It used to be somewhat tough to eat out as a vegetarian. Now, most restaurants offer vegetarian and even vegan options, so patrons can rest easy knowing that no animals were harmed in the making of their food.
Some restaurants in Kelowna have really gone above and beyond to create delicious, vegetarian-friendly dishes. Here are the top three spots to grab some veggie food in Kelowna, as voted by you!
The Naked Cafe is a plant-based restaurant in downtown Kelowna. Their mission is to “serve delicious, affordable vegan food that makes animals and humans equally happy”.
Offering familiar favourites with healthy and vegan twists, The Naked Cafe has a menu that appeals to vegans and vegetarians alike. And with items like BBQ Pulled Pork Sammy, Grilled Cheez and Bakon Cheezburgers on the menu, even non-veggies who are wanting to give the whole plant-based thing a shot are sure to find something they’ll enjoy!
The Chopped Leaf is a franchise restaurant that specializes in healthy salads, wraps, soups and sandwiches. Patrons love the options to customize their meal, with protein options including vegetarian alternatives like tofu, quinoa or eggs.
Many of the options on the menu, like the Bowl No. 1 and the Southwest Wrap, include ingredients like beans or chickpeas which means you can skip the meat but still get some protein.
Mad Mango Cafe has truly become a staple in the downtown Kelowna food scene. The “hole-in-the-wall”, family owned restaurant serves delicious Malaysian inspired food, and offers vegetarian options for almost every item on the menu.
Whether you’re craving some fresh salad rolls or a comforting laksa soup, Mad Mango Cafe has got you covered.
The next time you’re craving some yummy vegetarian food, you know where to go! Where’s your go-to place to eat vegetarian?
To see all 10 nominees for Kelowna's Best Vegetarian, click here.
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To see the full results for all 143 categories of Best of Kelowna 2017, click here.
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