Updated Jan 2023
Over the last couple of years, thanks to some of the following eateries, it’s been proven that healthy and clean vegan/vegetarian food need not be boring or uninspiring. Gone are the days of the limited thinking that smoothie bowls and salad are your only options, with Adelaide home to some of the most creative and inventive plant-based menu items going around.
Our handy guide gives you the low down on where to get a good veggie feast and while not every place featured on this list has a completely meat-free menu, what they do offer in the way of vegetarian/vegan choices is so delicious we didn’t want you to miss out!
Abyssinian Restaurant – 126 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville.
For something completely different try out this little Ethiopian restaurant. Bringing you fresh traditional Ethiopian style cuisine, you can choose whether you’d prefer your dishes mild, medium or “Ethiopian HOT”.
Agatha’s Cafe – 1 Gawler St, Port Noarlunga.
Open air dining, rustic casual atmospheres and just metres away from the Port Noarlunga Beach. Agatha’s Cafe has plenty of vegetarian/vegan options on their rise and shine menu or if you’re looking for a scrumptious lunch or dinner.
Argo Espresso – 212 The Parade, Norwood or Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Argo is always packed and rightly so. The menu is extensive so you’re most likely to spend half your time figuring out what you want to eat so you’re sure to find a reason to return. Wraps, smoothies, juices, salads, sangas, burgers, classic breakfast plates and there’s even a vegan and gluten free breakfast loaf. If winning is being able to order a meal and not ask for mods then everyone’s a winner.
Aylas café – 13 Bent St, Adelaide.
You’ll only find delicious vegetarian food of the best quality to go along with a satisfying cup of coffee. Ayla’s perfect for a quick cuppa or a long lunch date that can be followed by a selection of homemade cakes and sweet options. Perfect if you’ve got a sweet tooth.
Almina’s on Prospect – 140 Prospect Road, Prospect.
A dedicated Prospect Road staple that has the tastiest vegan menu full of mediterranean and middle eastern flavours. Their homemade sweets and baklava are their pride and joy and a must try.
Badger and Bones Cafe – 4/20 Canterbury Drive, Salisbury Heights
A local cafe with a community corner store atmosphere. They’ve got a mouthwatering selection of vegan breakfast goodies on offer.
Bakery On O’Connell – 128-130 O’Connell St North Adelaide.
24 hour bakery filled with vegan baked goods. Need I say more? If you’re ever craving a late night snack (or early morning) you can dig into a deliciously baked chocolate covered donut, lentil dahl pies, pasties, finger buns and raw treats.
Bom Dia Bowls – 2B Moseley Square, Glenelg and 11 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide CBD.
Imported from the heart of the Amazon, the acai bowls at Bom Dia are raw, organic, vegan, gluten dairy and refined sugar-free. A smoothie bowl is nothing without its toppings and you’d be pleased to know the acai bowls have plenty. From grain free activated granola to sliced banana, strawberries, dedicated coconut and honey or coconut nectar. Positively delicious.
Brighton Jetty Bakery – 83 Jetty Rd, Brighton.
Just an everyday bakery that’s working to cater for all their diverse customers. They have around 30 different vegan products, including our guilty pleasure, chocolate doughnuts. Yum!
Brother Bear Wholefood Cafe – 10 Gawler St, Mt Barker.
Granola bowls, vegan smoothies, cupcakes, donuts, waffles and deliciously filling savoury brekkies and lunch items. They’re healthy and offer an array of vego/vegan and gluten free goodies all day. They can whip up a great cup of coffee too.
Madras Kitchen – 418 Grand Junction Rd, Clearview.
Bringing you a large range of vegetarian and vegan dishes in an authentic South Indian style.
Cafe Komodo – 118 Prospect Rd, Prospect.
They claim to be “Prospect’s best kept secret.” Well Glam readers, consider the secret exposed! They have vegan and non-vegan options. Hidden down an alleyway, they host open mic nights and are a great brekky location.
Cherry Darlings Bake House – Shop 6, 200 Richmond Road, Marleston.
A hot pick for the vegans of SA. Mainly because they have every delicious baked good you can imagine… but entirely vegan. There are so many delicious pies, doughnuts, pastries and cakes to choose from that it’s hard to even pick one to recommend, but if they have it in stock get your hands on a vegan Maxibon, made from scratch. Amazing.
Cocina Comida – 16 Ebenezer Place, Adelaide.
