6 Best Vegan Restaurants near Cortland

“Food is amazing, portions extremely generous. Atmosphere is great. Owners make it a very personal experience. Love it!“

“I dropped by on a whim after an appointment at the local hospital and I am so very glad I did. The vegan breakfast sandwich was very good and reasonably priced, especially for this area. Now listen, some of these places charge upwards of $12 for a beyond whatever patty on a bun, so seeing the menu here was a sight for sore eyes. I didn't get to try the coffee but they have a wide selection for drip coffee as well as espresso. The selection for the bakery items was also excellent, with vegan options throughout. There was also a good atmosphere, friendly staff, and comfortable seating. Very, very clean. I hope to visit again soon and sincerely wish for the success of this business.“

“This place is great and has natural food and a good selection. The the fact that they follow the Civil Rights Laws and Disabilities Acts to allow people who can't wear a mask and won't is gaining increasing positive attention far and wide. Many businesses have not been complying to the fictitious mandates and questionable narrative we've been superimposed with more and more now. We need to support these businesses who are opening up without any restrictions are growing in numbers and proven to be the most courageous and intelligent. Thank you for recognizing that policy is not law. Judges have been throwing out fines, tickets, and violations whereas the United States justice department has been deploying criminal investigations based on discrimination that carries a $75,000 fine. Knowledgeable veterans with disabilities are aware of this also which is another set of laws. Thank you and you'll go down on the right side of history (regardless of how it's retold) and I personally have spent a small fortune there and we'll make sure many others do also. Keep up the good work!“

“I come to whole heart cafe once a week, at least, get a full breakfast and than the market for groceries. My favorite stop for all. :)“

“First time here, and met with friendly staff, semi-crowded, rustic vibes. Parking was a little difficult. Mix of booths, tables, high tops and the bar.

The menu had a variety with gluten free and vegetarian options. We were told the gluten free pizzas are made alongside cookware that touches flour so keep in mind if you have a severe gluten problem or Celiacs.

We ordered some burgers, onion rings, a wrap, homemade chips, and a gluten free crust pizza - which were all very delicious, except the chips were a bit heavily salted - so I would opt for fries, sweet potato fries or the onion rings, and the gluten free pizza crust was a little burnt on the edges. Our food also took a substantially longer time than other tables seated after us, not sure if that was because of the gluten free preference.

The restrooms have stalls, and were very clean. And overall, a very trendy place with great service and food.

Vegetarian options: V & GF options

Dietary restrictions: Listed clearly on menu.“

“Great food & service - we will definitely be back soon !“