When it comes to food and shakes, this is possibly the best vegan cafe in CNY. They have, pizza's, sandwiches and hearty salads, and of course, "to die for" shakes.
AAA Fried Tofu, the best in town. Their boxes make a great meal. Stylish red and black decor. The place is a bit small, but otherwise this place is one of my favorites.
This is a MUST visit for any vegans. Great eggplant, mock meat, mock Eel and great seasonings. For a chinese restaurant, it's decor is only second to P.F. Changs. ASK FOR THE VEGETARIAN MENU.
With the Super Vegan, the BBQ tofu and the Angelito burrito, you can't go wrong. Their breakfast scrambled tofu is one of the best options around.
Another king davids, better then the one in Marshall. With added Vegan items. The falafels have a better texture to them. The atmosphere is also much improved.
Love their BBQ Tofu Tacos... you can also make them make an Alto Cinco BBQ Tofu burrito. Great drinks too. It's less cozy than Alto but definitely worth a visit or three.
Almost all their entrees allow tofu, all are strongly seasoned. The decor is well thought out and uncompromising.
Lots of vegan baked goods, and a surprisingly delicious and filling Tofurky sandwich with veganaise, avocado and mustard. Very nice place to chill if you are in Westcott.
Bagels with vegan cheese, rice cakes and dim lighting make this a very nice vegan stop. This place has one of the most relaxed atmospheres you can find in Syracuse. They also have "to die for" desert.
Blackbean and Fallafel pitas with a fast food feel. Can't decide? Try a Falafel+hummus+onion+bbq+tahini+asparagus+pepper+special sauce for a strong memorable pita.
Tofu flat bread, Falafel flatbread, or the mediterranean platter... all are good. The waiters are knowledgable and the decor is well done. It has an atmosphere like no other in Syracuse.
Great hummus/falafel plates. The baba ganoush will be made vegan if you ask.
For Vegans, they offer several rolls, 3 types of korean/japanese tofu, and possibly dumplings. Unfortunately, my waiter was not up to date on the vegan items. Well thought out decor.
Good eggplant (specify that you want it vegan). Their plates come in larger then usual proportions. They also have a buffet during certain hours.
They have very good BBQ Tofu plates, tamales, and chips. The decor is little cheesy, but overall it's a great place. If you're into fresh hot sauces, ask for the spice shuttle.
The healthiest of the SU area chinese restaurants. Delivers vegan vegetable rolls and very decent tofu. They also have great party platters. Best enjoyed by delivery or pickup.
Tofu teriyaki is not bad at all, the avocado rolls do not disappoint. Neither does the edamame. Fun atmosphere.
Good place to sit down. They have all the vegan options you expect from the average chinese restaurant. The veggie rice has egg, but you can ask for it without. The rolls are made with egg.
Another chinese delivery restaurant, with an unusually good General Tso's tofu. It's a bit greasy, but it's also one of the best tasting around the area. Perhaps second to alto cinco.
They have a couple of good vegan sushi rolls and edamame. Their rice is very impressive and well seasoned. Not many options vegans, but enough for a meal. The decor is very well done.
Very good cheap fallafels and other Mediterranean goodies near clinton square, fills the void of pita el saha.
Great vegan spinach, lentils and mushrooms. Look no further than the Veggie curry section, most of everything else is cheese or meat based. Not a very vegan-educated staff. Mixed decor.
One of the few places that will deliver edamame, and it's not bad. It's also the only place with an all day Tofu, Rice and a Coke special for under $6. No vegan rolls :/
They have quinoa, good shakes and great salad. They focus on getting organic, local and fresh made stuff.
Their tofu is unique. They make it soft and thin, unlike any other in the area. The Szechuan and Tso's sauces are decent. No vegan rolls offered. Overall, a very average chinese delivery restaurant.
Very good tofu, great atmosphere, great alcohol menu. It's definitely on the high end. They do have a lot of meat on their menu, but at least it's locally sourced, or so they say.
If you like pastabilities pasta you'll like this place. The marinara penne with a side of grilled asparagus will leave a good impression. Almost all sauces are not vegan. Good atmosphere and decor.
Portion sizes are insane. All of the ingredients are well seasoned. For vegans, this means you can compromise a quesadilla by cutting the cheese* and still end up with a very unique dish. Fun decor.
They have vegan sushi, very good vegan Sushi but that's about it. A bit more on the expensive side.
They have a vegan Amy's veggie burger, thats it. The staff does not know what a vegan is.
Kept in check by ESF students. Sometimes they make decent vegan pizza on Saturdays.
For vegans, they make a mean portobello. You can add that to a pasta. With a side of broccoli. The waiters know vegans. Your options are very limited. Great drinks, decor and atmosphere though.
They have a vegan sub. I'ts made out of vegan veggie patties. It's tasty, but not too surprising. If there is a thing called "College Atmosphere" than this has it.
They have one vegan yogurt... pistachio flavor. The owner is very knowledgeable about vegans.
They have a vegan "pizza", mind you it has no tomato sauce or cheese. A bit of a stubborn bunch. Diner / college atmosphere. Barebones decor.
They have a vegan waffle batter. Aunt Miriam's comes with Strawberries and maple syrup. A very unique place.
* They have vegan tofurkey brats, 'Substitute vegan brats on any sandwich at no charge.' Nice decor and atmosphere.
They have a vegan veggie burger, there is that. And it's not particularly good. Really not where you would want to eat as a vegan. Busy bar like atmosphere and decor.
They've added a BBQ tofu burrito to their Vegan offerings. Their fajitas with zucchini and spices aren't half bad. Pro tip: Ask for the "Spice Shuttle"