An easy going and colourful Mexican restaurant perfect for burritos and beers with the friends. They have an extensive range of tacos, nachos topped off with cheap margaritas you can’t go wrong.
Crux – 5/292 Military Road, Semaphore Park.
This 100% vegan eatery is offering up breakfast, brunch ’n’ lunch foods with a twist. Example A – toasted Turkish bread packed with smoky rice paper bacon, cos lettuce, fresh tomato, smashed avocado and our house vegan mac sauce. Um yum? You will also find smoothie bowls and a range of teas, juices and coffees to get your day started.
Dear Daisy – 66 Leah Street, Forestville.
From soba noodle salad bowls, almond milk coffee, the ‘Big Vegan’ and ‘Big Veg’ breakfast option, this is somewhere that everyone can enjoy and eat together in perfect harmony. Oh, and they make vegan cheeze burgers served with oven baked sweet potato chips.
Drummer Boy Café – 132 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide.
A gorgeous and fresh addition to the Port is this café with a number of vegetarian friendly items on their breakfast and lunch menu. Additionally their owner makes her own raw, vegan treats and sells them daily in store.
Earth Cafe – 208 St Vincent St, Port Adelaide.
Right on the main street in Port Adelaide this cafe’s a breakfast lovers haven with nourishing acai bowls, smoothies, toasties, teas and cakes. Enjoy the friendly staff’s company pouring coffee and serving up brunch all week.
Eggless Dessert Cafe – 162 Goodwood Rd, Goodwood.
Finally, a dessert location that caters to alternative diets! This place is popular for vegans and non-vegans alike. For those of you that think you can’t live without eggs and cream, we challenge you to notice its absence in these delectable treats.
Forage Supply Co – Various locations.
You can find this vegan-friendly food truck lurking around Adelaide and at certain events and festivals throughout the year. Owners say, “Forage Supply Co. gives everyone the opportunity to think and act more sustainably. We want to create a movement of people helping themselves and the world around them.” Their menu differs from time to time, however hearty lentil and rice dishes or something of the like can be expected.
The Gator Club – 33 Payneham Road, College Park.
A new kid on the block in the east and they’re a hot spot to keep an eye on. Originally a food truck the Later Gator team have settled on this epicentre with the space shared with an artesian market, vegan bakery wholesaler and the cafe itself. It’s an ideal place to grab a coffee, a chat and maybe even something to gift or take home for yourself.
Ginza Miyako Japanese Restaurant – 150 North Tce, Adelaide.
We love the environment here. Sit in traditional Japanese style (on the ground cross legged) or in the stylish western section, for those of us in skirts. Not a vegan restaurant, but they have recently added some amazing vegan additions to the menu, so it’s a great place to go with a mixed group. We recommend trying the vegetable tartare flavoured with miso and olive. Yum.
Great Nature Vegetarian Snacks and Grocery – 3/48 Beach Rd, Christies Beach.
Christies Beach locals and vegans-alike frequent this supermarket this store for their annual stock up. Great Nature is constantly serving up hot meals for takeaway, frozen produce, artesian dairy free cheeses, chocolates, cakes and an amazing range to fill your fridges.
Grill’d – Marion, Norwood, Rundle Street, Unley & Tea Tree Plaza.
This chain burger restaurant has popped up all across Adelaide and has had a steady incline in expanding and perfecting it’s plant based menu. It may be surprising to some but their burgers are ripe with healthy ingredients whilst tasting delicious.
The Happy Jar – Shop 5, 188 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville,
This bulk foods store is a recent addition to Henley Beach Road opened by two zero waste enthusiasts who have turned their way of living into a business in hopes of immersing their customers in this better-living experience. On top of an abundance of delicious bulk foods, they offer cakes, cookies, bagels and of course coffee, which is all 100% plant-based.
Hispanic Mechanic – 205 Glen Osmond Road, Frewville.
This Mexican restaurant understands the concerns of the everyday vegan – cross contamination. Well, not to fear, the eatery has launched an exclusive vegan kitchen next to their animal products kitchen to cater for their plant-based customers. Their KFC Taco (Korean Fried Cauliflower Taco) is one of their best vegan sellers. I know my mouth is watering.
Joy of Flora Cafe – 8-16 Rosetta St, West Croydon.
This cafe is home to some of the best juices, teas and burgers and welcome any and all (including fur babies!). JOF Cafe truly feels like a community with an extensive menu and they’re constantly hosting baking classes, knitting workshops and live music.
