9 Best Vegan Restaurants in Burlington

“Love the gluten free options and the gluten free brownie is just devine to top it off! My order is always exactly as I ordered. Always more than a plenty of toppings. They do not skimp on anything! Definitely worth the money! And service it quick and friendly. Thanks MM!“

“Excellent food at dinner time today. Kinda of lottery. Thanks Taaza bistro , my frnds were happy we chose the right place. Keep it up all The time“

“The Hospitality First Class“

“The wine tastings are fun, she has a good selection at a pretty fair price, The staff is friendly and responsive.“

“We had Sunset Slush for my daughter’s 30th birthday party, and everyone loved it! It was the hit of the party!“

“Unfortunately, I didn't capture any photos of our meals this busy Saturday evening. We arrived and were promptly seated after the 20 minute wait. As expected, based on the crowd, food took a little longer than usual to reach the table. The appetizer didn't arrive for almost 30 minutes after the order was placed. On the brighter side, the food was good. Best of all, our waitress, Rebecca, was absolutely amazing. She was attentive, knowledgeable, and super friendly throughout the entire meal. Probably the best service I've received at any restaurant I've visited in recent memory. Kudos to her👍🏾!“

“One of my favorite places to eat now. So far we’ve tried asada tacos, asada torta,& asada burrito and they were all delicious. Better than going to the taqueria trucks imo. The people are friendly. I love the colorful paint.The food is so good and their guacamole salsa is top tier. As a salsa roja lover, I was surprised to like the guacamole salsa more!I love that the tortillas have a slight crisp and the meat too. The tortas are better than I make at home. The vinegar they put on it makes it 10/10.100% recommend this place.“

“Friendly staff, they’re young, I’m old but they are always friendly!“

“The birria pizza was good, and an insane deal for how much food you get! There was quite a bit of big chunks of beef fat in the pizza, as well as the broth which was a bit off putting. The salsa and chips though... the salsa.. was the most disgusting salsa I've ever tried in my LIFE. It was so thick because it was made with a base of canned tomato sauce, which gave it a sweet taste of ? with huge chunks of onion and large pieces of cilantro mixed in. Completely unauthentic and unpallatable. Especially considering that I was charged 6 dollars for chips and "salsa" ? Horchata was AWESOME. very very yummy“