Sen Yai Sen Lek

It had been awhile since my last visit to Sen Yai Sen Lek, located in Northeast Minneapolis. I don't remember the name of the dish I ordered, but it was tasty. Be sure to ask for the vegetarian/vegan menu!

Bad Waitress and Glam Doll

Amsterdam Hash for breakfast at The Bad Waitress, followed by a vegan donut from Glam Doll.

Pimento Jamaican Kitchen

I had Uber Eats deliver Curry Veggies from Pimento Jamaican Kitchen to my front door. But you can also visit them on Eat Street in Minneapolis. They label the vegan items as such.  

Pizza Luce

I tried another Pizza Luce brunch item that I hadn't previously checked out.  Enjoyed the Little Surfer at the Roseville location. It's the vegan version of the Baja Burrito Verde, with mock duck and tofu.

Moroccan Flavors

After seeing a review calling Moroccan Flavors a dream for vegans and vegetarians, we checked it out ASAP. Ordered the Vegetable Tagine. Seemed so healthy that we ordered fries as well. ;-) Located in the Midtown Global Market.

Agra Culture

I finally tried the griddle cakes at Agra Culture Kitchen & Press and can definitely recommend them. Vegan and gluten free. 

Amy's Cupcake Shoppe

Amy's Cupcake Shoppe, located in downtown Hopkins, has vegan/gluten free cupcakes!!!

Hola Arepa

Hola Arepa has two arepas (cornmeal griddle cake sandwiches) that can be made vegan upon request, in addition to a couple of small plates.  I had them veganize the Black Bean & Queso Fresco arepa.  Delicious.  The yuca fries are also quite tasty.

Blaze Pizza

So happy to see another pizza chain, Blaze Pizza, offering vegan cheese on their menu. Similar to PizzaRev, this place offers Daiya on a pizza that's made quickly and is offered at a reasonable price. When I asked for vegan cheese, the person making my pizza kindly asked if I'd like her to change gloves before proceeding. PizzaRev has vegan sausage, which is probably the only significant difference that I noticed between the two chains. Blaze currently has two Twin Cities area locations, Minneapolis (Stadium Village) and St. Louis Park.

Reverie Cafe & Bar

Reverie is the new mostly vegan place at Franklin and Nicollet. I had the Cubano, which includes "pulled jackfruit in a smoky sauce served on a Vietnamese French roll with garlic aioli and pickled onions." Really good stuff! I think the restaurant is completely vegan except that they offer dairy milk, presumably for people who want it in their coffee.