Montréal · October 31, 2026 · 4 min read

Eating Vegan in Montréal: Our Best Local Recommendations

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Montréal is famous for its bagels, its poutine, its endless brunches and restaurants serving food from all over the world. But when you’re vegan, finding a place that offers more than a sad salad or a plate of steamed vegetables can get complicated.

The good news: Montréal is full of pleasant surprises, and you can absolutely enjoy the city’s food scene without eating animal products. Burgers, sushi, ramen, brunch, pastries… there’s no shortage of options.

Whether you live here or you’re just visiting, here’s our selection of spots to discover the city and its specialties without giving up the pleasure of eating well.

3 spotsBrunch spots and cafés

Vegan brunch dishes in Montréal
brunch, the vegan way

Café des Habitudes Plant-based

A café serving plant-based breakfast and brunch: dishes made with seasonal ingredients, plant-based drinks and a nice selection of pastries.

→ 1104 Rue Saint-Zotique Est

Archway 100% vegan

A fully vegan restaurant in Verdun with brunch plates, bowls, veggie-forward dishes and plenty of sweet and savoury options. A great spot for brunch or lunch.

→ 3683 Rue Wellington, Verdun

Aux Vivres 100% vegan

A Montréal classic for bowls, salads, sandwiches and brunch. Go for their famous dragon bowls and wraps.

→ 4631 Boulevard Saint-Laurent

2 spotsBurgers and fast food

Veganarie 100% vegan

Burgers, sandwiches, fries and all kinds of comfort food. The place to go when you’re craving a classic burger, minus the meat.

→ 19H Rue du Centre-Commercial, Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Falafel Yoni Vegan options

Falafel specialists: pitas, platters and Middle Eastern toppings. Several vegan options, including falafel with veggies and hummus.

→ 54 Rue Saint-Viateur Ouest

5 spots100% vegan Asian restaurants

Vegan sushi platter at Bloom Sushi
Bloom Sushi ♡

Sushi without fish, ramen without pork broth, Thai curries without meat: Montréal’s vegan Asian scene is one of the best surprises of the city.

If you only try one, start with Bloom. The creations are as pretty as they are good.

Bloom Sushi 100% vegan

Entirely vegan sushi: maki, nigiri and creative rolls made with vegetables, mushrooms and other plant-based ingredients. A must for Japanese food lovers.

→ 288 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest

Sushi Momo 100% vegan

A wide variety of fish-free sushi: maki, original creations with mushrooms, tofu and vegetables, plus dishes to share. A great way to rediscover sushi.

→ 3609 Rue Saint-Denis

Umami Ramen & Izakaya 100% vegan

Ramen with several broths and homemade noodles, gyoza and small izakaya-style plates.

→ 6660 Rue Clark

ChuChai 100% vegan

Traditional Thai dishes reinvented without meat: curries, noodles, stir-fries and their famous crispy mock duck.

→ 4088 Rue Saint-Denis

Chai-Yo 100% vegan

Vegan Thai street food: pad thai, curries, rice dishes, soups and more. Perfect for discovering Thai cuisine without animal products.

→ 3603 Rue Saint-Denis

3 spotsInternational cuisine

Vegan burger and nachos at Lola Rosa
comfort food at Lola Rosa

LOV 100% vegan

Modern, creative plant-based cuisine: salads, pasta, burgers and more. They also serve brunch.

→ 464 Rue McGill

Lola Rosa 100% vegan

Generous, comforting food: burgers, nachos, poutine and vegan versions of all the classics.

→ 545 Rue Milton · 276 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest

TULA 100% vegan

Cuisine inspired by Indian traditions: balanced dishes built on vegetables, rice, legumes and spices. Full of flavour.

→ 5258 Boulevard Saint-Laurent

4 spotsBakeries, pastries and desserts

Vegâteau 100% vegan

A fully vegan pastry shop: cupcakes, éclairs, macarons, tarts and layer cakes. Several creations are gluten-free too.

→ 5610 Boulevard Saint-Laurent

Café Dei Campi 100% vegan

An Italian-inspired café and pastry shop with pastries, cookies and plant-based milk drinks. Perfect for a sweet break.

→ 6201 Rue Chabot

Vegan pastries and croissants
yes, they’re all vegan

Rawesome 100% vegan

Raw vegan desserts made mostly from nuts, fruit and plant-based ingredients, with plenty of gluten-free options.

→ 151 Rue Gounod

Zébulon 100% vegan

Vegan pastries and sweet treats. A lovely place to enjoy a pastry with your coffee.

→ 4001 Rue Saint-Denis

5 spotsRestaurants with vegan options

Not every restaurant in Montréal has a fully vegan menu, but some have several vegan dishes. Handy when you’re eating with friends who don’t follow the same diet.

Mandy’s Vegan options

Big, customizable salads. Lots of vegan combos once you pick the right veggies, plant-based proteins and dressings.

→ Several locations, including 2067 Rue Crescent

Le Petit Sao Vegan options

Vietnamese vermicelli bowls, rolls and Asian specialties. Several vegetarian dishes, some of which can be made vegan depending on the sauces and toppings.

→ 440 Rue Saint-François-Xavier

Tamisé Sushi Vegan options

Japanese restaurant with creative sushi, including several vegan rolls made with vegetables and plant-based ingredients.

→ 4721 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est

Resto Végo Vegetarian

A vegetarian buffet-style spot with salads, bowls, hot dishes and desserts. Several options are vegan.

→ 1720 Rue Saint-Denis

Copper Branch 100% vegan

A plant-based chain with bowls, burgers, salads and smoothies. Menus can vary by location.

→ Complexe Desjardins, 150 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest

bagels and poutine are great, but vegan Montréal is a whole other trip.

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