Best Vegetarian Restaurants in East Cobb

"Cafe Sunflower has been a vegan staple in Atlanta for the last 25 years. They’ve taken home multiple awards for their hand-crafted, plant-based menu that serves lunch and dinner as well as brunch on Sundays. Here you can find lots of excellent meatless and vegan foods with cold-pressed juice cocktails and plenty of craft beer and wine, making it a popular go-to for date night."

"Was a perfect spot for me wife and I'd two year anniversary. Started off with the avacado tacos, then I went with the ses..."

"Herban Fix is an exciting, contemporary restaurant serving chef-inspired takes on vegan pan-asian dishes for both lunch and dinner. On sundays, they offer a brunch buffet complete with mimosas and other delicious cocktails and infusions. Herban Fix is run by chef Wendy Chang, a veteran in the high-class Atlanta restaurant scene."

"After eating too many donuts, our second stop was to an all-vegan restaurant, Herban Fix Vegan Kitchen. With its Asian inspired cuisine, the menu had many unique options and we struggled with what to choose. We wish we could have tried everything on the menu!"

"Herban Fix offers a wide selection of strictly vegan, plant-based Pan-Asian dishes. They serve their dishes in an open, contemporary dig. They fused cuisines with vegans, vegetarians, and meat-lovers."

"BuckheadThe Greek restaurant has been a mainstay of Piedmont Road since 2001. The oak-grilled octopus is beloved, but Karatassos and his team put a light touch on all of their seafood dishes from the fried lobster morsels to the sautéed scallops. Recently, the restaurant redesigned its lounge and added outdoor garden seating."

"Pristine white and navy blue with occasional grey accents create an almost otherworldly experience at Kyma. This Mediterranean restaurant serves fresh, light recipes that turn vege..."

"BuckheadKyma has long been one of the go-to spots for Greek-inspired seafood in Atlanta. They recently spruced up the patio and added garden seating with Santorini flair."

"Thomas’ in Atlanta, and there wasn’t anyone quite like the man who built the popular 24-hour breakfast spot on Peachtree Street (RIP Sir Richard.) After more than 30 years, Thomas’s legacy is still a restaurant filled with quirky decor, his beloved birds, and a menu of healthy breakfast and brunch fare."

"R. Thomas has been a Buckhead institution for over 30 years. Breakfast is a star, here, and good news: you can get it 24/7. Veg-heads will be delighted by the offerings as well, including a breakfast menu that is pretty typical for a diner, with items like omelettes and eggs Benedict available."

"You can still get peanut butter chocolate pie or a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich, along with veggie dinners and juices."

"It’s hard to imagine a true Southern breakfast that’s also healthy, but True Food Kitchen manages to pull it off. There are vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, and the menu..."

"True Food Kitchen has plenty of vegetarian and vegan options on their seasonal menus. The restaurant chain puts an emphasis on health by following the anti-inflammatory pyramid and..."

"Let me first start out by saying I know that COVID-19 has changed the way everything works. That being said if you are going to only use QR code's t..."

"This congenial restaurant on Briarcliff, owned by siblings Tamar Telahun and Simon Gebru, serves traditional Ethiopian and Eritrean fare on it menu with flatbread called injera used to scoop up the vegetable- and spicy meat-laden dishes. Order dishes like the lamb and collard stew gomen be’siga or the red pepper stew doro wet, the ye’shimbra asa chickpea biscuits, and the marinated short ribs goden tibs or vegan mushroom tibs. All entrees are served with injera, which can be substituted for rice."

"A taste of East Africa in Atlanta, Feedel Bistro serves Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine, and there’s no shortage of vegan options. To get a taste of a bit of everything, opt for the vegan sampler, which comes with azifah (Ethiopian green lentil salad), brown lentils, cabbage, collard greens, red lentils, sil’jo (a fermented puree made from fava bean flour, safflower seed milk, spices, and herbs), yellow split peas, and ye’shimbra asa (handmade chickpea biscuits cooked in a seasoned spicy sauce)."

"Sagamore HillsServing up Ethiopian and Eritrean food in the Sagamore Hills area, Feedel has a covered outdoor space. Order a few of their specialities like the selata with lettuce, tomatoes, jalapeños, and tuna, or the chef's special tibs (ribeye sautéed with herbs, spices, tomatoes), and cool off with a refreshing drink like the Tej Mimosa made with honey wine."

"An awesome study spot in Candler Park, Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party’s interior is as whimsical as its name. Their high tea service is perfect for a bridal shower, birthday celebration, baby shower, or just treat yourself moment!. At this time, Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party is open for walk-up service at limited hours with a limited menu through their “Warm Scone Window.” You can also order their High Tea Picnic to-go, or book a contactless, private High Tea party in their piano room and enjoy an array of quiches, sandwiches, cakes, and other baked goodies!"

