14 Best Vegan Restaurants in Brighton

“I love StockYard. We haven't been in a long time as we moved faraway. Now, after 10 years we came back and it was like we never stopped coming to eat here. The food was super delicious. The NY Sirloin, and the tenderness of the Fille Minog was extraordinary. Outstanding customer service. The drinks were superb. And the complimentary chocolate cake with ice cream for Father's day was out of this world. Thank you.“

“Good for friends get together. Be sure to get there early - no reservations and always a line“

“It was One of my best experience The food customer service delicious food I recommend to very one to try this friendly place“

“Best butterbeer latte in the world!“

“Excellent tapas in a quaint setting“

“Highly recommend for hand pulled noodles(the name is a pretty hard giveaway). The bouncy texture and flavorful soup options are what you’ll want on a cold rain day or after a good workout. I would order the vegetable dumplings and vegetable mala pot or just pot, if spicy food is not for you (for any vegetarians and everyone) to try.“

“I stayed in Brighton for two weeks, and when I discovered this place, it was my safe place to go and eat. I recommended a lot their pancakes. I've never eaten something like this before. The pancakes with blueberry and strawberry jam was the my perfect breakfast these last days. This is my favorite place to back when I return to Boston.“

“Fenway location , fresh and the best customer service !“

“I got an ice pumpkin spiced latte which I thoroughly enjoyed and my wife loved her toasted everything bagel. Super chill vibes and I always love a coffee shop where you can watch them roast the beans. I definitely recommend checking this place out!“

“We ordered delivery. Everything was so fresh and delicious! Especially loved the cucumber avocado sushi and the vegetable gyoza.“

“Great food and ambience, service was a little slow“

“Yamato is an all you can eat sushi restaurant located near the Boston College area, serving sushi as well as other Japanese dishes such as tonkatsu, ramen, and more.

The service is basically all handled by your own party, as they use tablets to order and send orders in, with the staff bringing it out when they're prepared.

The sushi is good for the price, and good to eat as much as you want. The rice to fish ratio is alright, it could be better but its all you can eat, so you get what you expect. It's overall a good price for what you get.“

“I cannot get enough of Kung Fu Tea! I sometimes have to make a special trip on my way home from work. :)“