Best Vegan Restaurants in Quebec

"What is it: Vegan eats need not be mired in a constant image of granola-crunching informalities. There’s proof of that when looking at restaurants like Stéphanie Audet’s LOV, where vegan eats are at the forefront of the entire menu. That goes from BBQ jackfruit burgers to poutine with miso gravy and cheese platters with the likes of tofu blue and almond-based feta."

"Local, Organic, Vegetarian brunch in the heart of the city, what’s not to love?. With their dedication to clean, ethical food that’s expertly prepared to be oh so delicious, you can feel good about eating here in so many ways. Most of the dishes are vegan, but you can get organic eggs too!"

"Montreal, QC Canada H2T 1R2Phone: (514) 842-3479Hours: 11am-11pm DailyWebsite: https://auxvivres.com/en. Aux Vivres is a favorite among Montreal’s Vegans and Vegetarians. It prides itself on being the city’s first vegan restaurant."

"Our vegan pancake lovers should check out Aux Vivres, which offer a slew of great options, all loaded with fruits."

"Always super friendly but due to COVID has shut down for long periods of time. Really miss coming in and grabbing ..."

"Sushi Momo is an excellent restaurant specializing in vegan sushi and other Japanese specialities. Sushi Momo opened in 2014 and is run by chef Christian Manuel Ventura Alatorre whose innovative sushi creations are very tasty indeed. It is one of the first restaurants in Montreal to serve vegan sushi and amongst those with the most varieties."

"One of the best and they specialize in vegan sushi, as well as other Japanese specialties. Chef Christian Manuel Ventura Alatorre has been behind its success ever since it opened in 2014. This chef creates sushi that is so very innovative and at the same time, absolutely delicious."

"You wouldn’t think that a combination of the words “vegan” and “sushi” would be very appetizing, but Sushi Momo is here to prove you wrong: their creative menu is entirely free of animal products."

"Who said fast food had to be synonymous with artery-clogging crap?. Copper Branch is taking healthy, plant-based dishes and making them accessible for the lunch-time rush or to grab and go (even serving breakfast options that’ll put your usual muffin to shame). With their ten locations around downtown Montreal and Dix30, there’s really no excuse to ever go to McDonald’s again."

"Located on Bernard in the heart of trendy Mile End, Restaurant Radis is a relatively new venture that has set out bring the taste and feeling of Italy to Montreal’s vegan diningscene. Instead of catering only to the most health-conscious diner, the restaurant’s owners want the food to taste good for everyone who tries it – even non-vegan Italian food aficionados. The result is an inventive and comforting menu that’s sure to entice, indulge, and have you coming back for more as the offerings are always evolving with the seasons and with the chef’s creative spirit."

"There is no doubt that restaurant Radis is one of the best vegan restaurants in the city, especially for those vegans who have been long since craving a cheesy Italian pizza, or maybe a fresh canolli. Radis has adopted classic Italian cuisine into their values of veganism, and the final product is amazing. The highlight of this restaurant is the authenticity of the food – this is definitely the restaurant to bring your non-vegan friends to if you are trying to prove the skeptics wrong!"

"Noodles and tofu are made in-house at Umami Ramen, which took over the space previously occupied Le Ballpark in Mile-Ex last year. Their terrasse is open for a little while longer, but if you’d rather slurp your bowl of miso, spicy miso or soy-based shoyu broth at home, order on DoorDash, SkipTheDishes or UberEats. C'EST JOUR DE FÊTE !"

"Le menu entièrement végane que propose Umami Ramen saura ravir les papilles de tous. Parce qu’il n’y a pas que des ramens : okonomiyaki (crêpe japonaise), tempeh frit style tonkatsu, tempura de légumes, salades… À récupérer au restaurant, ou en se faisant livrer par Golo et UberEats. https://umamiramenmtl.com"

"Restaurant Umami Ramen is the newest ramen spot to open up in Montreal, and the entire menu is fully vegan!. They opened at the end of summer 2019 and have been received by the community with open arms. The menu is simple but very well executed."

"The inspiration behind Orange Rouge's dishes is up for debate. Some might call it a spin on Chinese; some might say it's nothing like traditional Cantonese fare. Others will simply not be bothered to try, but simply return again and again."

"You will be destabilized by the organized chaos at Ruby Rouge restaurant. Choose the dishes you want to taste among the trolleys running between tables. We guarantee you culinary discoveries and a unique experience!"

"When clients leave the restaurant, the staff spray disinfectant on the table and the chairs. No masks were required on the patio, only the interior of th..."

"A cafe during the day, Kabinet morphs into a cozy sliver of a bar in the lower Mile End at 5pm. The intimate spot is done up as an homage to 19th century Russia with fringed lamps, framed photos of czars and punchy mules on the menu, including the classic Moscow Mule. Those looking for something different can choose from a long list of house cocktail concoctions, gins and amaro."

"is one of Montreal’s most iconic and revered breweries that’s been hard at it for over two decades. Order the 20 consistently rotating beers on tap by the pint or tasting tray, or choose from the highly curated list of bottles either made in-house or imported from some of the world’s finest breweries. Sure, you can find their beer in corner stores all over the city, but nothing beats a pint right from the source."

"If you want a beginner's course in the vast world of craft beer, hit up Dieu du Ciel (loosely translated: Good Lord!). The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and will patiently guide you through their latest offerings. Their chalkboard menus, with some 20 different beers at any given time, might look intimidating, but this low-key microbrewery is known for a complete lack of pretension and delicious beers."

"Located just west of St. Laurent on Villeneuve, Dieu du Ciel is open seven days a week until 3 am. Considered one of the top brewpubs in Montreal and beyond, their beer menu is constantly being updated, with 15+ creative craft brews on rotation. You can choose your favorites, or have something brand-new every time you walk in the door."