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Find your next vegan meal in Miami

Five plant-based stops for Italian food, Cuban breakfast, Asian-inspired dishes and an all-day café — with one nearby Coral Gables bakery clearly separated from Miami city locations.

This guide focuses on businesses that present their food as vegan or plant-based. L’Artisane is in Coral Gables, not Miami proper. The other four profiles use Miami addresses, and each card keeps its own location, service notes and current operator links.

5 restaurant & bakery profiles4 Miami · 1 nearby Coral GablesResearch: 18 Sep 2026

Looking for vegan restaurants in Miami, FL? Start with the meal and neighborhood you actually need. Wynwood, Coconut Grove, MiMo and the southwest Miami area are separate stops; Coral Gables is a different municipality and is labeled accordingly.

Choose your kind of meal

Breakfast & brunch

Vegan Cuban Cuisine publishes an all-day breakfast from an 8:00 am opening. Holi Vegan lists pancakes and other breakfast/brunch dishes.

Lunch & dinner

Vegan Planet for plant-based Italian food and PLANTA Queen for Asian-inspired dishes and vegan sushi.

Bakery trip

L’Artisane adds a vegan French-style bakery and lunch stop in nearby Coral Gables. Treat it as a separate journey, not a Miami city address.

Restaurants in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking
01

Vegan Planet

Wynwood / Edgewater · NE 2nd Avenue

Fully plant-basedItalianPizza & pasta

Plant-based Italian cooking in central Miami

Vegan Planet describes its food as fully plant-based and builds the menu around Italian formats such as pizza, pasta, gnocchi, risotto, vegan meatballs and tiramisu. It works as a substantial lunch or dinner stop rather than a juice-bar fallback.

Before you order: Use the current menu for availability and prices. Familiar words such as chicken, meatballs and parmesan refer to vegan versions on this plant-based menu, but allergy requirements still need separate confirmation.

Highlights: Vegan pizza, pasta, gnocchi and tiramisu.

Vegan statusPlant-based Italian restaurant; operator states dishes are made without animal products.
Address2320 NE 2nd Ave
Miami, FL 33137
United States
Published hoursSun–Thu: 12:30–10:00 pm
Fri–Sat: 12:30–11:00 pm
Best fitLunch or dinner; not an early breakfast stop.
02

PLANTA Queen — Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove · Grand Avenue

100% plant-basedAsian-inspiredBrunch

Vegan sushi, dumplings and a polished Coconut Grove dining room

PLANTA Queen’s Coconut Grove location explicitly identifies itself as a vegan, 100% plant-based restaurant. The menu includes sushi, nigiri, dumplings, noodles and other Asian-inspired dishes, with a separate brunch menu available at the location.

Before you book: Use the Coconut Grove location page rather than another PLANTA branch. Reservations are available, and the operator also lists delivery and takeout.

Highlights: Vegan sushi, dumplings and weekend-style brunch options.

Vegan status100% plant-based and vegan, explicitly confirmed by the operator.
Address3015 Grand Ave, Suite 201
Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Published hoursMon–Thu: 11:30 am–9:30 pm
Fri: 11:30 am–10:30 pm
Sat: 11:00 am–10:30 pm
Sun: 11:00 am–9:30 pm
PlanningReservations, delivery and takeout are offered.
03

Vegan Cuban Cuisine

Southwest Miami · SW 72nd Street

Fully plant-basedCubanAll-day breakfast

Traditional Cuban flavors rebuilt with plants

Vegan Cuban Cuisine focuses on Cuban dishes made from plant-based ingredients, including house-made bread prepared with olive oil rather than lard. The operator publishes an 8:00 am opening and specifically advertises an all-day breakfast.

Before you order: Breakfast is available all day, while the lunch menu starts at 11:00 am. For severe allergies, use the operator’s allergen information and contact the restaurant because cross-contact remains possible.

Highlights: Cuban breakfast, croquetas and plant-based interpretations of traditional dishes.

