Best Vegan Restaurants in Killarney

"A post shared by With the Locals📍 (@withthelocals) on Apr 10, 2017 at 7:41am PDT. They’re cooking using the best of the season at Vancouver’s elegant The Acorn, so their menu is always evolving with the calendar. Their dishes are all vegetarian as a base, with most adaptable to suit vegan diners."

"The chefs use the best of the season at Vancouver’s elegant The Acorn, so their menu is always evolving with the calendar. Their dishes are all vegetarian as a base, with most adaptable to suit vegan diners. This spot’s vegetarian brunch has got to be one of our favourites in the city."

"The Acorn is an all-vegetarian restaurant which offers an additional selection for vegan and gluten-free diners. The focus on fresh local ingredients means that menus are seasonal. The restaurant décor reflects the modern, yet earthly vibe of the cuisine served."

"Boasting one of Vancouver's most option-packed brunch menus, this spacious, beautifully-designed vegetarian restaurant is a crowd-pleaser for groups, moms with strollers or a even hurried twosome. Options include five bennies, several omelettes, French toast, and comfort food dishes like Huevos Rancheros, Quinoa Hash and Buckwheat Pancakes with cashew cream."

"Heirloom is a contemporary vegetarian restaurant, with consciously chosen ingredients. Because it’s vegetarian, not everything is vegan (some dishes contain dairy). Heirloom has two locations, one in South Granville and one in North Vancouver (or three locations if you count their juice bar!)."

"Virtuous Pie is one of my favourite vegan restaurants in Vancouver!. I’ve been eating at their Chinatown location regularly for years. They have another location in UBC, but I’ve found the UBC restaurant to be inconsistent."

"A big meal here doesn’t leave you feeling regretful, bloated or like you need to go run 10km. Tip: Stranger Wings is the cult favorite. Order with all the dipping sauces!!"

"A post shared by ᴀᴍᴀɴᴅᴀ 🌱 (@plantbasedbeautie) on Aug 1, 2017 at 9:01pm PDT. Possibly, one of the city’s most popular vegan restaurants, The Naam is regarded as one of the most preferred vegetarian eats in the city of Vancouver. While the Sesame Fries with Miso Gravy is the calling card dish in this restaurant, other favorites include veggie burgers, apples, mouthwatering salads, Mexican-inspired dishes, bowls, and a wide variety of noodles."

"Location: 2724 West 4th AvenueCategory: 24 hour comfort foodDescription: The quintessential vegetarian restaurant that has been around for years. Known for its miso gravy and fries, late night dining options, and for a huge, extensive vegetarian menu. This place caters to everyone.Website: www.thenaam.com"

"A Kitsilano institution known for its delicious breakfast, the Naam has been serving up its tasty vegan and vegetarian dishes for over 30 years. A taste of their miso gravy is a must. Try it slathered on their dragon bowl or over their sesame fries."

"Location: 1025 Commercial Drive, VancouverCategory: Live/Raw FoodDescription: A locavore’s haven, this cafe offers raw & cooked vegan meals, smoothies & gluten-free desserts. Half grocery store, half cafe – all your needs will be satisfied with this little community shop that also hosts Nutrition & Health events.Website: www.eternalabundance.ca"

"A cute little cafe and grocery on Commercial Drive, Eternal Abundance has smoothies, breakfast, sandwiches and so much more. It’s a great plant-based cafe in Vancouver whatever time of day you’re visiting. The Hippie’s Breakfast is a raw bowl with spiced buckwheat “grawnola” and topped with nuts, seeds, and seasonal fruit."

"The wurst thing ever just happened…no really, a new spot for vegan hot dogs is here, and it’s called Wurst of Us. This plant-based concept is the new sister company of Aleph Middle Eastern Eatery (1889 Powell Street). Wurst of Us offers folks delicious vegan hot dogs, nachos, homemade root beer, and cheesecake for pickup and delivery only."

"A new venture from the folks at Aleph, Wurst of Us has one thing in mind- delicious, out-of-the-box ideas for vegan hot dogs. The menu here includes classic options of course, but also Mexican, Japanese, and of course, Lebanese varieties. Think of it as like a vegan version of JapaDog, and get ready to have your mind blown."

"The new sister restaurant of Aleph Eatery has got a very specific menu- they specialize in vegan hot dogs. But, they’re turning up some amazing stuff using cuisines from around the world. If you’re missing the beauty that was Bestie, then this is absolutely up your alley."

"A post shared by The Green Moustache (@greenmoustachecafe) on Oct 29, 2018 at 11:38am PDT. You might have heard of Green Moustache already. With several locations in Whistler and Squamish, as well as their own vending machine (which seems quite the feat), they offer incredibly fresh, nutrient-dense cuisines such as Raw Pad Thai and Buddha Bowls."

"When it comes to vegan restaurants in Vancouver, Planetary Burger is a newbie. This new burger shop serves 100% plant-based burgers, scrumptious rosemary-parm fries and cashew and coconut-based shakes that are literally to die for. I can vouch for the strawberry and the chocolate ones!"

