Vegan and plant-based in Asbury Park, NJ
9 places in Asbury Park, 2 of them fully plant-based kitchens. Menus change, so call ahead if a dish matters to you.
Kaya's Kitchen100% vegan
Kaya's Kitchen is a fully plant-based restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Everything on the menu is vegan, so there is no substituting, no checking, and no explaining your order.
Sprout House Vegan Vegetarian Food Truck100% vegan
Sprout House Vegan Vegetarian Food Truck is a fully plant-based restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Everything on the menu is vegan, so there is no substituting, no checking, and no explaining your order.
Juice Basin
Juice Basin is a juice and smoothie bar in Asbury Park, New Jersey, serving cold-pressed juice, blends, and bowls. Honey and whey protein are the two things that quietly turn a smoothie non-vegan, so ask.
Pulp Asbury
Pulp Asbury is a juice and smoothie bar in Asbury Park, New Jersey, serving cold-pressed juice, blends, and bowls. Honey and whey protein are the two things that quietly turn a smoothie non-vegan, so ask.
Crust & Crumble Pizzeria
Crust & Crumble Pizzeria is a vegetarian restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Lentil Tree
Lentil Tree is a vegetarian restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Lime
Lime is a vegetarian restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Parmagianni
Parmagianni is a vegetarian restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Twisted Tree Cafe
Twisted Tree Cafe is a vegetarian restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.