Discover a thriving vegan scene in Montreal, catering to all palates, whether you're vegan, vegetarian, flexitarian, or omnivore. The city's restaurants offer delightful 100% vegan options, committed to using seasonal, quality ingredients with a focus on environmental and social values.
In recent years, a flourishing of entirely vegan establishments has been observed, offering more than just the classic healthy bowls, sandwiches, and burgers. Immerse yourself in a growing variety of plant-based dishes, where culinary innovation takes center stage.
Explore these menus to rediscover your favourite dishes with a fresh perspective and savour the vegan wave captivating Montrealers.
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Aux Vivres has been offering innovative vegan dishes for twenty years. Their mission is to demystify vegan cuisine by providing flavorful, inspiring, satisfying, and health-conscious meals. Every item on their menu is carefully crafted, including the freshly baked chapatis. The modern and welcoming space offers succulent bowls, a fabulous brunch, hearty sandwiches, and an irresistible sweet selection, including famous smoothies and "faux-mage" cake. The comfortable, bloat-free decor invites relaxation. The adjoining grocery store offers popular takeout dishes.
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330, ave. Mont-Royal E, Montréal, H2T 1P8
If we told you it's entirely possible to enjoy sushi, pad Thai, and poke without missing meat or fish for a single moment, would you believe it? Ohana Sushi Vegan meticulously prepares each order with aesthetics and creativity. While the space isn't large for dining in, you'll be charmed by the atmosphere and service!
8 Avenue Duluth E, Montréal, H2W 1G6
Zac Pizzeria, Montreal's first vegan pizzeria in the lively Plateau neighbourhood, offers 13 delicious pizzas with various sauce bases. Their team loves experimenting to maintain freshness and excitement. The place is cute and cozy, delivering a flavorful pizza experience with melty vegan cheeses.
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With three locations spanning Laval, Montreal, and Brossard, LOV is accessible to anyone curious about vegan food. The entirely composed decor brings out colour and aesthetics in each dish. One of their essential values is respecting the earth and ingredients, so don't be surprised to see the menu change with the seasons.
30, rue Prince-Arthur O, Montréal, H2X 1S6
Maynard completely redefines the concept of a comforting snack. They were the first vegan restaurants to obtain the "Aliments du Québec" certification, ensuring freshness and ingredient quality at all times. Indulge in their ever-changing menu, but keep an eye out for their mac and cheese, pogos, and burgers that are simply irresistible.
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6660, rue Clark, Montréal, H2S 3E7
If you're familiar with the izakaya concept (Japanese tapas), you must visit Umami. In addition to tapas, they serve the best vegan ramen in the city and offer an impressive sake menu. Reimagined Japanese classics include okonomiyaki, gyoza, tofu agedashi, and tempeh tonkatsu. This restaurant is a team favourite, and we highly recommend trying their tasting menu.
In response to strong demand for their products, they can now be found in several local grocery stores. On the Plateau Mont-Royal, you'll find their factory, which is a happy blend of delicatessen and Gyozo bar, all vegan!
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Burger Fiancé, with locations in Old Montreal and Dollard-des-Ormeaux, offers a fast-food option centred around burgers. Vegan alternatives like fried shiitake provide unmatched texture, crunch, and taste. The menu, though short, delivers quality burgers, "breaded chicken," shredded "meat" sandwiches, waffle fries, onion rings, and Caesar salads. The "Oatshakes," especially the salted caramel one, are must-try treats.
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Lola Rosa's locations will transport you into their 100% vegan world in less than 2 bites. Each restaurant has its unique personality but shares the common mission of "introducing a plant-based and gourmet diet without compromise." Don't leave without leaving a note about your experience-every table has papers and pencils. You can even read notes from others who sat in your place!
1259 Rue Sainte-Catherine E, Montréal, H2L 2H3
In the heart of the Village, Tendresse is a festive bistro continuously buzzing on social media, demonstrating its popularity and appreciation. They are equally open for brunch, lunch, happy hour, or dinner. The menu is varied, simple, and flavorful. Any occasion is good to visit them.
19H Rue du Centre Commercial, Ouest-de-l'Île (Montréal), H8Y 2N9
Veganerie, located in the west of the island, awaits you with comforting vegan dishes, subtly blending Greek, American, and Canadian influences. Comforting dishes like pitas, gyros, juicy vegan burgers, and desserts will fulfill all your cravings guilt-free.
4088, rue St-Denis, Montréal, H2W 2M5
ChuChai is the ideal restaurant to impress your omnivore friends. It's beautiful, trendy, and serves authentic Thai cuisine. They are known for their mock meats. Our favourite dish? Their crispy duck tastes identical to what you'd find in a non-vegan Asian restaurant. You'll be amazed by the flavour of each dish, even if you've been to Thailand.
3609, rue St-Denis, Montréal, H2X 3L6
Always packed, Sushi Momo by Christian Ventura has a well-established reputation. The recipes are creative, the dish presentation is beautiful, and the outstanding service will guide you based on your preferences. The team suggests trying the tasting menu, whether it's your first visit or not.
Additionally, you can order from Sushi Momo Le Comptoir, their takeout counter located right next to the restaurant if you want to enjoy everything in a park, at work, or home.
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This list wouldn't be complete without Copper Branch. This popular fast-food chain ensures that plant-based cuisine is accessible to everyone. We particularly love their energizing bowls, falafels, all-day breakfasts, and burgers. And the best part? They are expanding and becoming easier to find everywhere!
1360, rue Rosemont, Montréal, H2G 1V4
Café Dei Campi is the first Italian pastry shop in Montreal, offering a wide variety of desserts that taste like paradise. Our favorites: are the fauxtella donuts and zeppoles. But you have to stay tuned. They don't serve their donuts daily, and zeppoles only appear once a year, a bit like Santa Claus but for San Giuseppe's day.
5149, ave. du Parc, Montréal, H2V 4G3
Mimi & Jones is the first and only vegan diner in Montreal. During your visit, treat yourself to the whole experience: a tasty milkshake, the burger of your choice, and fries. All while sitting on a typical American diner stool. This visit will satisfy any fast-food cravings you may have.
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