Vegan Restaurants in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Food & Brunch Guide

Oklahoma · United States

Find your next vegan meal in Oklahoma City

Plant-based cafés, vegan donuts, a long-running vegetarian coffeehouse and clearly documented vegan-friendly brunch and dinner menus give Oklahoma City more range than older vegan lists suggest.

This guide to vegan restaurants in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma prioritizes plant-based and vegetarian specialists, then adds mixed restaurants only where current menus clearly document vegan dishes or adaptations.

6 restaurant profilesBreakfast · lunch · dinnerResearched 20 September 2026

Choose your kind of meal

These are editorial starting points, not rankings. Pick the meal and neighborhood first, then check the current menu.

Plant-based daytime food

Plant is a Midtown plant-based café, while The Red Cup is a longtime vegetarian coffeehouse with a heavily vegan-friendly menu.

Breakfast & treats

Holey Rollers makes 100% vegan signature donuts and vegan breakfast sandwiches; Elemental Coffee opens from 7am weekdays with vegan-marked brunch choices.

Dinner & special occasions

Picasso Cafe documents more than twenty vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes, while Vast explicitly accommodates vegan diners for lunch and dinner.

Restaurants in this guide

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Plant

Midtown · North Walker Avenue

Plant-based caféGluten-free kitchenDairy-freeBreakfast & lunch

Plant is a seasonally driven Midtown café built around plant-based food. Its current operator menu also describes the kitchen as entirely gluten-free, dairy-free and peanut-free, with bowls, toasts, smoothies and rotating grab-and-go items.

Before you orderThe operator uses “plant-based” rather than a separate formal “100% vegan” certification, so this guide keeps that wording. Current published hours are daytime-focused; check same-day before planning a late meal.

Highlights: One of Oklahoma City’s clearest plant-focused daytime stops, especially useful for breakfast, bowls and allergy-aware planning.

Vegan status	Plant-based café; operator describes the kitchen as dairy-free.
Address	1120 N Walker Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Published hours	Tue–Sat 8am–3pm; Sun 10am–3pm; closed Monday.
Dietary note	Operator states the kitchen is entirely gluten-free, dairy-free and peanut-free; confirm other allergens individually.

Official / current sourcesPlant-based menu, address & kitchen notes

The Red Cup

Asian District / Classen · North Classen Boulevard

Vegetarian + strong vegan optionsCoffeehouseBreakfastLunch

The Red Cup is one of Oklahoma City’s established vegetarian coffeehouses, with a menu widely centered on vegan-friendly breakfast and lunch dishes such as tofu-based plates, sandwiches and plant-forward comfort food.

How to order veganThe restaurant is vegetarian rather than strictly vegan. Ask which current sauces, baked goods and specials are fully vegan, particularly when a dish includes cheese or other vegetarian ingredients.

Highlights: A longstanding local option for coffee, breakfast and casual vegan-friendly daytime food.

Vegan status	Vegetarian coffeehouse with extensive vegan-friendly choices.
Address	3122 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Published hours	Weekdays 8am–3pm; weekends 9am–3pm; kitchen closes daily at 2:30pm.
Planning note	Daytime service only; confirm current vegan status of rotating pastries and specials.

Official / current sourcesCurrent address & hours · TravelOK vegetarian/vegan context

Holey Rollers Donuts

30th Street Market · NW 30th Street

100% vegan signature donutsBreakfast sandwichesKolachesWeekend mornings

Holey Rollers operates inside 30th Street Market and states that its signature donuts are 100% vegan. The current lineup also includes vegan breakfast sandwiches and house-made kolaches, with gluten-free donut options.

Before you orderHoley Rollers itself focuses on vegan donuts and savory vegan breakfast items, but it shares a market building with other food and drink offerings. Weekend walk-in donut service ends at 11am or earlier if sold out.

Highlights: The clearest vegan donut stop in the city, with unusually useful savory breakfast options too.

Vegan status	Signature donuts are 100% vegan; vegan breakfast sandwiches and kolaches also offered.
Address	407 NW 30th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Walk-in donut hours	Fri–Sun 8–11am or until sold out; pre-orders available on additional days.
Location note	Inside 30th Street Market; market hours are broader than Holey Rollers walk-in service.

Official / current sourcesVegan donut status, location & hours

Picasso Cafe

Paseo Arts District · Paseo

Mixed kitchen + many vegan optionsSunday brunchLunch & dinnerNew American

Picasso Cafe is a mixed New American restaurant whose current operator site says the daily menu includes more than twenty vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes. It is useful for groups that need a broad vegan-friendly menu without choosing a fully plant-based restaurant.

How to order veganUse the current menu’s vegan designations and confirm modifications. Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free are separate categories, and the kitchen also serves meat, eggs and dairy.

Highlights: One of the strongest mixed-group choices in OKC, with Sunday brunch and late service on Friday and Saturday.

Vegan status	Mixed restaurant with more than twenty vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes across the current menu.
Address	3009 Paseo, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Published hours	Mon–Thu 11am–10pm; Fri–Sat 11am–11pm; Sun dinner 4–9pm.
Brunch	Sunday brunch 10am–3pm.

