13 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Fairhope

“Delicious food every single time. The location is beautiful too.“

“Delightful Fairhope restaurant! Great food and atmosphere. Quaint and cozy and the food is delicious! Burgers, tacos, sandwiches and salads. They accommodated our group of 20 for lunch efficiently and courteously, can’t recommend enough! My first time here and I will be back!“

“My FAVORITE sushi restaurant ever. They have awesome ginger salad, appetizers, and hibachi too! Fast, efficient service“

“Delicious breakfast here today. Excellent, friendly and accommodating service too! Only comment is I’m not for certain the chicken fried steak is hand battered in house. I’ve had Sysco chicken fried steak and tasted very similar. However, it was good ((not great though). The gravy was good, eggs poached just the way I like them and good creamy grits. Husband very satisfied with his meal and said the pancakes were very good. Will definitely return on our next trip from Florida to Texas!“

“One of my favorites! Great food, service and atmosphere. Lamb is always perfect!“

“The menu had so many options, but I couldn't decide. Since they're only open for lunch, we brought home food to go for dinner! So glad we found this little spot as it's vegan tailored and the only spot of its kind in our area! I'd leave a 5 star if the app would let me. They do offer meat, but every item has a vegan or vegetarian option! Updated from previous review on 2023-11-04“

“The experience was phenomenal. Beautiful views of the boat docks and our server, Travis, was amazing. He was so attentive to our table. Unfortunately, someone at our table has hair in her food but Travis was quick to apologize and get a new plate to us.“

“food was amazing and service was even better“

“The Mahi Sandwich was very delicious!“

“Great servers, Amazing food, great atmosphere.“

“The food and Staff are awesome, Great atmosphere. It was my first time here and I definitely will be back.....“

“Service and food were excellent! Will be back.“

“The food was above average for Mexican food in Alabama. The standard chips and salsa were surprisingly better than most; the chips were think, lightly slated and the salsa seemed more fresh than other restaurants. Hands down the best thing on the menu was the Cactus Grits, which basically queso with grits in it. That's a must try. The wait staff were nice and quick to fix any errors, which there was a few mistakes on the orders. It was a large group, so that's bound to happen. The outside courtyard was very pleasant, particularly on a spring evening. It would be unbearable during a summer day or when it's raining and there isn't a ton of seating on the inside, so if it's a busy day and the weather is bad, expect a long wait.“