Best Vegetarian Restaurants in West Adams (90016)
5 hand-picked restaurants, AI-analyzed and critic-validated
Notable Picks
8.6
An all-day West Adams brasserie blending California-leaning American comfort with a little Mediterranean polish. The kitchen is strongest on hearty brunch plates and thoughtfully composed mains, while the wine list keeps it feeling like a true neighborhood hang. Come for a long lunch or an easygoing dinner that still feels special.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fried chicken & waffles, Truffle mushroom burger, Baked-to-order apple pie
What makes it special: All-day brasserie cooking with a strong neighborhood pulse.
8.5
Danny Elmaleh’s fast-casual grill is a high-volume neighborhood institution for smoky shawarma, bright salads, and green falafel with a make-your-own pickle bar. The sprawling garden patio and punchy sauces make it feel like a quick trip to the Eastern Med without leaving Mid-City.
Must-Try Dishes:
Green Falafel Pita, Chicken Shawarma Plate, Lamb & Beef Kefta Pita
What makes it special: Counter-service Israeli-Mediterranean with a legendary pickle bar and huge patio.
#3
SREYVEGAN
8.3
Vegan Cambodian cooking with real depth: punchy herbs, caramelized sauces, and clever seafood/meat reworks that feel true to the originals. The former pop-up energy still shows in the menu’s creativity, but execution is polished enough for repeat cravings.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chili Basil Fried “Shrimp”, Nom Pang Sandwich, Khmer Spring Rolls
What makes it special: Rare all-vegan Cambodian menu with standout mock-seafood and sauces.
Worthy Picks
7.9
A casual all-day cafe built around sturdy West Adams breakfast staples, with waffles and breakfast burritos that hit the comforting, no-frills sweet spot. Coffee drinks and matcha are a real draw, and the menu leans classic with a few LA-healthy touches. Great for a quick morning reset or relaxed midday bite.
Must-Try Dishes:
Breakfast burrito, Belgian waffle, Matcha latte
What makes it special: Reliable neighborhood breakfast with standout waffles and matcha.
7.8
A long-running vegan Mexican counter spot focused on hearty burritos, tortas, and shareable nachos. It’s casual and bright, built for takeout or a quick sit-down, and locals keep it in rotation for reliable comfort without the heaviness.
Must-Try Dishes:
Macho burrito (vegan), Portabella torta, Vegan enchiladas
What makes it special: Vegan Mexican that still feels like real comfort food.