New Series: Vegan and Vegetarian - Washington DC Restaurant Best Bets
/To make your Washington DC travels easier, we here at Urban Atlas are tackling food and restaurants. Any traveler knows that finding good food options near where you are or are going to be has been getting easier, but it’s not still not easy to figure out the best options. This is doubly true for those with dietary restrictions. I know this acutely, as my significant other is vegan, and we spend a fair amount of time trudging to out of the way vegan friendly restaurants to eat.
Outdoor dining at q and 17th streets nw. CC: Elvert Barnes
So this new series will be presenting great vegan and vegetarian options (and honestly, these are good options for everybody).
This list will be organized in two ways; the first is category are restaurants worth going out of your way - these locations are good enough that you can make them an organized stop around them. The second category is sight seeing friendly restaurants and establishments that make a good and easy stop as you work through the Washington DC main sites. If you have any particular questions or are looking for specific suggestions not included on this list, leave a comment and we will answer it as best as we can.
The below list will be updated as we continue to add new locations.
Worth going out of your way: Vegan and Vegetarian Best Options
Fancy Radish: A top rated plant-based restaurant where all eaters will be happy
Sightseeing friendly Vegan and Vegetarian Best Options
Lunch near National Air and Space Museum and Hirshhorn Museum: L’Enfant Plaza Food Court - Amsterdam Falafel and Roti
“Just a quick walk from the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Southwest Washington DC is the L’Enfant Plaza Food Court, which is by far the best option for lunch in this part of town. Urban Atlas recommends it for a quick and easy lunch (or snack) this is convenient, affordable, and friendly to all diets. It’s also convenient for travelers visiting the Hirshhorn Museum and the Museum of the American Indian.”