Dining Vegan in the Duluth Area
Being vegan, not vegetarian, has its challenges when dining out. I’m looking for suggestions of the best vegan eats in Duluth/Superior and the North Shore.
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Beverly
about 5 years agoZeitgeist Arts Cafe New Scenic Cafe Lake Avenue Cafe
Claire
about 5 years agoChester Creek Cafe is always very accommodating... I had a friend in town who is gluten intolerant and the staff was really responsive. Sure the same thing for vegan diners.
Sonya
about 5 years agoYou can get plenty of take-out stuff from the deli at Whole Foods Co-op.
Sonya
about 5 years agoAnd, depending on how far up the shore you're going, the co-op in Grand Marais also has vegan eats, and I'm fairly certain that Gunflint Tavern in Grand Marais has one or two vegan options (I know they have several yummy vegetarian items).
agate1023
about 5 years agoPizza Luce has TONS of vegan upon request meals. Everything from salads to pasta and pizza. Tasty and priced a little more reasonably than a place like New Scenic (which is also awesome, but usually spendier than I can afford very often).
Barrett Chase
about 5 years agoAs much as I love the New Scenic, I just looked at their online menu and did not see any vegan dishes other than the house salad.
Xina
about 5 years agoI appreciate you looking. Many places don't realize that Vegan means no Ceaser salad, mayo, egg, etc and I end up with lettuce and a glass of wine for dressing.
Lawrence Lee
about 5 years agoPak's Green Corner is very vegan friendly. Most of the menu items have a vegan option.
johnbeargrease
about 5 years agoDuluth Grill has numerous items with a vegan option.
Conrad
about 5 years agoPizza Luce Duluth Grill Thai Kothrong New Scenic Cafe All have vegan or clearly vegan per request on their menu. Places like Chester Creek Cafe and Nokomis are very accommodating when asked. Va Bene has been somewhat helpful. I would love to go a chat with all the local restaurants about how they can tweak to meet vegan needs but always feel weird about going by myself and contacting. If anyone wants to join up with me to help talk to local places about vegan menu options, either ones they can create or ones that they might already have with a tweak or two of their current menu let me know. sorenconrad @ hotmail.com
Beverly
about 5 years agoBarrett is right about New Scenic, and I noticed that, too. I should have specified that I included them in my list because of the creative, capable staff. I think they would be happy to accommodate vegans. But you're right. Their current menu looks like a steakhouse.
Dorkus
about 5 years agoThe Scenic's menu is ever-changing based on the local availability and pricing of certain ingredients. But as far as vegan offerings, I am sure they would be happy to accommodate any requests.
Barrett Chase
about 5 years agoIf anyone could successfully accommodate, it would be the Scenic, but here's the thing: No one wants to have to be accommodated. Usually, a lot of thought is put into the ingredients in a certain dish, and turning a non-vegan dish into a vegan one usually has lackluster results. I think what the OP is after is a list of restaurants that specifically create great-tasting vegan dishes right out of the gate. That doesn't mean a cheese sandwich, hold the cheese. It means that the chefs put thought and effort into creating vegan menu items, and stand behind them in their vegan form to begin with.
Xina
about 5 years agoBarrett has it right. Dare I ask for Vegan (no dairy or egg) baked goods also?
Beverly
about 5 years agoCoconut curry at Zeitgeist. That's the answer.
bluenewt
about 5 years agoThe co-op has vegan baked goods.
in.dog.neato
about 5 years agoCows are vegan, aren't they? Hmm ... a hamburger sounds good.
lojasmo
about 5 years agoI agree with this, I think it is especially vegan with cheese and bacon.