Vegan and plant-based in Walnut Creek, CA
8 places in Walnut Creek, 3 of them fully plant-based kitchens. Menus change, so call ahead if a dish matters to you.
Mas Veggies Vegan Taqueria100% vegan
Mas Veggies Vegan Taqueria is a fully plant-based restaurant in Walnut Creek, California. Everything on the menu is vegan, so there is no substituting, no checking, and no explaining your order.
Vegan Bowls For All100% vegan
Vegan Bowls For All is a fully plant-based restaurant in Walnut Creek, California. Everything on the menu is vegan, so there is no substituting, no checking, and no explaining your order.
Veggie Grill100% vegan
Veggie Grill is a fully plant-based restaurant in Walnut Creek, California. Everything on the menu is vegan, so there is no substituting, no checking, and no explaining your order.
Palmetto Superfoods - Walnut Creek
Palmetto Superfoods - Walnut Creek is a juice and smoothie bar in Walnut Creek, California, serving cold-pressed juice, blends, and bowls. Honey and whey protein are the two things that quietly turn a smoothie non-vegan, so ask. It is part of the Palmetto Superfoods group.
Ike's Love and Sandwiches
Ike's Love and Sandwiches is a plant-based grocery and deli in Walnut Creek, California, useful for the staples that make cooking at home easy: tofu, tempeh, pulses, plant milks, and prepared food to take away. It is part of the Ike's Sandwiches group.
Sweetgreen
Sweetgreen is a salad and grain-bowl counter in Walnut Creek, California. The kitchen is not vegetarian, but build-your-own bowls make a reliable plant-based lunch once you have checked the dressing and skipped the cheese. It is part of the sweetgreen group.
Rooted Coffee Co
Rooted Coffee Co is a vegetarian restaurant in Walnut Creek, California. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Sipeos Restaurant & Bar
Sipeos Restaurant & Bar is a vegetarian restaurant in Walnut Creek, California. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.