10 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Hyattsville

“came for a little solo date not too long ago and though very similar taste to their sister restaurants miss toyas, pop boy jim's, etc., their menu is a bit more creative. i enjoyed this experience. they will run you for your money however! the eggs were really good, the oxtail hawaiian rolls were good but kind of soggy. i also had the "not yo momma" pasta, which i unfortunately don't have a photo of, but was delicious! but the mango cooler which i originally got i had to spit the tiniest first sip out bc it was insanely sweet and sugary. i really dislike lemonades like that. they're located in rather one of the busier parts of hyattsville but w a shared parking lot around the back. service was good--didn't take more than maybe 15-20 mins to come out. it's just unfortunate that one of the employees was tryna get at me and got mad when i chose to respond...it shouldn't be hard to enjoy a simple solo meal as a lady. if i ever return, i hope to not see him again.“

“Since this place opens. I been a client and always loved the experience, the services the food it's super., from the owners to my preferred waiter Claudia always have I greit attitude ...all of them you can see that they care and put attention in every detail. ? “

“Food was so good, I was dancing the wholeTime while I was eating ?The beef suya was really tender, and it was the extra hot but I could tolerate it. The jollof was great and smoky flavor (party rice). The plantains were extra ripe and the way I like it. I am of Nicaraguan decent and enjoy maduros so if you like ripe ripe plantains then you will love them. The Zobo-lemonade was so good. I wonder if they make it in house. Nicaraguans drink it too but we call it “Jamaica”. The efo riro was great, small portion but great flavor. The suya wings were crispy and flavorful, I prefer flats so that’s the only thing that could have been better. Yeah, I’m doing the hour drive for spice kitchen very soon!!“

“I only come here once every decade (I live a mile from it). I still feel it’s too pricey for what they offer/location. Long ago you didn’t have to pay for parking (very cheap) but certainly it is an inconvenience (you can also pay with the Passport Parking app besides the kiosk) In general.. not my favorite place.Parking: Use passport parking instead of paying at the kiosk. At daytime Parking lot easy viewable from restaurant so you can “pay” “as you go”. Remember your car tag# and location number.“

“I've been looking for a good spot for the last two years and I think I found it. Food is good, customer service is great! I'm so happy that the chicken doesn't taste like rubber (like other places) and the food has flavor-I've really been missing out. I'm so happy and totally recommend anyone to come here. Great food!“

“Our family went here for dinner this past week. The Mediterranean lamb burger was very good as was the Rueben. The service was ok. It took some time for someone to come take our orders. We asked for our water glasses to be refilled and we were finished with our meal before we had an opportunity to ask again for the refill that did not happen at the first ask. Then someone came to refill the glasses and only did two of our three. The atmosphere was lively even though it was not crowded. There were maybe half the tables full and it was abuzz with conversations and laughter so that it felt like a happy place to be.“

“The location looks rundown from the outside, but on the inside, it's OK. There are a few tables for dining in. You have to self order and pay at the kiosk. The order was ready relatively quickly. The online menu prices are incorrect. The prices have increased. For example, one chicken taco is $4.50. The food tastes good. The rice is really good. I would recommend this restaurant. Parking is very limited here.“

“Just happened to drive by Paradiso and decided to stop for a lite meal. Ordered the New Year's 4-Pork Special 12" pizza with pepperoni, salami, sausage, basil, asiago, and mozzarella cheese, minus the prosciutto (cutting down the salt intake) You can taste the spices in the red sauce. The pizza is not overwhelmed with cheese, but the cheese combination is delicious. The crust was lite and crisp. It was piping hot and stayed relatively hot to warm as we enjoyed this deliciously wood-fired pizza, with nothing left but crumbs. We paired it with the Homebrew award winning Paradiso Dunkelweizen beer, a nice Mellow taste. Great for a non-beer connoisseur. Okay, great corner location with free parking lot next door and street parking. Nice decor with plenty of seating inside with full panel glass doors that open to the patio during the hot summer days. Covered patio seating outside in front and side of building. Bar seating inside and outside as well as a heated tent. This location is handicap accessible. Mon-Tues closed. Wed-Thurs 4-9pm and Fri-Sat 1-9pm. Paid $43 for two drinks and pizza. The staff are welcoming. David our server was very attentive.Will return to sample other items on the menu.Parking: The restaurant is located on a corner next to the neighborhood. You can find parking on the street if none is available in the nearby parking lot.“

“You can get an empanada of dismal quality here. Hay que hablar espanol tambien los numeros. If you want mom to make empanadas teribles, and have played on the m rated video games, try the empanadas. I did want to get it.Dietary restrictions: They can do some items in poor quality and have children.“

“I was super excited to discover yet another great Senegalese restaurant ?? in the DMV area! Safe to say that Chez Dior is a hidden gem… The food was authentic and beautifully plated.The mom and pop restaurant hit the mark with all of the usual dishes that you would expect to find at a Senegalese restaurant. Everything was well seasoned, fresh and tasty.The service was a little slow, and a few of the items that were ordered were never brought to the table - it wasn’t at all a busy time, so likely they just forgot to bring it to the table.Overall those I had a great time and would definitely visit again.“