Juice Lovers Juicery – 34 Regent Arcade, Rundle Mall.
100% vegan juice loving, smoothie drinking, food lovers producing fresh salads, burgers, wraps and raw options. Hidden in the Regent Arcade, they’re always bustling at lunch time with queues of hungry vegans waiting for a healthy lunch to dine in or takeaway.
K-pub – 167 Gouger Street, Adelaide.
Vego and vegans sometimes feel neglected from Korean restaurants but with K-pub it’ll feel like a second home. An entirely dedicated plant-based menu full of things you will want to try everything. Kim-chi pancakes, rice cake skewers, hot pots, noodles, completely vegan stir fry and the show stopper is the Korean fried chicken wings complete with varying hot sauces.
Let Them Eat – Shop 44, Central Market Arcade, Adelaide; Shop 10/20 James Place, Rundle Mall, Adelaide; Burnside Village, Glenside; Westfield Marion, Oaklands Park and 29 Norwood Plaza, Norwood.
If you haven’t tried their falafels, you need to go do that, like now. The food boasts a modern Mediterranean feel and packs serious flavour (not salt). It would be remiss to not recommend the mung bean salad and pumpkin and lentil lasagne. You’ll convince yourself to stop halfway and leave some for lunch the next day but it’s all just too darn delicious. LTE also have some permanent digs at Westfield Marion.
Lord of the Fries – 23 Hindley St, Adelaide & 33 Jetty Road, Glenelg.
One look at Lord of the Fries’ menu and you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a meat laden menu with burgers, fries and hotdogs. But this Melbourne franchise has long been known for their approach to offering vegetarian and vegan food that’s not only tasty and appealing but comes with the comfort knowing that none of it is drowned in animal fats or meats and is served fresh to order. Luckily at the Adelaide stores, everything is vegan, and you can have gluten free options too.
Loveon Café – 39 Gladstone Rd, Mile End.
Somewhat of a hidden gem is Loveon, a Middle Eastern inspired café that serves up some delicious vegetarian and vegan options on their breakfast menu. Don’t see anything fully veg or vegan? Just ask as staff are happy to accommodate. You must try the Moroccan fritters, the flavour is out of this world and we hear the Banglar Promise is also a winner.
Lucky Ducks – 206 Port Road, Aldinga.
New kids on the block, Lucky Ducks, was developed off the back of owner Jac’s successful vegan pop-up that was trialled at Maxwell’s Grocery during the early COVID lockdown. Expect favourites such as karaage cauliflower, salt and pepper eggplant and basil cheesecake with Jac using locally sourced ingredients to show how wholesome, versatile and interesting vegan food can be.
Madame Hanoi – Adelaide Casino, Adelaide.
Quite often vegetarians are left with sides or one dish to choose from on the menu however the casino’s star restaurant actually has a number of vegetarian dishes to please. That said one of their side salads (green mango and papaya) is a standout and when coupled with the son in law eggs or crispy tofu, you’ve got a meal for a king.
Mai Kitchen – 34 Wright Street, Ferryden Park.
If Vietnamese cuisine is your bag (let’s face it, who’s bag ISN’T it?), Mai Kitchen have proved themselves to be a welcome addition to the scene in Adelaides north-west. All your traditional favourites are here and done to perfection. But the real pin in their hat is their vegan degustation catered events. Check their website for more info.
MALOBO – 257 Seaview Road, Henley Beach.
Henley Square’s jewel in the crown is Malobo. The menu hints at Asian, South American and European (let’s just call it modern Australian!) flavours throughout their very delectable breakfast, lunch/dinner and kids menu. Plenty of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options on the menu and an ever-changing cabinet brimming with sweets of the baked, healthy and raw variety. You’re guaranteed a great coffee here as well.
Mayfair Bakery – 156 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide.
This excellent bakery gets a mention for the spinach roll, vegan Kransky (yes, you read that right) and vegan pasty. Plus, the fact that there really is a reason to visit Port Adelaide these days. Come for the kranksy, stay for the French tarts (sadly none vegan).
Metta Sol – 98-100 Goodwood Road.
This is one of Adelaide’s most recent additions to the vegan scene, serving Vietnamese inspired, 100% plant-based foods. The menu includes dishes with the likes of pho with warm spiced vegetable broth, rice noodles, organic tofu, king oyster and enoki mushrooms, with a fresh herb garnish. With takeaway options as well as pantry items for home cooking.
