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Find your next vegan meal in Seattle

Six stops for breakfast, Vietnamese food, pizza, a seasonal tasting dinner and vegan doughnuts — with clear kitchen labels, menus and location previews.

Choose a dedicated vegan kitchen or a clearly labelled vegetarian option. Cafe Flora is vegetarian, not fully vegan; the profiles explain what to order and which branch to visit.

6 restaurant & bakery profilesSeattle city locationsResearch: 18 Sep 2026

Searching for vegan restaurants in Seattle, WA? Start with the meal you need, then check the neighbourhood and service window. An early coffee stop, a bakery visit and a reserved tasting dinner solve different parts of a food itinerary.

Choose your kind of meal

Breakfast & brunch

Cafe Red for vegan breakfast sandwiches; Cafe Flora for a sit-down meal with vegan choices.

Lunch & dinner

ChuMinh Tofu for Vietnamese food, Pi for pizza and Harvest Beat for a planned evening.

Something sweet

Dough Joy in Ballard for vegan doughnuts. Keep this bakery stop separate from a full savoury meal.

Restaurants in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

Cafe Red

Othello · Rainier Valley

Fully veganBreakfastCoffee shop

A savoury plant-based start to the day

Cafe Red's menu includes breakfast burritos, pesto sandwiches, avocado toast and coffee drinks. Its FAQ confirms that the food, pastries and drinks are vegan; familiar bacon, chorizo and egg-style names describe plant-based preparations.

Before you order: Use the current menu for seasonal choices. This is a daytime stop, so arrange a separate dinner rather than assuming the coffee shop stays open into the evening.

Highlights: Breakfast burritos, sandwiches and an all-vegan coffee menu.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusFully vegan food and drinks
Address7148 Martin Luther King Jr Way S
Seattle, WA 98118
United States
Published hoursMonday–Friday: 7:00 am–2:00 pm
Saturday–Sunday: 8:00 am–2:00 pm
Meal planningBreakfast, coffee and an earlier daytime meal

Confirm seasonal items and holiday opening times before visiting.

ChuMinh Tofu & Vegan Deli

Chinatown–International District · South Jackson Street

Fully veganVietnameseBuffet & banh mi

Vietnamese meals at the South Jackson branch

ChuMinh combines a vegan Vietnamese buffet with sandwiches, tofu dishes and noodles. The operator distinguishes unlimited dine-in buffet service from takeaway boxes priced by weight, giving you two different ways to plan a meal.

Before you order: Select the South Jackson location when ordering or navigating. The business also lists an MLK Way branch with a different schedule; this profile does not refer to that address.

Highlights: Vegan buffet, banh mi and Vietnamese comfort food.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusPlant-based Vietnamese kitchen
Address1043 S Jackson St
Seattle, WA 98104
United States
Published hoursTuesday–Saturday: 11:00 am–8:00 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am–7:00 pm
Monday: closed
Buffet serviceDine-in buffet or takeaway by weight; confirm the day's selection.

Hours above apply to South Jackson Street, not the second Seattle location.

Pi Vegan Pizzeria

University District · Roosevelt Way NE

Fully veganPizzaLunch & dinner

Pizza without dairy-cheese substitutions

Pi explicitly states that its entire menu is vegan. Its pizzas use vegetable toppings and plant-based cheeses, with options such as cashew ricotta and pesto alongside familiar pizza-shop sides.

Before you order: Arrive more than half an hour before closing for a whole pizza. The restaurant switches off its ovens 30 minutes before closing and serves slices only during that final window.

Highlights: A dedicated vegan pizzeria with dine-in and takeaway.

InformationDetails
Vegan status100% vegan restaurant
Address5301 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105
United States
Published hoursMonday–Wednesday: 4:00–9:00 pm
Thursday: 11:00 am–9:00 pm
Friday–Saturday: 11:00 am–10:00 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am–8:00 pm
Last ordersOvens off 30 minutes before closing; slices only after that.

Check the current menu and any specific ingredient requirements with the restaurant.

Harvest Beat

Wallingford · North 45th Street

Fully veganTasting menuDinner

A seasonal five-course evening

Harvest Beat serves a fixed vegan dinner built around seasonal ingredients. This is a planned tasting-menu experience rather than an all-day cafe: the published times are dinner seatings, not the start of a flexible drop-in window.

Before you order: Reserve your evening and discuss dietary requirements in advance. Use the current North 45th Street address below, and consult the latest menu instead of expecting a dish from an older review.

Highlights: A seasonal, five-course vegan dinner.

InformationDetails
Vegan status100% vegan
Address1711 N 45th St
Seattle, WA 98103
United States
Dinner seatingsWednesday–Saturday: 7:00 pm
Sunday: 6:30 pm
FormatFixed five-course dinner; check the current reservation terms and menu.