Official / current sourcesVegan-friendly menu scope, address & hours · Current menus

Elemental Coffee

Midtown · North Hudson Avenue

Mixed café + vegan options7am weekday openingBreakfast & lunchWeekend brunch

Elemental is a mixed coffeehouse with a deliberately inclusive food menu. Its current menu marks the Soul Bowl vegan and uses a double-asterisk system for dishes that can be made vegan, including several breakfast items.

How to order veganChoose items marked vegan or “can be made vegan,” then state the modification when ordering. The same kitchen serves eggs, dairy and meat, so do not infer vegan status from a vegetarian dish alone.

Highlights: One of the earliest central options for coffee plus a real vegan-friendly breakfast rather than just plant milk.

Vegan status	Mixed café with clearly marked vegan and vegan-available dishes.
Address	815 N Hudson Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Published hours	Mon–Fri 7am–4pm; Sat–Sun 8am–4pm; kitchen closes at 2pm.
Menu system	Current menu labels a vegan Soul Bowl and marks dishes that can be made vegan.

Official / current sourcesCafe concept, hours & location · Current vegan labels

Vast

Downtown · Devon Tower, 49th floor

Mixed fine dining + vegan optionsLunchDinnerReservations recommended

Vast is a mixed fine-dining restaurant high in Devon Tower. Its current FAQ explicitly says vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are available both on the Daily Table lunch offering and the dinner menu.

How to order veganTell the restaurant you are vegan when reserving and again when ordering. Menu compositions change, and vegan accommodation at a mixed fine-dining restaurant can depend on the current service and course.

Highlights: A special-occasion option with explicit operator confirmation that vegan diners can be accommodated at both lunch and dinner.

Vegan status	Mixed fine-dining restaurant with vegan options at lunch and dinner.
Address	333 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Published hours	Lunch Mon–Fri 11am–1:30pm; dinner Mon–Thu 5–9pm, Fri–Sat 5–10pm.
Planning note	Reservations are highly recommended; communicate dietary needs in advance.

Official / current sourcesVegan accommodation & location · Current service hours

Vegan breakfast & brunch in Oklahoma City

Earliest weekday start

Elemental Coffee opens at 7am Monday–Friday and has breakfast items that are vegan or explicitly veganizable.

Dedicated vegan donuts

Holey Rollers serves its 100% vegan signature donuts Friday–Sunday from 8–11am or until sold out.

Vegetarian coffeehouse

The Red Cup opens at 8am weekdays and 9am weekends, with a vegetarian menu and extensive vegan-friendly choices.

Sunday brunch

Picasso Cafe runs Sunday brunch from 10am–3pm; because it is a mixed kitchen, follow current vegan labels when ordering.

Plan your Oklahoma City food stops

Midtown, Paseo/Classen and Downtown are the most useful clusters in this guide. Plant and Elemental fit central daytime plans; Red Cup and Holey Rollers sit farther north; Picasso anchors Paseo; Vast is Downtown.

Do not rely on old Loaded Bowl lists: The Loaded Bowl has permanently closed, so it is intentionally excluded from this current guide.
Watch service windows: Several of OKC’s strongest plant-forward options are breakfast/lunch businesses rather than dinner restaurants.
Mixed kitchens: Picasso, Elemental and Vast all handle animal products; use menu labels and communicate dietary needs.
Weekend sell-outs: Holey Rollers can sell out before its listed closing time.

Continue with our Tulsa vegan restaurant guide for another Oklahoma city.

Oklahoma City vegan dining FAQ

Are there fully vegan restaurants in Oklahoma City?

The current landscape is thinner than older lists imply because The Loaded Bowl has closed. Plant is explicitly plant-based, and Holey Rollers states its signature donuts are 100% vegan, but this guide avoids overstating businesses beyond their current operator wording.

Where can I get vegan breakfast in Oklahoma City?

Elemental Coffee, The Red Cup, Plant and Holey Rollers are the strongest daytime options here. Holey Rollers is especially useful for vegan donuts and savory breakfast items.

Is The Red Cup fully vegan?

No. It is best described as a vegetarian coffeehouse with extensive vegan-friendly choices. Confirm individual pastries, sauces and rotating dishes.

Does Picasso Cafe have vegan food?

Yes. Its operator says the daily menu contains more than twenty vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes, but it remains a mixed kitchen.

Why is The Loaded Bowl missing?

Its operator site states that the restaurant permanently closed after thirteen years. This guide removes closed businesses instead of preserving them from older vegan roundups.

Does the guide work without Google Maps consent?

Yes. Restaurant descriptions, addresses, source links and ordinary directions remain available. Google photos and mini-maps are optional.

Research notes & image credit

Checked 20 September 2026. Official restaurant sites, current menus and Oklahoma’s official tourism resources were prioritized. This is desk research, not a claim of personal visits. Hours, menus, prices and service formats can change.

Vegan does not automatically mean allergen-free. Mixed kitchens are identified clearly, and guests with allergies should confirm ingredients and cross-contact directly with the restaurant.

Featured image: Oklahoma City skyline from drone by Quintin Soloviev, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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