Exploring Green Delights: A Culinary Journey through Buffalo's Vibrant Vegetarian Scene
Buffalo, New York, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, diverse community, and, of course, its mouthwatering cuisine. While the city has long been associated with hearty meat-centric dishes like chicken wings, it has also embraced the growing trend of vegetarianism. In recent years, Buffalo has witnessed a surge in vegetarian restaurants, offering a delectable array of plant-based delights. Join us on a culinary journey as we explore some of the best vegetarian restaurants in Buffalo, where flavorful and innovative dishes await discerning palates.
SUNSHINE VEGAN EATS
Located on Jefferson Ave in Buffalo, Sunshine Vegan Eats offers comfort vegan food and fresh pressed juices, and desserts.
From their website "What makes us one of the best places to eat in New York? Most people say it's because of: The food-Our delectable vegan options have earned rave reviews from dozens of satisfied customers. Check out our Facebook page to see for yourself. The fresh vibe-Our restaurant combines the freshest natural ingredients, fun recipes, and a fully modern interior for a truly sunny experience. The friendly atmosphere-Our clean and cozy dining room is family-friendly, and you can expect the highest level of customer service from our staff. Find your own reason to love our restaurant by visiting Sunshine Vegan Eats today."
Amy's Place
Located on Main St in Buffalo, Amy's Place is a Low-key, cash-only diner plating classic & vegan Lebanese & American comfort food.
From their website: "Vegetarian and vegan restaurant, half diner, half diy event space. Unique house made menu items, with music, art shows, and comedy! Check out our event calendar, go to our website to book one!"
Cafe 59
Located on Allen St in Buffalo, Cafe 59 serves coffee drinks, sandwiches & vegan fare in spacious digs lined with local art & homey furnishings.
From their website: "Cafe 59 serves up some of Buffalo’s best drinks and eats in a full service restaurant, transitioning from an upbeat lunch spot to an eclectic dinner venue. The real gold can be found in the many house made ingredients, including the Soups, Red Sauce, Focaccia Bread and Salad Dressings, as well as house Roasted Vegetables and Meats. Aside from boasting the best Chicken Finger Sub in town, Café 59’s offerings range from lunch sandwiches such as the Reuben to dinner entrees like the Teriyaki Stir Fry guaranteed to please any who range from vegan to obligate carnivore."
Betty's
Located on Virginia St in Buffalo, Betty's offers globally inspired comfort food & weekend brunch delivered in quirky digs decorated with local art.
From their website: "Opening in October, 2004, Betty's quickly won the hearts and loyalty of Buffalonians with its cheerful, sunny dining room, it's friendly and funky staff, and it's moderately priced eclectic cuisine. Betty's food is simple, fresh and creative, drawing on American and international influences, resulting in food that is wholesome, interesting, and unpretentious."