A listed seating time does not guarantee reservation availability.

Dough Joy — Ballard

Ballard · NW Market Street

Vegan doughnutsBakeryBallard branch

A small-batch bakery stop

Dough Joy makes its doughnuts with plant-based ingredients and rotates special flavours. The Ballard shop is a useful sweet stop rather than a full restaurant meal; pair it with one of the savoury entries when planning a longer day.

Before you order: Check the day's selection. Gluten-free doughnuts are available, but the operator expressly says this is not a gluten-free facility. Confirm drinks separately from the doughnut menu.

Highlights: Vegan doughnuts and rotating bakery specials.

InformationDetails
Vegan offeringAll doughnuts are made with plant-based ingredients.
Address2052 NW Market St
Seattle, WA 98107
United States
Published hoursWednesday–Thursday & Sunday: 7:00 am–4:00 pm
Friday–Saturday: 7:00 am–9:00 pm
Monday–Tuesday: closed
Branch checkThis profile covers Ballard, not West Seattle.

Bakery availability can differ from the selection shown in photos.

Cafe Flora

Madison Valley · East Madison Street

Vegetarian · vegan optionsBrunchSit-down dining

Vegetarian dining with clearly identified vegan choices

Cafe Flora offers seasonal vegetarian food in a dining room with an atrium and patio. The operator confirms that many dishes are vegan or available vegan on request, making it a useful alternative for a sit-down breakfast, brunch or dinner.

How to order vegan: Choose a labelled vegan dish or explicitly request the vegan preparation. Confirm the complete plate rather than assuming a vegetarian breakfast excludes eggs and dairy.

Highlights: Seasonal cooking and weekend brunch.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusVegetarian kitchen with vegan choices; not fully vegan
Address2901 E Madison St
Seattle, WA 98112
United States
Published hoursMonday–Friday: 9:00 am–9:00 pm
Saturday–Sunday: 8:00 am–2:30 pm & 5:00–9:00 pm
Branch checkCafe Flora in Madison Valley, not Floret at the airport.

Seasonal menus and service windows may change; review the relevant meal menu before visiting.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Seattle

Start with a breakfast kitchen

Cafe Red's breakfast sandwiches and burritos offer a straightforward vegan morning. Choose the actual breakfast menu rather than treating any cafe with plant milk as a complete meal option.

Separate brunch from bakery stops

Cafe Flora provides a sit-down alternative with vegan choices. Dough Joy works better for a doughnut break; leave space for a savoury meal elsewhere.

Ask about the whole plate when modifying a vegetarian dish: bread, spreads, sauces and sides matter as much as the main ingredient.

Plan your Seattle food stops

Use the exact location

These entries cover several neighbourhoods, not one walkable restaurant cluster. Open each location before setting your route and keep branch-specific hours attached to the correct address.

Match the service format

Leave room in your schedule for a reserved dinner, and check kitchen cutoffs before a late pizza stop. Opening hours alone do not promise that every menu item is still being served.

Keep a backup meal for holidays or sold-out specials. For another Pacific Northwest destination, compare our Portland vegan restaurant guide.

Frequently asked questions

Are all six places fully vegan restaurants?

No. The guide distinguishes dedicated vegan kitchens, a vegan-doughnut business and Cafe Flora's vegetarian kitchen with vegan choices. Use the badge on each profile rather than assuming every menu is identical.

Where should I start for vegan breakfast?

Cafe Red offers a dedicated vegan breakfast menu. For a longer sit-down meal, compare the vegan choices on Cafe Flora's current breakfast or brunch menu.

Does this guide include airport restaurants?

No. Every profile uses the Seattle street address displayed in its table. Cafe Flora here is the Madison Valley restaurant, not the group's airport business.

Do Google photos guarantee that a dish is vegan?

No. The photos are external place previews, not editorial ingredient verification. Follow the current menu and the ordering notes, especially at vegetarian or mixed-menu businesses.

Research notes and image credit

Operator websites, menus and location pages were reviewed on September 18, 2026. Sources appear beside each venue. Hours, dishes and availability can change. This guide does not claim personal visits, tastings, live reservations or review scores. Discuss any ingredient or preparation requirements with staff.

Featured city photograph: Seattle skyline from Kerry Park, October 2019, by SounderBruce, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. WordPress resizes the image and the theme may crop its display. It illustrates Seattle, not a featured restaurant; adapted versions retain the same licence.

Optional photos, location maps and place information use Google Maps / Places UI Kit after you allow Google Maps in our privacy banner. Google receives your IP address and technical request information and may process data outside the EU. Food shown is not necessarily vegan. Privacy settings · Privacy policy · Google Privacy Policy · Google Maps terms

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