Vegan Boston: Where to Eat Plant-Based

Boston's list runs from Thai in Chinatown to brunch in South Boston, ramen on Newbury Street and a burger counter on Harrison Avenue. Our Boston list also reaches Allston and, across the river, Central Square in Cambridge.

My Thai Vegan Cafe on Beach Street in Chinatown is fully vegan Thai with takeout and delivery, open daily and late on Fridays and Saturdays in the hours we have listed. Lulu Green on West Broadway in South Boston is a fully vegan restaurant with Brunch Tacos, Meatball Shakshuka, Maple Hot Wings and Korean Lettuce Wraps.

Redwhite Boneless Ramen on Newbury Street is fully vegan, with numbered ramens including the No 3 Garlic Miso Ramen and the No 9 Truffle Salt Ramen, plus sushi rolls and a Mac & Cheese. Whole Heart Provisions on Brighton Avenue in Allston is a fully vegan Asian restaurant.

Plnt Burger on Harrison Avenue is a fully vegan burger restaurant with a Smokestack Chili Burger, a B.I.G. Burger and a Patty Melt. Cocobeet at City Hall Plaza and Mother Juice on High Street are fully vegan juice stops; Cocobeet's menu includes the Biome Builder and Green Genes.

South Street Diner on Kneeland Street is listed as open around the clock, with a Gluten Free Vegan French Toast, Vegan Sausage Patties and Vegan Chicken Tenders. Ula Cafe on Amory Street serves a Sweet Potato Sando and a Vegan Soy-Chorizo Burrito, and Pressed Cafe on Huntington Avenue has a Vegan Veggie Burrito and a Vegan Jaffa Salad.

Shy Bird on Old Colony Avenue offers an Umami Bowl and Rosemary-Pepper Fries, and Flour Bakery + Cafe on Clarendon Street sells a Seasonal Vegan Muffin Top and a Lowfat Vegan Chocolate Bundt Cake. In Cambridge, Veggie Galaxy at Central Square is vegetarian, with Seitan Chicken Tenders on the menu.

Naya on Summer Street has a Tabboulé Salad, hummus, grape leaves, a Spinach Fatayer and a Falafel & Tahini plate, and Yellow Door Taqueria on Harrison Avenue serves a Roasted Cauliflower Taco, a Crispy Tofu Taco and a Mushroom Barbacoa Taco.