Below is a list of the top and leading Vegan Restaurants in Indianapolis. To help you find the best Vegan Restaurants located near you in Indianapolis, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Indianapolis’ Best Vegan Restaurants:
The top rated Vegan Restaurants in Indianapolis are:
- Tlaolli – is accepting online orders for curbside pickup
- Tinker Street Restaurant – is a seven-dollar ride from downtown hotels
- Ezra’s Enlightened Cafe – is a sanctuary of vibrant, healing food and sharing of knowledge
- Public Greens – is a contemporary cafeteria featuring locally grown produce, compassionately raised proteins, and homemade desserts
- The Garden Table – have a diversity of options for catering in-house and off-site events
Tlaolli
Tlaolli is accepting online orders for curbside pickup. Tlaolli is a takeaway restaurant with local, fresh tamales and traditional Mexican dishes–all reinvention with a modern take on flavor, style, and for your health. For instance, their tamales reinvent tradition by using 100% olive oil instead of lard for a great flavor that is heart-healthy.
Catering is obtainable in Indianapolis and the surrounding areas with their full menu or customized options to fit your event including their tamales and many other items. Its catering is ideal for parties, business lunches, or any occasion where guests will want something fun and original.
Products/Services:
Menu, Catering, Curbside Pickup
LOCATION:
Address: 2830 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46201
Phone: (317) 410-9507
Website: www.tlaolli.net
REVIEWS:
“This place is beyond amazing. We’ve been coming here regularly now for two years and they have never disappointed. They’re also vegan-friendly with an abundance of options. They put SO much flavor in their dishes that each bite just keeps getting better!! We love their Flameadas, ALL their taco options, and their poblano cheese tamales.” – Christine W.
Tinker Street Restaurant
Tinker Street Restaurant is a pleasant stroll for neighbors and a scenic drive from all parts of town. They are nestled in historic Herron-Morton Place and near the Old Northside Historic District. It is a nod to 16th Street’s name during the dirt-road days of the 1800s. Now, they are a seven-dollar ride from downtown hotels.
Its dinner menu changes with the seasons. It takes full benefit of the flavors of fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are abundant and clearly marked on the menu.
Products/Services:
Menu, Reservations, Gift Cards
LOCATION:
Address: 402 E 16th St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: (317) 925-5000
Website: www.tinkerstreetindy.com
REVIEWS:
“Amazing. Mouthwatering. My appetite is satisfying. This was an absolute experience. I was so thoroughly pleased with the class and courtesy as well as the friendliness of the staff. The entire meal was an experience and left my taste buds wanting more. The salad had me thrown back and complete loss for words. The flavors and textures blended wonderfully. The pork belly dish was pristinely cooked and properly finished with the right amount of heat and zing. This meal was one of the best meals I’ve had in quite a long time. Not only was the food amazing but the staff also was knowledgeable and quick. Hats off to the owner for this experience.” – Pantelis G.
Ezra’s Enlightened Cafe
Ezra’s Enlightened Cafe is a sanctuary of vibrant, healing food and sharing of knowledge. They are a dairy-free, processed sugar-free, GMO-free, and gluten-free cafe. You will not find any animal products on their menu with the exclusion of raw local sustainably sourced honey. They strive to be as close to 100% organic as possible, meaning they use only organic to the best of their knowledge and they do not serve food that is genetically modified.
Their cafe and their food are their love offering to every customer who walks through their door. Every fragment of food at Ezra’s is made from chefs who put love and good energy into each dish.
Products/Services:
Menu, Classes, Gift Cards, Memberships
LOCATION:
Address: 6516 Ferguson St, Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: (317) 255-3972
Website: www.ezrasenlightenedcafe.com
REVIEWS:
“I was in need of some fresh juice and wellness shots while visiting Indianapolis, and found this gem! Not only were they delicious, but there was also a wonderful menu of fresh, healthy food that will fuel your body and nourish your soul. Whether you are gluten-free free, have allergies, or vegan, you will find something here to satisfy you. They also have taken careful measures and responses to the pandemic while serving you. Excellent job!” – Tara A.
Public Greens
Public Greens is a contemporary cafeteria featuring locally grown produce, compassionately raised proteins, and homemade desserts. A proportion of profits go instantly to The Patachou Foundation to help its mission to serve nutrient-dense, scratch-made meals to children in their community who live with daily pervasive food insecurity.
Products/Services:
Menu, Order Online, Events, Dine-In, Delivery
LOCATION:
Address: 900 E 64th St, Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: (317) 964-0865
Website: www.publicgreensurbankitchen.com
REVIEWS:
“Food is always great! Love the vibe and service there.” – Jentura S.
The Garden Table
The Garden Table encourages you to follow their tips to assist in a successful cleanse and amplify the results; but most importantly, to listen to your body and do what feels right for you. Their two levels of cleanses come in three and five-day packages, and contain five juices and one nut milk per day.
They have a diversity of options for catering in-house and off-site events, from boxed lunches to rehearsal dinners. Their catering menu is priced per person, and they offer these for in-house events, as well as pickup and delivery.
Products/Services:
Menus, Cleanse, Catering, Events
LOCATION:
Address: 908 E Westfield Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: (317) 737-2531
Website: www.thegardentable.com
REVIEWS:
“One of the best and wholesome meals in recent memory. My new favorite breakfast burrito!” – Isaac A.
Shera Elliott graduated from the New Mexico State University with a major in biology and a minor in Biological Basis of Behavior & Health Care Management. Shera grew up in Los Angeles, but moved to Las Cruces for college. Shera has written for several major publications including the Albuquerque Journal and NPR. Shera is a community reporter and also covers stories important important to all Americans.