8 Best Vegan Restaurants in Teaneck

“I love eating the plant base food with so much flavor, their juices are amazing!“

“I've been coming here for about 5 years now. It's in my top 5 favorite places in the world. Great for business meetings, snacks, spot to work, best coffee around, best pastries around, beautiful/relaxing atmosphere, excellent service, and I could go on and on. Just being inside settles me and reduces my stress level. Anyone I bring states that it's one of their new favorite places. Try the spinach/cheese croissant, but leave one for me. :) 😀...Oh, and for my vegan and gluten free friends, there are loads of options for you here.“

“The apple cake is so delicious I also really like the vanilla buttercream cupcakes. The owner Angela Logan is so sweet and personable and I wish her a lot of success. I will defiantly be a regular customer!!“

“Compliments to Yalla for vert tasty, diversified and plentiful menu. We visited you yesterday with 2 teen grandchildren and everyone enjoyed her/his choice. Your food is flavorful & fresh, the service is efficient and polite, the potions are generous, and the prices are reasonable. -- Highly recommended.“

“Best healthiest frozen yogurt out there! Every one’s favorite place to go�“

“I’ve been coming here for years and they never disappoint! They serve quality and quantity as they welcome you with the island vibes !“

“Teaneck Sushi House is absolutely fantastic! The sushi is always fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The menu has a great variety, from creative specialty rolls to classic favorites, and everything I’ve tried has been delicious. The staff is friendly, attentive, and makes you feel welcome every time. The atmosphere is cozy and perfect whether you’re dining in or grabbing takeout. Definitely one of the best sushi spots in the area—I’ll keep coming back! 🍣👏
We did all you can eat for $30 not bad“

“I see a couple of reviews on here about staff rudeness, but honestly I walked in and greeted them and they were nice. They got my order right away. I maybe waited like 5 minutes in total (ordering and getting it out). Just don’t stand there like a zombie waiting to be attended to… As a Dominican and fellow Caribbean person, the food was delicious. Some Dominicans also add the bigger beans in our rice and peas (Moro de guandules), but that’s like a niche Caribbean thing. LOVE THAT. That’s how I know it’s authentic. I got jerk chicken with rice and peas, sweet plantain and cabbage, and I got a beef patty with coco bread for my son. The chicken was cooked well and was juicy and the rice and peas wasn’t mushy or overly dry. I didn’t even take a picture because it looked so good I just started eating once I got home. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants ACTUAL Jamaican food. It tastes like someone aunty made it after school or something.“