salmon, beans, tofu, spinach and fruit. But Mari's not afraid of a little dessert, either; she makes a cupcake called Hostess with the Mostess. It is, and so is she.
    5 articles
  • Simplie Smoothie

    25 Allen Ave. Webster Groves

    314-961-5557

  • Small Batch Whiskey & Fare

    3001 Locust St St. Louis - Midtown

    314-380-2040

    Restaurateur David Bailey takes the whiskey-bar trend in an unexpected direction with his vegetarian eatery, Small Batch. Bailey doesn’t bill the place as a crunchy vegetarian spot; instead, he hopes that diners will enjoy the vegetable-focused concept so much that they fail to miss the meat. The carbonara pasta, made with housemade linguine, replaces the richness of bacon with smoked mushrooms. Even the most die-hard carnivore will be satisfied by the “burger,” a greasy-spoon-style corn and black bean patty stopped with creamy guacamole, Chihuahua cheese, and Bailey’s signature “Rooster” sauce (tangy mayonnaise). Small Batch’s bourbon selection and creative cocktails are also impressive. The “Smokeysweet,” a blend of smoked cherries, rye and rhubarb, tastes like drinking punch by a campfire. For a taste of summer in a glass, the “Rickey” is a bright concoction of elderflower liquor, grapefruit, lime and white corn whiskey. The gorgeous, vintage setting provides an ideal spot to indulge in some Prohibition-era-style drinking.
    1 article
  • Soup Man

    612 N. 11th St. St. Louis - Downtown

    314-621-6736

  • SweetArt

    2203 S. 39th St. St. Louis - Tower Grove

    314-771-4278

    Husband-and-wife owners Cbabi and Reine Bayoc operate SweetArt as a vegetarian and vegan restaurant, a bakeshop and a gallery for Cbabi's artwork. The lunch menu is brief: sandwiches, chili, a soup of the day. The standout dish is the "Sweet Burger," a veggie burger like no other - a mixture of nuts, chopped vegetables and textured vegetable protein that's as satisfying as a burger without trying to replicate the taste or texture of meat. The grilled cheese sandwich is very good, as is the three-bean chili. Save room for dessert, including cupcakes, cookies and other baked goods.
    6 articles
  • Terrene

    33 N. Sarah St. St. Louis - Central West End

    314-535-5100

    Though it's pronounced "tureen," like the soup bowl, Terrene's name is meant to evoke earthiness - and both the name and the restaurant do. Terrene wears its social and eco-consciousness on its sleeve, noting in many a menu sidebar how the cooking and drinking water is filtered, how the kitchen scraps are sent to local compost heaps, and how organic foodstuffs are brought in whenever possible. Terrene also just so happens to crank out very tasty, adventurous food at prices a notch or two below ridiculously posh. The salads are robust and exceptional, the "tofu on a stick" is neat, and believe it or not, the chicken breast entrée is a pan-seared knockout. Despite the high-concept food, the space itself is warm and inviting. A worthwhile establishment - from the ground up.
    9 articles
  • Three Kings Public House

    40 Ronnie's Plaza, St. Louis Crestwood/ Sunset Hills/ Sappington/ South Lindbergh

    314-293-3614

    Three Kings Public House is an independently owned restaurant established in 2011 in the Delmar Loop — now with 4 locations. We offer upscale global pub food with an emphasis on fresh ingredients, grown by local farmers in Missouri and Illinois. Sourcing our produce from nearby farms decreases our overall carbon footprint and assures you of the freshest produce picked at the peak of the season. What’s more, we serve all natural, non-GMO beef and chicken. Whether you are vegan, gluten-free, vegetarian, or just plain gluttonous, our outstanding menu will surely delight you. Kings also offers more than 30 beers on tap, a one-of-a-kind beer bottle list, and an extensive cocktail and wine selection. We have won numerous local awards for our popular appetizers, burgers, and craft beers, as well as national recognition for our unique breaded chicken wings.
  • VegaDeli

    177 Hilltown Village Cnt. Chesterfield

    866-265-8799

    Located in the Hilltown Village Center in Chesterfield, Vegadeli, which opened in 2008, is 100-percent vegan restaurant. Vegadeli's café serves an ever-changing menu with items such as lasagna, chili, pastries and burgers. Diners can sit in the bright dining room or on the front patio. Vegadeli also offers classes to learn vegan and raw food preparation.
    2 articles