Looking for vegetarian options besides salad? Best of Kelowna's vegetarian category winners are delicious to vegetarians and meat-eaters alike, and unlike any vegetarian food you've seen before. Here are our 3 winners for Best Vegetarian Restaurant in Kelowna.
Renegade Kitchen comes in bronze for offering not just 100% plant-based food, but 100% plant-based comfort food. Renegade Kitchen started as a vegan comfort food truck, and proved to be such a hit that they quickly expanded into a restaurant - and it's clear why.
Renegade Kitchen has since begun a 90-minute Supper Club Series event, Wednesday through Sunday where they showcase different special off-menu orders and drinks. This team has a true passion for the art of cooking, and it shows in every meal they offer. These meals include jumbo corn dogs, buffalo chicken poutine, burgers, and mac n' cheese.
Whether you're vegan, vegetarian, or neither, you need to give Renegade Kitchen a try.
Specializing in meat-free, cholesterol-free, and cruelty-free dishes, Naked Cafe is a vegan's dream. Offering meals that taste amazing and are also local, organic and non-GMO, Naked Cafe brings new meaning to the term feel-good food.
You can expect to see meals like pulled pork sandwiches, burgers, and eggs benedict for brunch at Naked Cafe, and yes, they are all vegan. Next time you're craving brunch drop by Naked Cafe for their all-day brunch, all day, every day.
Frankie We Salute You comes in gold this year for Best Vegetarian Restaurant in Kelowna for proving how amazing vegetarian and vegan food can truly be. Weekend brunches with waffles, chorizo bowls and mimosas, wing Wednesdays with Thai Lemongrass cauliflower wings and vegan sushi Sundays are some of the amazing options offered at Frankie We Salute You. You won't believe these are vegetarian.
Thirsty? Try cocktails like You've Met Your Matcha, Sweet Heat Sour, Snap Pea Mojitos and Vegan Ceasars (with nori bacon!).
Frankie We Salute You is a marvel in the vegan and vegetarian world, and a must-try for any fan of delicious, local food.
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