Motherduck – 1/13 Cadell Street, Goolwa.
Beautiful, simple and wholesome food using ingredients sourced from the Fleurieu region is what you’ll find here, along with bulletproof coffee. Motherduck take a classic such as pancakes to a wicked level by decking them out with loads of berries, berry sauce and coconut ice cream, just the vegan breakfast to start your day!
Mister Sunshine’s – 32 George Street, Thebarton.
The friendliest staff in Adelaide surely work here at the ever popular Mister Sunshines. Your usual brunch options but venture into the lunch menu and you will find a halloumi burger you’ll be talking about for weeks. The coffee is also spot on.
My Kingdom For A Horse – 191 Wright Street, Adelaide.
A solid coffee house with an amazingly clean retrofit out. The food, however, is far from retro and the place is always bustling. Vegan dishes such as rice pudding, roast pumpkin and eggplant and signature Kingdom Bowl grace the menu plus with almond, coconut and soy milk available you simply cannot go past their coffee which is roasted in-house. They’re also listed on Ubereats so, if you can’t be bothered venturing out, you can still enjoy their deliciousness.
NagevAdl – 190 Payneham Road, Evandale.
Formerly “Hopes and Beans”, this gorgeous little cafe was recently taken over by Lucie, Nissa and Ryan. Open from 7am-4pm, it’s a plant-based kitchen which also serves up a house blend Sumatran fair trade organic coffee. With breakfast, sweets, pastries, and even catering on offer, the newly opened joint looks set to be a success.
Namaste – 41 George St, Parkside.
Inside a quaint old cottage nestled in Parkside is the home of this unique Nepalese restaurant. A fusion of Indian, Chinese and Tibetan flavours which allow you to indulge in a feast of aromatic dishes.
Nathan Bakes – Shop 5/99 Beach Rd, Christies Beach.
“Life is too short for bad cake”, a company ethos I can’t say I disagree with. Nathan Bakes specialises in wedding cakes, birthday cakes, cupcakes and desserts, and is 100% vegan AND 100% gluten free.
Nature Providore – 88 Duthy St, Malvern.
With a seasonal menu, you can never get bored. The food is seasonal and organically grown to make the freshest cold pressed juices and smoothies. For the food, you must try the organic breakfast bowl, smoothie bowl or spelt flatbread. You’ll be singing.
Nonna and I – 324 Magill Rd, Kensington Park.
Nonna and I are a traditional true Italian restaurant with a separate menu for vegetarians and for vegans. That’s accomodating at it’s finest. A vegan pasta option is their tortellini in a creamy coconut and mushroom garlic sauce.
Nutrition Republic – 92-94 King William Rd, Goodwood and Plant 4, Third Street, Bowden.
This hip vegetarian/vegan/gluten free/raw friendly café is an institution of health in the mass of raw vegan eateries with their strong and nourishing menu. I often find myself dreaming of the smoothie bowls (you wouldn’t even know they are vegan) and their egg and quinoa slice which comes in a few flavours and you can choose to have it with or without salad or even go the whole (vegetarian) hog and top it with a fried egg. Opting to only offer cow’s, coconut and nut milk is a conscious move. The chai with coconut milk tastes as though it’s the way chai is supposed to be! Nutrition Republic has also opened up at Plant4Bowden and Flinders University.
Organic Market and Cafe – 5 Druid Ave, Stirling SA.
Feeling like a hills drive? The Organic Market and Cafe is a nice little duo. Enjoy a meal and coffee then head right next door to shop the local produce and vegan products. It’s easy to spend your entire morning here indulging.
Papa Mia’s – 503 Goodwood Rd, Colonal Light Gardens.
A traditional pizza house but you have to try their vegan pizzas with fake meat and cheese! They have twelve vegan options available and they are all incredible. We love the BBQ cheat-ken.
Peter Rabbit – 234-244 Hindley St, Adelaide SA 5000.
This cute little hideaway on Hindley has an extensive menu and offers VEGAN options. They make a GF and vegan granola bowl with house-cultured coconut yoghurt (um, yes please).
Pickle in the Middle – 134 Unley Rd, Unley.
On the fringe of the city, Pickle in the Middle stands with a plant-centric menu for both breakfast and lunch. Try the delicious Breakfast Greens, Black Sesame Waffles or a Cheese ‘n’ Pickle Sandwich.