Vegan statusPlant-based Cuban restaurant.
Address9640 SW 72nd Street
Miami, FL 33173
Published hoursDaily: 8:00 am–9:00 pm
BreakfastAll-day breakfast; lunch service begins at 11:00 am.
04

Holi Vegan Kitchen — MiMo

MiMo · Biscayne Boulevard

Vegan kitchenBreakfast & brunchCafe meals

Plant-based breakfast, bowls and casual café food

Holi Vegan Kitchen presents its concept around nourishing plant-based food. The current site highlights breakfast and brunch items such as buckwheat banana-bread pancakes alongside salads, pizzettas and sandwiches.

Before you visit: Select the MiMo location at 6411 Biscayne Boulevard. Holi also operates other South Florida locations, so do not mix their addresses when using maps or delivery services.

Highlights: Vegan brunch-style dishes, salads, sandwiches and lighter café options.

Vegan statusPlant-based vegan kitchen.
Address6411 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33138
Published hoursCheck the current MiMo location listing before a time-sensitive visit.
Branch checkThis profile is for MiMo, not Hallandale or North Miami Beach.
05

L’Artisane Creative Bakery — Coral Gables

Coral Gables · outside Miami city limits

Vegan bakery & restaurantBreakfastNearby: Coral Gables

French-style vegan bakery and lunch stop nearby

L’Artisane’s Coral Gables menu labels dishes vegan and includes French-style bakery items alongside soups, salads, flatbreads and entrées. It is useful when Coral Gables already fits your itinerary, but it should not be represented as a Miami city address.

Before you travel: Keep the Coral Gables address in your route plan. The published lunch page lists a 7:30 am opening, but individual bakery and lunch items can have different availability during the day.

Highlights: Vegan pastry stop, breakfast timing and sit-down lunch dishes.

Vegan statusVegan bakery and restaurant menu.
Address2526 Ponce de Leon Blvd
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Published hoursMon–Thu: 7:30 am–6:00 pm
Fri–Sun: 7:30 am–8:00 pm
Outside MiamiCoral Gables is a separate city; plan travel time accordingly.
Official sourceMenu, address & hours

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Miami

Start early with Cuban breakfast

Vegan Cuban Cuisine publishes an 8:00 am opening and an all-day breakfast, making it the clearest early savory option in this shortlist.

Brunch and bakery alternatives

Holi Vegan highlights breakfast and brunch dishes, while L’Artisane opens early in Coral Gables. PLANTA Queen adds a more polished brunch option in Coconut Grove.

Confirm holiday hours before relying on an early opening. A Miami address can also cover a large area, so check travel time rather than comparing only the clock.

Plan your Miami vegan food stops

Keep neighborhoods separate

Wynwood, Coconut Grove, MiMo and southwest Miami are not one walkable cluster. Plan meals around the part of the city you already intend to visit.

Do not merge nearby cities

L’Artisane is in Coral Gables. Keep that distinction visible in directions and itineraries instead of calling every Miami-Dade address “Miami.”

This guide deliberately excludes places whose current menus no longer support an unqualified vegan-restaurant description. Always use the latest operator menu before making ingredient assumptions.

Miami vegan dining FAQ

Which profiles are clearly plant-based?

Vegan Planet, PLANTA Queen Coconut Grove, Vegan Cuban Cuisine and Holi Vegan Kitchen present plant-based or vegan concepts. L’Artisane is included as a vegan bakery/restaurant in nearby Coral Gables.

Where can I get an early vegan breakfast?

Vegan Cuban Cuisine publishes an 8:00 am opening and an all-day breakfast. L’Artisane opens at 7:30 am but is in Coral Gables, outside Miami city limits.

Is PLANTA Queen in Miami Beach?

No. This profile is specifically for the Coconut Grove location on Grand Avenue. PLANTA also operates other South Florida restaurants; use the address in this card.

Why is Coral Gables included?

It is a nearby option for travelers already heading there, but the guide labels it as a separate city rather than presenting it as a Miami address.

Do Google photos prove that a dish is vegan?

No. External photos can be older, miscaptioned or show items that are not representative. Vegan classification comes from current operator information, not photographs.

Research notes & image credit

Checked 18 September 2026. Operator websites, menus and location pages were prioritized. Hours, menus and service formats can change after the research date. This guide does not claim personal tastings, live reservations or allergen-safe preparation.

Featured image: Miami skyline from west by Marc Averette, licensed under CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Resized and potentially cropped for display.

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