"Enduringly-cozy cafe Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party isn’t a breakfast restaurant so much as a lovely tea house with truly excellent breakfast pastries. If you’re a coffee and sweets kind of breakfast person, this is a fun place to hang out. I love the seasonal pumpkin scones and the laid-back high tea service, which has strong Mad Hatter vibes."

"Indian cuisine is perhaps the cuisine most naturally suited for vegan eaters, but Chat Patti’s vegetarian focus makes this spot an even better option. Their Special Chaat is a unique and sweet take on the typically savory Chaat dish, and their Vegetable Thali is a great way to grab a little taste of everything!. Avocado Vegan Cafe – Kale In coconut sauce over Rice & Beans, topped with Jerk Tofu | Photo: Facebook/avocadovegancafe"

"For over 20 years, this counter-service, vegetarian restaurant at the Patel Plaza in North Decatur has been feeding its loyal regulars Indian street foods like dosas, samosas, and biryani as well as a variety of thali platters. Chat Patti offers an expansive menu and serves generous portions, with most items under $10. A great place to order a family feast to-go."

"Chatti Patti is a counter-serve Indian restaurant in Decatur that has been loyal to Atlanta regulars for years. They are strictly anti-meat and feature some of this favorite Indian dishes. Their menu includes Samosas, Punjabi, a Veg Platter and a Patra Plate."

"Obligatory if you’re in Atlanta with kids, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History creates moments of wonder with its dinosaur skeletons, immersive encounters, hundreds of hands-on activities, fossils, life-sized whale replicas, five-storey 4K theatre and 65 acres of mature forest. “A Walk Through Time in Georgia” is a handy introduction to the state’s natural history, through 15 galleries using geological and fossil records to show what the landscape would have looked like over millions of years. Youngsters are sure to love the life-sizes bronze statues of dinosaurs outside at “Dinosaur Plaza”, and at “Giants of the Mesozoic” in the Great Hall you’ll be met by argentinosaurus, the largest dinosaur ever recorded, facing off against a 14.3-metre-long giganotosaurus."

"Fernbank Museum of Natural History is the city’s answer to New York’s renowned treasure trove. But unlike NYC’s Museum of Natural History, this facility lets your little ones learn in the outdoors. This attraction lets your kids experience a variety of fun experiences, like looping around the Dinosaur Plaza."

"767 Clifton RdAtlanta, GA 30307, United States(404) 929-6300. Officially opened in 1992, Fernbank Museum of Natural History is home to science and history."

"The Breman Museum is devoted to the history of the Jewish people. Permanent exhibits describe the experience of the Holocaust from the perspective of Atlanta’s Holocaust survivors through film, photography and other artifacts. Special exhibits document aspects of Jewish life in Atlanta and the South."

"The Breman Museum is dedicated to connecting people to Jewish history, culture, and arts. There is a permanent Holocaust exhibit highlighting stories of local survivors. There is always a collection of rotating temporary exhibits on display as well."

"The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has worked to save lives and protect people for years, but they have definitely become a household name over the last year. The CDC Museum features different exhibits about how scientists work on mystery diseases and other public health topics. You can take a guided tour or wander through on your own."

"Pemberton Place, named after the inventor of Coca Cola, is home to popular Atlanta attractions such as the World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, and the Center for Civil and Human Rights. It is just north of Centennial Olympic Park and a great place to take photos of with Atlanta buildings in the background."

"The Landmark Diner in Buckhead is “where the stars meet at night”. But really, it’s where people meet up for late night bites and coffee. Landmark is fashioned after the traditional northeastern diners with a large menu of breakfast, burgers, fried foods, and sandwiches."

"Drop by 24 hours in Buckhead or Downtown, or visit the Landmark Jr. on Cheshire Bridge Road (you might recognize it as JJ’s Diner from Parks and Rec). Look for a menu including regular diner fare plus seafood platters and other Greek and Italian specialties."

"They have something for everyone, and serve delicious breakfast all day long. Their prices are reasonable and the interior is both comfy and relaxed. Check out this new retro diner for a sampling of some tasty meals and friendly service."

"Showtunes, Broadway, Jazz & Easy Listening...Join Us, "Every Tuesday" for a fun filled, relaxing, musical ambiance @... Mixx Atlanta is frequented for the unique music, very friendly staff, and for the electrifying atmosphere. One of the many popular gay clubs of Atlanta, this place has a fully stocked bar, spotlighting, flat-screen televisions, and high-top seating."