Plant-Based Restaurants in Florida
A plant-based diet builds meals around vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds. It minimizes animal products and processed foods but is more flexible than strict veganism. It is linked to lower risk of heart disease, diabetes, and obesity when built on whole foods.
Foods Allowed
- Vegetables
- fruits
- whole grains
- beans
- lentils
- nuts
- seeds
- healthy oils
- with small amounts of animal foods if desired.
Foods to Avoid
- Limit or minimize meat
- full-fat dairy
- eggs
- refined grains
- sugary drinks
- and processed foods.
69 Plant-Based Restaurants
Restaurants with plant-based-friendly menus, sorted by menu match.
122 CANTALOUPE
DINNER IS SERVED RESTAURANT
PLAYA BOWLS
MEAT THE VEGGIES
107 FAN FAVORITES
BENGAL INDIAN CUISINE
BurgerFi
CUBANOS CHIRINGUITOS
La Pescheria
The Spice & Tea Exchange® of John's Pass
Jeff's Bagel Run
SMOOTHIE SPOT DORAL
SMOOTHIE SPOT PINECREST
SOGNO D ELITE
SOGNO D ELITE EVENTS
SOLCHIKI
VANDERBILT MANSION
VIVO
Diego's Burrito Factory
Senzu Noodle Bar and Boba
Caddy's Saint Pete Beach
FOGON DEL CIBAO
SABOR Y SAZON PERUANO
STREET BAR
Saint Pete Bagel Company
Dockside Pizza Co.
GHEE INDIAN KITCHEN
TONY'S CHICKEN SHACK
100FUEGOS SABOR
SWAGAT INDIAN KITCHEN
ARCADIA GRILL
Bakery Boys
Dave's Hot Chicken
DEVIL FRUIT TEA STUDIO
DON JEDIONDO
JJ’S GUILTY PLEASURE
KIDDO BURGERS
LA COTE
LA PERLA DEL SUR
LIV
LOS CARINGAS LATIN AMERICAN FOOD
LOS PARADOS RESTAURANT
MI SANDWICH CUBANO
NAPOLITANO RESTAURANT
Nice Guys Pizza
Parkside Sandwich & Shoppe
Savvy Sliders
Shula Burger
SIMPLY DELICIOUS
SMOOTHIE SPOT HIALEAH
Tabla
WANDERLUST
WORLD FAMOUS THEO'S SEAFOOD & PASTA
New Punjab Indian Restaurant
Altitude Burgers
Chef Chen Chinese Restaurant
CHEZ LE BEBE RESTAURANT
Dominic's II
FLORA PLANT KITCHEN
FUKU
MARAKAS PIZZA CORAL WAY
TAJ MAHAL INDIAN CUISINE
NAUTILUS
PATIPERROS
POKADOMIAMI
LA ISLA CAFETERIA
THAI HOUSE II RESTAURANT
STREET DAWGS (LEVY @ MARLINS STADIUM)
Paris Banh Mi
Common Questions About Plant-Based
Is plant-based the same as vegan?
Not exactly. Plant-based can still include small amounts of animal foods, while vegan excludes them entirely.
Can I still eat meat sometimes?
Yes. The goal is to make plants the foundation, with meat and dairy as occasional additions.
Will I get enough protein?
Yes. Beans, lentils, tofu, nuts, seeds, and whole grains supply plenty of protein across the day.
Are processed vegan foods healthy?
Not always. Highly processed plant foods can be high in sugar, salt, and fat. Favor whole foods.
What nutrients need attention?
Vitamin B12 and iron, especially if you eat few animal products. A dietitian can help you plan.
A plant-based diet builds meals around vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds. It minimizes animal products and processed foods but is more flexible than strict veganism. It is linked to lower risk of heart disease, diabetes, and obesity when built on whole foods.