Pixie and the Hawk – 144 Henley Beach Rd, Torrensville.
A cute little vintage café tucked amongst the businesses has popped up on Henley Beach Rd and what a lovely addition it is. There are stacks of vego options and if it’s not vego, bet your boots you can make it vego. Add in superb coffee and even better service and you’ll definitely find yourself back in no time.
Plant 4 Bowden – 1 Third Street, Bowden.
The owners of The Market Shed on Holland, give us Plant 4 Bowden open every Wednesday, from 4-9 pm, and Saturday, from 9-3 pm. There’s plenty of stalls for you to indulge in and many local growers selling their fruit and veg. The laidback atmosphere makes Plant 4 Bowden the perfect destination for weekly chill sessions with friends and pets out on the grass with some delicious food.
Pony and Cole – 6 Manton St, Hindmarsh.
Fresh on the scene is this converted furniture warehouse that have a strong focus on customer service. So you know that asking for a few changes to your dish is no trouble at all. Try the coco yogo parfait (featuring their very own house made coconut yogurt) or the zucchini fritters. Even their kids menu is all vegetarian with a vegan bircher on offer too.
Raw & More – Shop 4/120 Semaphore Road.
If raw is your deal, you can’t go past this café which acts as the shopfront for Just Rawsome Healthy Treats who supply to a number of your favourite cafes around the state. You can stop by for juices, smoothies, salads and of course just about any flavour of raw protein ball, cake or slice you can imagine. The team also run food and health seminars and workshops regularly, check their website to book for an upcoming event.
The Rose East End – 31 East Terrace, Adelaide.
Formerly Bambi & Co. this breakfast/brunch/lunch cafe boasts organic coffee, fresh juice and smoothies, with (wait for it) vegan breakfast ramen – yep you read that correctly. “People can feel comfortable to do a bit of study here, or bring their grandma or bring their date.” Brb, coming.
Sarah’s Sister’s – 117 Semaphore Road Semaphore.
A firm favourite on Semaphore Road, Sarah’s Sisters still produces its signature degustation dinner where you eat what the chef is cooking on the day and it’s all vegetarian. Each dish from their kitchen has a distinct homely feel to it but the execution is far beyond your midweek meal. The café ensures that their ingredients are sourced very locally (within 100 miles) to maintain their sustainability ethos
Staazi & Co – The Greek Vegan Project – 224 Grenfell St, Adelaide and events.
You’ll find them at a range of foodie events in Adelaide and offering takeaway at their in-store location just off Rundle Street. They create vegan yiros, loaded fries and baklava. The A.B yiros look absolutely incredible and I know very well they taste incredible too. Greek food is delicious, so why not try the vegan option?
Sky Restaurant – 41-43 Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide.
A restaurant that’s completely vegan and has meat free substitutes for every Vietnamese dish. Located just by the Maritime Museum in Port Adelaide the family owned spot has a family background in Buddhism they menu has veggie clay pots, “mock” beef and chicken dishes and fried rice just to name a few.
Sibling Cafe – 96 Gilles St, Adelaide.
A gorgeous, quiant and calming cafe filled with the air of in-house brews. Sibling have some of the best vegan baked goods of bagels, panini’s that will accompany your breakfast pow wow’s or lunch meets with mouthwatering flavours.
Sitlo – 30 Bank Street, Adelaide, Shop 2/11 Waymouth St & UniSA City West Campus.
This Vietnamese eatery feels like a well kept secret and a lunch spot that you wish to keep hidden. Award-winning food their banh-mi’s, soups, noodle and salad bowls will have you clutching onto them and wishing your lunch or dinner would last forever. Plenty of vegetarian and vegan options and the signature bao’s are delectable.
Shiv Sagar – 274A Main North Rd, Prospect.
Indian street food at a great price. They are a vegetarian restaurant with vegan options available that pack a punch with flavour and spices! This is non-commercialised Indian food at its finest.
The Annex Café – 3 Waterloo St, Glenelg.
They have a range to suit everyone, from vegan to vego, gluten-free to paleo. Their salads are our faves, and we always sneak in a delicious cake too.
Two-Bit Villains – Shop 150 Balcony Level Adelaide Arcade.
Apart from their birds-eye view of Rundle Mall, Two-Bit Villains are completely vegetarian, with heaps of delicious vegan (and gluten free) options. They specialise in house made sodas, giving you that real 50’s vibe. Think delicious meals like chilli cheese fries, cheeseburgers and everything inbetween.
