The Best Vegan Food In Redmond [2026 Guide]

Written by Jenni Baldwin & Darby Bundy

Redmond is a bustling city on the outskirts of Seattle. It’s home to the Microsoft campus, beautiful parks, and a vibrant dining scene. And lucky for us, there are plenty of vegan-friendly restaurants in Redmond the next time you venture that way.

Enjoy the guide!

Vegan-Friendly Restaurants In Redmond

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teapot Vegetarian House

Teapot is a long-standing vegan restaurant that is essentially a rite of passage for Seattle’s vegan scene.

This family owned restaurant serves up delicious pan-Asian cuisine, priding themselves ourselves on crafting a completely vegan menu without losing the unique flavors and style of Asian fare.

Mock salmon, chicken, and other imitation meats are served alongside tofu and veggies to create flavorful hot pot, fried rice, noodle, and chow mein dishes, along with a few desserts.

Word on the street is they might be closing due to the property being sold, so visit while you can!

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Soulfood Coffeehouse

Soulfood Coffeehouse is equal parts coffeeshop, event space, and fair trade shop where community is at the heart of everything they do. Stop in for a quick coffee and vegan breakfast burrito or pastry, stay for an open mic night, or shop for a thoughtful gift. Vegan bites are provided by Plant Life Meals and I Can’t Believe It’s Vegan, both which serve other cafes in the region.

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Tavoláta

Tavolata is all about the pasta, and they’ve got a location in Redmond, as well as 3 in Seattle (Capitol Hill, Fremont, Belltown). They have vegan pasta and gnocchi made from scratch daily, and don’t be afraid to request something special, like beautiful vegan gnocchi dish they made me with cauliflower, squash puree, and herbs- their culinary team loves to show off. And if you’re gluten-free? Don’t worry, they’ve got vegan-gluten free pasta and meatballs upon request.

The veasonal vegan entrée on the menu was a beautiful portobello dish with crispy polenta and seasonal veggies that might be one of my favorite mushroom dishes of all time.

And if you love wine, you’ll love their hefty wine list,which is broken down by tasting notes, plus cocktails, beer, and zero-proof options.

They also have large party rooms for private dining! So if you need a spot that’ll make everybody happy, save this for your next pasta night.

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Blazing Bagels

Blazing Bagels is a local chain with vegan bagels and schmear, perfect for when the craving hits. They also have vegan breakfast sausage patty, vegan cheese, and vegan egg for a solid breakfast sandwich. You can even schedule a pick-up order in advance so you can treat your future self!

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Woodblock

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Named after owners, Carolyn and Tony Scott’s, love of woodblock art which involves layers of color, Woodblock chefs strive to layer flavor into every dish. Proof in point is the falafel bowl, a nod to a deconstructed tabouleh dish thanks to the perfectly in season cherry tomatoes and cucumbers atop lemony rice pilaf that accompanied the crispy falafel bites.

The roasted cauliflower rested on a spread of curried carrot puree lined with mint cilantro sauce, dotted with crisp green apples and golden raisins. The cauliflower wings were the surprise of the night; often over-sauced and heavy, this was a light take on wings thanks to the garlic honey glaze (a dish that non-honey eating vegans could skip).

Also worth noting were the spring green salad (locally sourced mixed greens, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, watermelon radishes, and toasted sunflower seeds, all tossed in a lemon thyme vinaigrette), and the always consistent French fries.

Though the menu at Woodblock might not scream “vegan” at first glance, the chefs know what they are doing and they are more than happy to modify anything on the menu. As manager Ira and server Menno explained, the restaurant is trending toward customizable items such as the falafel bowl that could be ordered with falafel for vegans and vegetarians, or salmon for fish eaters. Aside from their stellar craft cocktails like the seasonal berry shrub and their 3-5 pm daily happy hour, one of Woodblock’s best features is their patio with park views.

Come by on a warm afternoon, enjoy a plant-based meal, and people watch. Woodblock is elevated Pacific Northwest food and upscale service, but with a casual neighborhood feel, and it’s easily the best meal you’ll have in Redmond.

