Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Montreal

"With immaculate design and a menu from ex-Crudessence chef Stéphanie Audet, Lov quickly became a hit on the vegetarian scene since opening in 2016, and it has since expanded downtown and to Laval and DIX30. The menu is a solid balance of more health-conscious, "granola" fare, hearty options like burgers and poutines, and items in between like the "smoked beet" sandwich. Takeout orders can be placed online, and delivery is supported by UberEats."

"The picture-perfect vegan-friendly vegetarian chain that is LOV doesn't skimp on the details, whether you visit its Old Montreal or downtown location. Pair its Instagrammable decor with an order of kimchi fries, tempeh steam buns, or a smoothie. It's a great spot to hang before a night on the town."

"Lola Rosa serves up vegetarian fare with global influences that is hearty enough to satisfy even the most voracious of carnivores. Their comforting food has become a favourite of many Montreal residents and can now be found at 4 distinct locations from Old Montreal to Mile End, each with its own unique offerings and ambiance. When you’re there, make sure you check in the drawers of the table and you’ll find tender and quirky notes left behind by past diners."

"Address: 4581 Avenue du Parc, Montréal, QC H2V 4E4Phone: (514) 843-5652Hours: Mon-Tue 5pm-9:30pm, Wed-Thu 11:30am-9:30pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-10:30pm, Sun 11am-9:30pmWebsite: http://lolarosa.ca/en/. With three locations in Montreal and an extensive menu, Lola Rosa is a solid choice for any vegetable lover visiting or living in the city. Though the diverse menu primarily caters towards vegetarians, there are a few options for strict vegans."

"Always super friendly but due to COVID has shut down for long periods of time. Really miss coming in and grabbing ..."

"Sushi Momo is an excellent restaurant specializing in vegan sushi and other Japanese specialities. Sushi Momo opened in 2014 and is run by chef Christian Manuel Ventura Alatorre whose innovative sushi creations are very tasty indeed. It is one of the first restaurants in Montreal to serve vegan sushi and amongst those with the most varieties."

"Sushi Momo is a restaurant that perfectly blends the worlds of refined sushi and creative plant-based cuisine. The dishes that are served at Sushi Momo will likely stand out from any other experience at a sushi restaurant you’ve had, and thats why we love it here. A special shout out to the La Vie En Rose roll, and the papaya salad!"

"You wouldn’t think that a combination of the words “vegan” and “sushi” would be very appetizing, but Sushi Momo is here to prove you wrong: their creative menu is entirely free of animal products."

"Ask any university student or graduate in the city where to find the best cheap vegetarian eats in Montreal, and the answer will always be Restaurant Nilufar. The legendary Middle Eastern institution serves some of the best falafels in town. If you are not in the mood for falafel, there’s also ‘tofu-taouk,’ ‘mushwaram’ and even vegan poutine with fries, falafel and tahini."

"Concordia students are known to chow down on low-priced falafels and pitas here — often served up by Nilufar herself, known for her vibrant personality both on the counter and on Facebook, probably one of the most charmingly honest restaurant pages in town."

"Restaurant Vegano was the first vegan Italian food to make a showcase in Montreal, and we are very grateful for it. Not only do they serve a great menu of veggie-based recreations on favourite Italian classics, but also some dishes with more diverse inspirations. If you’re looking for a delicious vegan cake to bring to a celebration, you can put in an order for one of their impressive and delicious looking cakes."

"They’re a restaurant, a grocery store and a caterer of dishes and take-out meals that are 100% Italian prepared. In addition, they know how important providing you more options when it comes to food selection, they also offer homemade vegan cakes that is sure to satisfy your taste buds. Each week, they introduce a new market with a fresh menu."

"The menu changes weekly so no guarantees their avocado mac and cheese, egg-free omelet pizza, or vegan spaghetti carbonara will be available next time you pass by, but do expect clever twists on a cuisine that's admittedly tricky to veganize. Remember to bring your own wine."

"Definitely one of the trendier spots on this list, Never Apart celebrates the diversity of Montreal’s art scene by showcasing emerging artists from all backgrounds. Currently, they have a few exhibits spotlighting Black artists, and African and Caribbean cultural works."

"A trip to this Brazilian steakhouse’s all-you-can-eat is made all the better when considering it’s one of the best steakhouses in Montreal. The charrascos here—a Brazilian classic—are a culinary classic, where meats like filet mignon, lamb, chicken and homemade sausages are grilled to perfection and served directly to you table on the spit. All you need to do is ask for more as you watch live samba performances."

"A post shared by Milsa Grillades Brésiliennes (@lemilsachurrasco). Food just tastes better when it’s served to you on a spit. Le Milsa serves arguably the best churrasco in the city and they serve a lot of it."

"Whether you are experienced or a novice to sushi, Le Fisshu will amaze you with its wide variety of tasty and refined sushi. You can eat as much as your hunger allows!. In addition, we also serve brochettes, dumplings, several choices of noodles and wide selection of desserts is offered to finish off your meal."