3. Founding Farmers
9.0
1924 Pennsylvania Ave NW (20th St NW), Washington, D.C.
American Restaurant · George Washington University · 802 tips and reviews
James Lucas: Try the Tofu ‘n Chips - Tofu ‘n Chips with Golden tempura-fried tofu, French fries and potato chips served with our Homemade Vegan Tartar and Cocktail Sauces.
Patty Rodriguez: Love this place! Really great ambience, will definitely be back. Yummy veggie burger & fries!
Erin Lee: Really enjoyed the chicken & waffles with kale side and the corn bread on a skillet. Can't go wrong with the fan favorite. Split it between two people and you'll have a happy heart and stomach.
4. sweetgreen
8.6
1512 Connecticut Ave NW (btwn Dupont Cir & Q St NW), Washington, D.C.
Salad Restaurant · Northwest Washington · 62 tips and reviews
Miriam Wolk: Lots of vegan salad options, and any salad can be customized. Their seasonal offerings are usually very good as well.
Danielle Ricks: Need a love button for this place. Fresh, organic food... what's not to like? Read more.
Laura Farina: Excellent healthy salads reasonably priced and great in a pinch!
Elizabeth Storey: Vegan calzone is stuffed full of veggies, 'cheese' and 'pepperoni'!
Pia Teehan: The vegan American breakfasts are delicious!
Scron DC: Nitro beer, local beers, fresh organic food - options for vegan, paleo, etc.
7. Tryst
8.7
2459 18th St NW (btwn Columbia Rd & Belmont Rd NW), Washington, D.C.
Coffee Shop · Adams Morgan · 298 tips and reviews
Alicia Woempner: Omg the vegan chocolate torte is amazing!
Chelsea C ☀: Very hip, trendy cafe-style restaurant with great coffee, excellent healthy food options, and a pretty decent beer selection as well. Wifi is free. Big couches w/ coffee tables or regular tables.
Trish TheDish: Bomb diggity grilled cheese along with an fabulously delicious kale and quinoa salad. Good beer selection and nice atmosphere. Service is ok. ;/
8. sweetgreen
8.6
1065 5th St NW (at K St NW), Washington, D.C.
Salad Restaurant · Mount Vernon Square · 16 tips and reviews
Chad Rogers: Try the earth bowl, medium dressing was just right! Quinoa with the arugula is an excellent combination
Julie Levine: Kale Caesar!! Sounds simple but it's extra delicious here.
Elana Zygman Banin: Perfect, healthy lunch. kale ceaser salad, free bread.
10. Shouk
9.0
655 K St NW, Washington, D.C.
Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurant · Mount Vernon Square · 36 tips and reviews
Sudarshan Srirangam: Shouk veggie burger is great but too small of a portion!
Christopher C.: Mediterranean/Middle Eastern vegan
Eater: Popular fast-casual Mediterranean spot Shouk offers a vegetarian burger featuring charred onion, tahina, pickled turnip, and more. Read more.
11. Sankofa Books & Video
8.4
2714 Georgia Ave NW (btwn Fairmont & Girard St NW), Washington, D.C.
Bookstore · Columbia Heights · 19 tips and reviews
Leigh Jackson: Try the "hybrid" vegan wrap! Very good!
Laurenellen McCann: Hidden gem a stone's throw from Howard: Great, creative selection of vegan and vegetarian friendly options. Killer outdoor seating. Awesome staff. Check it out.
Laydee Adey: Vegan, smoothies and juices healthy food, food for conscience - music, movies, books
12. Haikan
8.7
805 V St NW, Washington, D.C.
Ramen Restaurant · U-Street · 21 tips and reviews
Sam Sherwood: Shoyu broth is a wonderfully subtle example of the genre without being boring at all. Ma po tofu poutine is an entirely new genre.
Eater: Ramen is the star of the show, but don't skimp on the starters like the deviled egg topped with salmon roe, cast iron smoky mussels with seaweed butter, crab rangoon, and Mapo Tofu Poutine. Read more.
Behrad Eats: Mapo Tofu Poutine is a well executed fusion dish! Crispy french fries smothered with mapo tofu, ground chicken, mozzarella curds, & freshly ground Szechuan peppercorn.
15. A Baked Joint
9.4
440 K St NW (at 5th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Café · Mount Vernon Square · 121 tips and reviews
Andrew Cafourek: Such a beautiful cafe with delicious coffee and great light fare. However there is no WiFi so you'll need to bring your own hotspot.
Sam Sherwood: The savory oatmeal (with kale, ham, and pecorino) will warm your soul.
Vivek Mittal: Biscuits - all of them, and fresh organic coffee. Great way to start the day.