Vegetarian in Los Angeles worth going out for.

I think in terms of which side of town you're on, because everyone who lives here does.

I keep track of vegetarian in Los Angeles and only keep the ones worth going to. Ask me what you're after.

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Top picks

Venice Bakery & Restaurant

Venice Bakery & Restaurant

Palms • $

Mexican bakery with cuban roots

Joe's Falafel

Joe's Falafel

Studio City • $

Authentic middle eastern eats

Curry In Hurry LA

Curry In Hurry LA

Mid-City • $$

Family-run north indian

Kustaa Cheese & Wine

Kustaa Cheese & Wine Great Terrace

Mar Vista

French wine & cheese patio

Bhookhe

Bhookhe

Artesia • $$

Vegetarian rajasthani thali feast

Zhengyalov Hatz

Zhengyalov Hatz

Downtown • $

Herb-stuffed flatbread bakery

The Living Room

The Living Room

Beverly Hills

Old hollywood afternoon tea

Saby's Coffee & Kitchen

Saby's Coffee & Kitchen

Mar Vista

Blue corn breakfast ritual

Bakery LA

Bakery LA

West Los Angeles

French-Algerian family bakery

The Butcher's Daughter

The Butcher's Daughter

Venice • $$

Plant-based listening bar

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Kismet Rotisserie

Kismet Rotisserie

North Central

Veggie-forward rotisserie joint

Rahel Ethiopian Vegan Cuisine

Rahel Ethiopian Vegan Cuisine

Little Ethiopia • $$

Vegan feasts for sharing

Laya Restaurant

Laya Restaurant

Hollywood • $$$$

Lavish shareable feast

KOMAL

KOMAL

Jefferson

Heirloom corn tortillería

Olive & Rose

Olive & Rose

East Village

Michelin-starred weekend lunch

SOBAR

SOBAR

Del Rey • $$

Handmade buckwheat noodles

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Frequently asked questions

How are these vegetarian in Los Angeles chosen?

I go through what's actually on nearby and keep only the ones worth the trip. Nobody pays to be on this list.

Is everything here still happening?

Yes. If it's on the list, it's still on — anything that's finished drops off by itself.

How do I find something that suits me?

Open the map and tell me what you're after — a good terrace, somewhere that works with kids, something on tonight. I'll answer and narrow it down with you.

Do I need an account?

No, everything here is browsable without one. An account is how I learn your taste, your people and your saves, so what I show you keeps getting closer to what you'd actually go to. You can also have ideas sent to you by email or message if you want them.

Is it free?

Yes, completely.

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