Vegan Restaurants in Portland (2025)
Mirisata
Sri Lankan restaurant · Buckman
A worker-owned Sri Lankan restaurant where rice-and-curry feasts, kottu, and zero-proof cocktails showcase deep spice and community spirit. Included in Eater Portland’s 38 Essential list and voted Best South Asian Restaurant by Willamette Week readers.
Mis Tacones
Mexican restaurant · Vernon
Queer, Chicano-owned vegan taqueria known for hand-pressed tortillas and a house cashew quesillo. Featured by Travel Portland and a consistent Willamette Week readers’ favorite for both Mexican and vegetarian/vegan dining.
Obon Shokudo
Vegan restaurant · Buckman
Beloved for handmade udon, bento-style plates, and Japanese homestyle vegan cooking using local ingredients. Highlighted on Eater Portland’s vegan essentials and praised by national reviewers for soulful, seasonally minded fare.
Jade Rabbit
Vegan restaurant · Buckman
Worker-owned, queer-run vegan dim sum and pan-Asian spot led by chef Cyrus Ichiza. Reopened on Belmont in 2025 and frequently cited by Eater Portland and Portland Monthly for inventive dumplings and tea service.
Dirty Lettuce
Vegan restaurant · Cully
Mississippi-born flavors go plant-based here: seitan fried chicken, bayou-style ‘shrimp,’ and smoky ribs. Winner of Best Soul Food in Willamette Week’s 2025 readers’ poll and a local favorite for generous plates and hospitality.
Boxcar Pizza
Vegan restaurant · Kerns
Boxcar Pizza - Review - Kerns - Portland, OR - The Infatuation
The best Detroit-style pizzas possess caramelized cheese edges. Boxcar Pizza in the Zipper food hall hits that mark with their vegan rendition. Its proprietary cheese blend, made from vegetable starches and coconut oil (no soy or nuts), melts properly and is shockingly creamy. You can taste it in combos that sound like art projects from a mad scientist, like the Strings of Nashville, topped with vegan Nashville hot chicken nuggets, pickles, and ranch, and a convincing cheeseburger pizza that makes good use of the sweet and tangy special sauce drizzled on top. - Krista Garcia
Off The Griddle
Vegetarian restaurant · Mt. Scott-Arleta
A brunch institution serving vegan comfort plates, stuffed waffles, and cocktails daily. Frequently recommended by Eater Portland and Portland Monthly; now with a second location on NE Alberta for even easier access.
Bye and Bye
Bar · King
Iconic vegan bar with late-night hours, big bowls, and strong neighborhood roots since 2007. Recognized by Portland Monthly and cited by Willamette Week readers among the city’s favorite late-night eats.
Sweetpea Baking Co.
Coffee shop · Buckman
Portland’s first gluten-free and vegan bakery cafe since 2009, serving cakes, pastries, and savory lunch items. A reliable stop praised by locals and travel guides for consistent quality and inclusive baking.
Face Plant
Fast food restaurant · Overlook
New in 2025, this indie drive-thru serves fully vegan burgers, nuggets, fries, and shakes, drawing early buzz from Axios Portland and veg-focused groups. Fast-food nostalgia, plant-based execution, Portland attitude.