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Spark Pizza

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Owned and operated by the same family as Woodblock, Spark Pizza is the perfect place for a family gathering, especially in summer months, thanks to their large picnic tables and deck space.

Vegan pizza at its best, the house signature pies are epically good and pithily named.

Fire in the Hole (Calabrian chilies, basil, Mama Lil’s peppers, and broccoli rabe, sans sausage), Buffy the Vegan Slayer (an elevated take on supreme pizza with a base of sundried tomato pesto and pickled red onions, artichoke hearts, black olives, and roasted red peppers), and Everyday I’m Trufflin’ (mandolin-thin sliced Yukon golds, black truffles, and garlic confit) are just three examples – and favorites that shouldn’t be missed.

The summer gems salad with tahini basil dressing and blistered pickled tomatoes was such a delightful surprise and a confirmation that briny char is a definite yes when it comes to flavor pairings.

The 24 Karrot Gold fire roasted carrot dish is a standout veggie side that you will want to order a second time to take home thanks to the harissa and emerald-hued pistou that blanketed the carrots. In addition, Spark serves up craft cocktails that help you wash down all the pizza.

The Lost in Tijuana and the pineapple jalapeno infused Umm… I Want a Skinny Rita cocktails were expertly mixed and fun to say aloud when ordering. For those longtime Redmond locals who remember Frankie’s, this is your new pizza joint, but so much better.

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Yummy Pho

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A little off the beaten path is Yummy Pho, nestled in the strip mall that accompanies Bella Bottega Theater, Yummy Pho may be unassuming from the outside, but the food is pho-real. Case in point: an entire section of the menu dedicated to 11 vegan dishes.

The Yummy Vegan Pho is the obvious dish to order, and it is both substantially filling and incredibly flavorful with the fresh herbs and light broth. Insider tip: order the tofu deep fried; it adds an extra depth to the pho that is worth it. Looking for something comforting? Try the Curry Tofu, served with vegetables and steamed rice.

Want lighter fare? Order the Tofu and Vegetables dish over steamed rice, a simply prepared meal for pickier eaters. They have plenty of seating for fast- casual indoor dining, but have a quick turnaround for takeout orders and a record for accuracy which is important for takeaway. When that hankering for pho calls, look no pho-ther than Yummy Pho.

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Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream

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Though Molly Moons’s motto may be “ice cream makes people happy” it should really be “ice cream makes vegans happy”. Launched in 2008, this local chain uses locally-sourced ingredients and focuses on community building by donating ice cream and funds to fight hunger, as well as through special events, like Summer 2021’s vote and scoop event aimed to encourage locals to vote by offering free scoops in exchange for a voting stub.

Socially conscious diners can feel good that their dollars are going toward a good cause at Molly Moons. A menu mainstay is the vegan coconut chunk which can be topped with any number of vegan toppings such as Thin Mint crumble, coconut whip, or everyone’s favorite vegan chocolate hard shell. Each month, a new seasonal vegan flavor rotates in. Some vegan notables from the past include cherry chunk, mocha chip, scout mint, chocolate cake, and candy bar.

Unlike most creameries that offer a sad sorbet as the only vegan option, Molly Moons serves decadent and indulgent scoops that will satisfy any vegan’s ice cream craving – no dairy missed! A bright spot just off the Downtown Redmond Park where you can enjoy your cone or bowl from a park bench, Molly Moons is a must for any time of day.

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More Vegan-friendly Food in Redmond

Matador - Tex-Mex with beyond beef. Only roja burrito/enchilada sauce is vegan, and there is no vegan cheese. Favorites include the house chips and salsa, guacamole appetizer (ask for no cheese), Brussels sprouts (ask for no cheese), Beyond Street tacos (ask for no cheese), and Beyond burrito (again - ask for no cheese).

Chipotle - This national Mexican-inspired chain offers a few vegan-friendly options in a burrito or bowl.

Mod Pizza - National chain with vegan cheese and some delightful pizza toppings!

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What’s your favorite place to go for a vegan meal in Redmond? Let me know in the comments!