The Best Vegan Restaurants in Miami
Miami has it solid. The warm tropical climate means that fruits and veggies are always in season. Considering that most of Miami’s plant-based aficionados are all for the local and sustainable, this is very, very good news. Here, we’ve gathered some vegan Miami joints that put even hardcore meat purists to the test. Hearty comfort food, never-before-seen vegan Cuban sandwiches, and even plant-based lasagna that will fool nonna herself. The city’s got it all.
Flora
Tucked away in Morningside, Flora Plant Kitchen is where Miami’s tropical ease meets plant-forward magic. This light-soaked café feels like a greenhouse oasis—woven lamps, airy wood tones, and the hum of good vibes spilling from the patio.
Here, vegetarian—and mostly plant-based—doesn’t mean compromise, it means creativity. Think cactus elotes dressed with chipotle-guava aioli; wild mushroom sandwiches with Calabrian chili hummus; or divine roasted kale salad with orange vinaigrette for something a tad lighter. For brunch, the Flora Latin bowl hits every note—cilantro-lime rice, Okinawa purples, plant-powered chorizo, and chimichurri that ties it all together. Add a flat white, linger under the basket lights, and let the rhythm of the city slow down for a while.
Flora is located at 5580 NE 4th Ct #4b, Miami, FL 33137. For more information, visit their official website.
Ittle Litaly
Vegan or not, you’ll fall head over heels for Ittle Litaly, Coral Gables’ cozy little love letter to Italy. This plant-based trattoria keeps the charm and doubles down on the flavor—think nut-based mozzarella that melts like the real deal and a creamy alfredo that owes its silkiness to cashews, not cream.
Chef Simon Lianski spins Italian classics into guilt-free indulgence: wood-fired lasagna dell’amore layered with rich nut cheeses, pizza margherita so perfectly blistered you’d swear it came straight from Naples, and everyone’s sweetheart: pasta al forno tossed with house-made “angry” meatballs, served with cashew cream, almond ricotta, and pesto.
The vibe is effortlessly intimate and warm—the kind of spot where red wine flows, and you can forget for a moment that everything on your plate is vegan. Ittle Litaly proves you don’t need dairy or meat to experience Italian comfort—just a little creativity and a lot of amore.
Ittle Litaly is located at 3808 SW 8th St, Coral Gables, FL 33134. For more information, visit their official website.
Le Jardinier
Step into Le Jardinier, and it’s a lush, light-filled oasis in the heart of the Miami Design District, where vegetables are the main attraction. This Michelin-starred French-inspired gem celebrates seasonal, veg-forward cuisine with artistry and elegance. Think Fall greens with plums and sherry-dijon dressing, farro risotto with butternut squash and autumn mushrooms, or conchigle pasta with a rich mushroom ragu—dishes that make plant-forward dining feel indulgent, not restrictive.
While Le Jardinier isn’t entirely vegan, it’s a dream for those seeking vibrant, veggie-centric plates. Plant-based ice creams and sorbets are impossibly creamy, offering a sweet finish that doesn’t compromise on luxury.
Surrounded by greenery and bathed in soft natural light, the dining room feels like a modern greenhouse, perfectly complementing the cuisine’s freshness. Add a glass of rosé or a creative cocktail like the Bourbon, walnut, and blood orange-spiked Nut Cracker, and the experience becomes so much more than a meal.
Le Jardinier is located at 151 NE 41st St, Suite 135, Miami, FL 33137. For more information, visit their official website.
Love Life Cafe
Love Life Cafe takes the award for the best veggie burger in the country. The trendy yet casual Wynwood spot attracts patrons of all calibers looking to savor delectable plant-based bites. Whether vegan or just plant-curious, the menu offers something for everyone, from high-protein bowls to indulgent sandwiches and pizzas.
The fare is extensive and thoughtfully crafted, with a clear focus on nutrition, flavor, and presentation. Latin American-inspired dishes are a highlight, alongside globally influenced plant-based creations.
Standouts include the Best Veggie Burger (superfood patty made from scratch), the plant-based filet mignon with chimichuri that will have you thinking this spot is operating on pure sorcery, and the sushi pizza—loaded with sweet plantains, avocado, and kimchi mayo. New menu items like the wild mushroom sandwich with horseradish aioli, the reuben sandwich with celery-based pastrami, and the expanded pizza program only add to the tempting options. Smoothies, smoothie bowls, and fresh housemade pastries round out the offerings for a lighter snack or breakfast treat.
Love Life Café is located at 545 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33127. For more information, visit their official website.
The Plantisserie
The Plantisserie is not so much a restaurant as an organic vegan deli and market, sourcing local foods—and it surely deserves a spot on the Best Vegan Food Miami list. You can grab nutritious, fresh, house-made dishes by the pound to-go, or enjoy scrumptious food in their cozy indoor dining space or outdoor patio.
If you don’t know what to choose, the friendly staff lets you sample nearly everything before deciding—double win. Specialties include a plethora of plant-based empanadas (like the jackfruit mechada or corn and cashew cheese), gluten-free lasagna packed with veggies, seeds, and almond ricotta, and gluten-free shepherd’s pie. Our suggestion: grab some empanadas, salads, cookies, and pies, and enjoy a plant-powered meal in nature or on the go.
The Plantisseria is located at 7316 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33138. For more information, visit their official website.
Vegan Cuban Cuisine
Vegan Cuban Cuisine is flipping Miami’s Cuban classics on their head—and doing it plant-based style. Think Cubanos, pastelitos, and ropa vieja that taste so close to the originals, even abuela might do a double-take.
Step inside and feel the Cuban vibes turned up a notch—bold flavors, vibrant energy, and a modern, eco-friendly twist that will keep you coming back for more. Grab a Cubano stacked with jackfruit lechon asado and plant-based ham, or dig into crispy croquetas oozing creamy cashew. Want bowls? The el habanero bowl is loaded with picadillo, Abuelita’s black beans, and fried sweet plantains that hit just right.
Sip a cafecito brewed from specialty beans, peep the Celia Cruz mural, and maybe catch a DJ spinning modern Cuban beats at their monthly party. Everything’s thoughtful—olive oil for cooking, gluten-free fryer, natural sweeteners, composting—basically, they make sustainability taste like heaven. Open daily 9–9. Bring your friends, your dog, your appetite.
Vegan Cuban Cuisine is located at 9640 SW 72nd St, Miami, FL 33173. For more information, visit their official website.
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