Best Vegan Restaurants in Dartmouth

"EnVie is a vegan restaurant in the North End of Halifax, on the corner of Charles and Agricola Street. They make all of their food from scratch, and locally wherever possible. I went for supper the other night, and tried the delicious Butter Chick’n – tandoori tofu and curry cashew cream sauce over a rice pilaf and accompanied by house made naan bread."

"Envie is arguably Halifax’s best vegan spot, but there’s no granola here. This refined plant-based restaurant skips the tired shaved beet and carrot salad in favour of contemporary dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients, featuring everything from dumplings and pizza to a “charcuterie” board."

"813 Bedford Hwy (Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat/Sun 11am-7pm) &2182 Gottingen Street (opening soon!). M&J’s is the friendliest little restaurant that basically specializes in dietary restrictions. Party of 5: one vegan, one celiac, one dairy allergy and a couple omnivores?"

"Springhouse is a small café located at the Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market. I ducked in for lunch one day and ordered the grilled wrap – roasted red peppers, caramelized onions, potatoes, veggie pâté, and a side of Caesar sauce. It was a light, delicious lunch, one I’d go back for again."

"Real Fake Meats is Halifax’s first vegan butcher shop, specializing in all kinds of meat alternatives. They also have a small regular menu and specials menu known to feature some epic vegan junk food. The breakfast sandwich might just be perfection."

"Real Fake Meats is a plant-based butcher specializing in vegan meats and cheeses. The offer a variety of specialty craft sandwiches and soups. Every month, they host a Balance & Brunch club with an hour of yoga followed by a family style brunch."

"I started buying from here in an effort to both reduce my family’s meat consumption and have quick meal options. So far all items have been delicious!"

"One of the newest to the brunch game (yes, it’s sadly only available on the weekends) is beer bar Hopyard. Their brunch menu, like their regular menu, is full of interesting flavour profiles. Dishes like the pork belly sweet potato hash with salsa verde or the breakfast bowl with hash, eggs, bacon, rise and grind sauce, Cheerio brittle and crispy kale."

"Built in 1834, Henry House is a designated National Historic Site of Canada. Perhaps more importantly for hungry locals and tourists alike, it also serves some of the best fish & chips in the city, and a great veggie burger as well. A post shared by Henry House Pub (@henryhousepub) on Apr 6, 2018 at 10:49am PDT"

"Haligonian brewers uphold beer-making traditions dating back to 1754, and you can sample the results at this pub in what was once the house...Read More"

"This cute spot in the Hydrostone neighbourhood is the place for you. Enjoy their selection of waffles (and more) with fresh, local and mostly organic ingredients."

"I had one of the best waffles I've ever had, it had a ton of fruit and it was awesome. The staff at Waffle..."

"Head down to the Seaport Farmer’s Market for healthy organic breakfasts from Norbert’s, Halifax’s first and only farm to table eatery. You can enjoy your breakfast in their seating area or take it up top to the market’s roof top terrace. Delicious, organic food with a view of the ocean?"