The Cottage Bakery – 196 Main Rd, McLaren Vale.
In the heart of the McLaren Vale, you’ll find great coffee, delicious food and a warm welcome at The Cottage Bakery. You’ll feel extra nice after trying a slice of the deliciously fresh blueberry vanilla slice.
The Green Room on High Street – 2 High Street, Willunga.
They provide a beautiful space in which they cater for people with individual dietary needs. They promote knowledge about healthy eating and environmental impact in a family friendly zone. A great community business to get behind.
The Organik Store & Cafe – 37 Broadway St, Glenelg & 131 Pirie St, Adelaide.
Not only are they stocking a range of some of the best vegan and vegetarian products around, they have an incredible kitchen, a selection of raw and delicious cakes and almond milk options for days.
Thea Tea Shop – 110 Gawler Place, Adelaide.
As you can imagine, there’s ample amounts of tea to choose from on the menu. They dish up a range of vegan and vegetarian noodle dishes and delicious fried rice (which may I add is very challenging to come across vegan) to their loving customers. Think curry rice, old style noodle soup and even vegan prawns.
The Watershed Cafe – 665 Salisbury Highway, Mawson Lakes.
There’s plenty of choices for breakfast and lunch to enjoy on the expansive decking and in the tranquil surroundings. Whether you looking for choices to savour, graze or share, the watershed cafe has delightful dishes for all.
UTONIC – available from Poké Me: 92 Gawler Pl, Adelaide and Cibo Espresso, Sushi Train and Soul Origin.
A drink that’s entirely vegan and tastes good? Sign us up! Not only are these bad boys tasty as heck, but they are jam-packed full of all that healthy stuff that’ll make you feel like a million bucks. Instead of a generic orange juice, why not choose a drink that’s scientifically made to help your insides, whether that’s giving you a natural hit of energy during that 3pm slump or help repair your body after a big night of celebrations. See the full lists of stockists here.
Veggie Vie – 16 McHenry St Adelaide.
Freshly cooked, healthy vegetarian and vegan burgers using ingredients all colours of the rainbow. Not only are their serving sizes generous, even non-vegos would happily demolish one of Veggie Velo well-known Adelaide burgers.
V-Spot Pizza – 385 Magill Rd, St Morris
V-Spot are SA’s first plant based pizza bar. Yep, you read right, everything on their menu is plant based. But they aren’t about to balls up a pizza for the sake of making them vegan with their experience of making authentic pizza under their belt. Their motivation comes from delivering a more ethically sound menu that everyone can enjoy. Be sure to follow them on Instagram to see them develop their menu and exactly what a vegan pizza looks like (hint: it’s pretty much the same as any pizza you’ve ever had and just as flippin’ tasty!).
Will & Pascoe – 6 & 7/18-36 Wyatt Street, Adelaide.
This eatery is serving up healthy vegan options, such as shaved broccoli with cashew cream and cranberries salad, falafel wraps and acai bowls. Refreshing and delicious.
Windy Point Restaurant – Windy Point Lookout, Belair Rd, Belair.
Undoubtedly one of Adelaide’s most premium restaurants. The views, the service, the menu are all incredible. They also have an entirely vegetarian menu available, ask your waiter for the vegan options.
Zambrero’s -2/214/216 Rundle St & 1/46-50 Hindley Street Adelaide (and Norwood, Unley, Glenelg, North Adelaide, Paralowie).
Zambrero’s are the best place for a late night snack after a night out or simply for lunch. They’ll give you double beans and rice and did you know the GUAC is free? Any vego/vegan burritos get free guacamole. They’re now making spiced cauliflower that gives a meaty texture and black rice.
Zenhouse Yum Cha – 17-19 Bent St, Adelaide and & 462 Port Rd, West Hindmarsh.
You’ve probably walked past this place 100 times and not noticed this quiant asian cafe. A full vegetarian and vegan menu from dumplings to soy chicken to spring rolls, burgers. And the vast flavours of tea are tranquil and tasty.
Zig Zag Pizzeria – 8/865 North East Road, Modbury.
For all the northerners and cravers of classic and gourmet pizzas Zig Zag have the yummiest and most filling range of meat free comfort food. We’re talking the vegan schnitzels and parmy’s, pasta’s and AB’s; but the food that keeps you coming back is the huge range of their brilliant oven pizzas.