Best Vegan Restaurants in Downtown

Great place! The food was top notch; we had the onion soup w/gruyere croutons, the squid's ink bomba rice with seafood, and the salmon. The food was everything a one-star place should be - beautiful, well seasoned, creative, and well presented. Service was truly exceptional- very professional but also warm and personal. We will definitely return.

Taste Bar & Kitchen was an amazing experience. The food was great and did not take long at all to come to our table. The mimosas were very tasty. The service was great, we were sorted promptly upon arrival with our reservation. The server explained the menu thoroughly and helped my party & I make decisions when we were indecisive. Taste offers a wide variety of food selections from soul food to salads. Photos are also taken that are available for purchase at time of checkout. Overall, great time and delicious food. I would recommend!!

Tarsha was an excellent server (though very busy, so we rarely saw her). The management team was stellar in delivering food and checking in. Everyone there was really great. The food was not worth the price point, in my opinion, even on Valentine's Day. The venue itself is gorgeous.

I feel lucky to have ended up at Hearsay in my first night in town. I dined alone, but didn’t feel like a sore thumb. The host and waiter were friendly and welcoming. The coffee is excellent. I had the salmon for dinner and it was tasty; from the fish itself to the grilled vegetables. I don’t know that you can go wrong here.

How this only had a 3.9 rating on Open Table when we booked, I'll never know. The restaurant itself was absolutely unique and fantastic. It was unusually inexpensive, especially for that type of restaurant. The food was incredible. The only downside was the small portions- so think 'super fancy restaurant with small portions', but honestly I just ordered a second helping and it was great. Two of us, with drinks, under $100, including tip. We were greeted with Champaign for my wife's birthday. Once caution: the check in process is SLOW because they take you through a metal detector, get your name and ID and then send you up in an elevator two by two. Takes a bit to park in the parking garage across the street too (which is $22- city garage I think, or private). The Foundation Room is on the street level, so don't go to the big House of Blues sign and to the 3rd floor like we did. One other piece- there is NOT live music. There is dinner, then there is a separate show that is booked separately. That wasn't overly clear when I booked. BUT, as a dinner venue, it was a home run. 5.0 all the way.