"A retro cali-inspired diner with one mission – plant-fuelled. Serving up the milkshakes you used to love, but can now actually have (is anyone not lactose intolerant anymore??) with their blend of cashew, oat and coconut milks. The perfect dessert after your burger and fries."

"This Main Street spot popped up in September, it offers plant-based burgers (you can also get a mini burger flight) along with sides like vegan poutine, fries, and milkshakes too. Address: 3088 Main Street, Vancouver"

"Vancouver has numerous poke-focused restaurants that entice with high quality grab-and-go options. Their menus offer house creations, as well as the choice to build customized poke bowls. For example, The Poke Guy (420 Richards Street) is appealingly healthy and sustainable, using wild seafood, Ocean Wise ingredients, as well as 100% compostable packaging."

"A lovely gem along West Point Grey’s southern border, Trafalgars Bistro – “Vancouver’s greenest restaurant – serves modern French fare with farm-to-table flare. The team wholeheartedly embraces “seasonality, simplicity and sustainability” from their partnerships with local producers and the Vancouver Aquarium’s Ocean Wise program to their innovative waste reduction program. Location: 2603 West 16th Ave."

"Set in swanky Coal Harbour, Tableau’s sophisticated vibe carries through its beautiful interior, curated international wine list, stellar cocktail menu and classic bistro features (lunch, dinner and weekend brunch) like the albacore tuna Niçoise salad, rabbit terrine and moules frites. Location: 1181 Melville St."

"Every family needs a go-to French bistro where the ‘rents can indulge in a few good glasses of Bourgogne and the kids can indulge in roasted chicken breast with fried polenta or mushroom papardelle (not to mention a killer burger)."

"Happy hours 👍👍 Just order everything from the menu please 😅. A post shared by Shirley Lo (@slosy) on Jun 23, 2018 at 9:26pm PDT. A stunning eatery that specializes in hearty French bistro dishes with a West Coast twist."

"A post shared by CAFÉ ÇA VA (@cafecavawestvan) on Jun 30, 2017 at 8:29pm PDT. You are going to swoon over Cafe Ca Va’s white marble tables, deep royal blue chairs, and gold crystal chandeliers. The modern French menu is packed with bold rich flavours and a rotating dessert menu."

"For casual excellence in Vancouver’s beachy West End neighbourhood, line up with the locals at the counter of Sushi Itoga—a minimalistic restaurant serving rolls, nigiri, chirashi bowls, and sashimi of the highest order. Fish is fresh and Ocean Wise, takeout containers are compostable, and nothing is fried or ladled with mayo (that’s perfectly baked sweet potato and boiled shrimp in your dynamite roll). High-quality, low-key sushi at its best."

"You probably wouldn't think to visit Kerrisdale for authentic sushi but once you know about it, you will keep coming back. This little family-owned restaurant offers a large variety of fresh seafood as well as some other Japanese restaurant staples and it's likely the most affordable place to go to when you are craving the Real Deal. They are currently open for take-out only and there's a bit of a wait for the orders, but trust us when we say this- it's worth it!"

"A spot like this deserves that overused qualification of “hidden gem.” With only seven tables and a sushi bar, this authentic Japanese restaurant fills up quickly. When other Japanese chefs recommend it, you know it’s going to be good. The fresh, high-quality and reasonably priced sushi is worth the wait."

"A post shared by N✌🏻 (@eatingspaces) on Oct 29, 2019 at 11:28am PDT. This Kerrisdale sushi spot offers affordable sushi and sashimi in a cozy atmosphere. Described often as a hidden gem in Vancouver, Ajisai has some delicious — and Insta-worthy — dishes such as a quail egg-topped roll."

"Photo of Yamato Sushi by Raul Pachego-Vega on flickr creative commons https://flic.kr/p/9rL2a7. We are lucky here in Vancouver to have access to sushi that is both really fresh and reasonably priced. At Yamato, all box specials are under $9 and you can share a party tray with your friends with 34 pieces of sushi for $21.95."

"A post shared by Mark (@demarkoist) on Apr 14, 2016 at 12:47am PDT. Yamato Sushi hits a rare medium of enjoying quality sushi without having to dish out a pretty penny on your rolls. Their box specials also look to be a solid bargain, giving you a little bit of everything for just $9."

"This Kitsilano spa has swept up a variety of awards over the years for its skin-specialized treatments. Try one of their body scrub and showers or a massage for full-on relaxation, or opt for a facial or microdermabrasion to freshen up your face. You can also get a spray tan or sunless tan here for a little bronze glow during greyer months."

"Although I realize that this hotel is a controversial property given that it’s managed by the family of the Donald Trump – president of the United (or divided?) States of America – there’s no denying that it fits this list. Trump International Hotel & Tower Vancouver is one of the city’s premier luxury hotels and is located in the heart of the Golden Mile, close to couture shopping, restaurants, entertainment and the buzzing financial center. The hotel is housed in Vancouver’s second tallest skyscraper, that stands at 616 ft (188 m) and 69 stories."

"You’ll feel incredibly pampered during your stay at the Trump International Hotel & Tower Vancouver. You’re right in the heart of the Golden Mile and just a stone throws away from plenty of shopping, fine dining and entertainment. While every room at the hotel comes with a gorgeous view, each room is uniquely designed."