14 Best Vegan Restaurants in Malvern

“Everything is fantastic time & time again!“

“Delicious food, great atmosphere, great live music. Bar tender and servers were awesome too.“

“Amazing food and friendly staff in a great, relaxed atmosphere. I spent nearly 3 hours there catching up with my roommate from college. We ate, we talked, we ate, we laughed, we ate some more. Wonderful place!“

“My husband and I stopped here when we were in the area and the food did not dissapoint! We ordered the Hot and Sour Soup, Ban Ban Noodles, "Lamb" w/ Cumin Kabobs, and the Phoenix and Dragon Fly Together (Gen Taos' Chick'n + Shrimp). Everything was great! We were a little sad that they no longer offer a buffet, but it's okay - our server told us they only offer it on holidays.There is so much variety on the menu and if you are having trouble choosing, like we did, the servers are great at recommending items. The atmosphere is a little lackluster but I understand restaurants, especially vegan establishments, are so much work to begin with. We will definitely be visiting again!Vegetarian options: The entire menu is vegan. Woohoo!!“

“INCREDIBLE vegan and vegetarian sushi options! Typically the only veggie sushi offered is cucumber and avocado. Mino goes above and beyond with an entire section of vegetable rolls with substance to them. The server was highly attentive and topped off our waters often. The restaurant itself is well decorated and they accommodated our group of nice with ease.“

“Fabulous sushi! Great service!“

“Great place to grab to-go lunches for your picnic or day out! The boxes come with all the silverware and napkins you need and the food is packaged well. The egg salad sandwiches and the potato salad hit the spot on a warm day and each boxed meal comes with a deviled egg. They did forget to include some of the items in our group's boxes.“

“This place is amazing! Between the food and the staff everything is always spot on here! I love there chicken tenders, hand cut fries, chicken quesadillas, and their Cesar salad! You can tell the staff loves their jobs and what they do! Really a perfect breakfast / lunch spot in Malvern!“

“My husband and I went on December 7th, for the first time at the recommendation of a friend. My husband is a Marine, bonus points for the lovely lady helping us, knowing it was the Anniversary of Pearl Harbor ❤️. She was so kind and helpful, the food is delicious, from the ham an brie sandwich, to the ginger molasses cookies, the pumpkin bundt cake, the creamy little pastries she recommended, but I forget the name. absolutely delicious and amazing ❤️❤️“

“So. It's been quite awhile since my family and I have been to Anthony's in Malvern. I have to say that the more they renovate the worse the restaurant becomes. We took my dad there for his 76th birthday. There were 7 of us altogether. My wife kids and grandson arrived first at 5:15. It was not crowded-there were many tables available for seating. The hostess informed my wife that we could not be seated at a table until all of our guests were in the restaurant. We were a bit confused by this since we had never experienced this before at Anthony's or anywhere else. I told the hostess that my father was a minute out-nonetheless, we could not sit at a table until he arrived. Which was baffling due to the fact that there were at least 10 tables open and no wait. The funny thing is we did not ask to sit down-we were informed that we would not be seated until all guests had arrived. When we spoke to the owner after we bein seated-upon the arrival of our one missing guest-he informed us that this has always been the policy and the main reason is to keep the wait staff from having to come back to the table and explain the specials a second time to the late arrivals or have to take a second drink order. Honestly if my server can't take the time to do that-I will not be able to take the time to figure out what 20% is! After this baffling exchange no specials were explained, we were instructed they were written on the first page of the menu. Which is fine by me if I don't know what something is I'll ask. Now I would have been willing to let all this nonsense slide-we don't get a chance to dine out often-but-and this is the truly disappointing part to all of this. The food was not good. At all. In the past, before the place was remodeled-and they added a bar etc etc the food was magnificent. Our service at this visit was excellent minus the bumpy start but somewhere along the path of expansion and remodeling-the quality and quantity of food has been forgotten. It wasn't just myself who thought this either. There were 7 of us and 5 of our clan were not impressed with the food. Enough so that this will be our last trip to Anthony's of Malvern. It wasn't so much about the whole seating "policy". The facts are -we go out to eat on special occasions. Birthdays, anniversaries, we work hard so we deserve a night out, those types of occasions. I/we want to enjoy the food we order to celebrate those occasions. I ordered the raviolis with two meatballs topped with their pink sauce. The raviolis were overcooked, the meatballs tasted as if they were 1/2 bread crumbs and the pink sauce was bland and unsatisfying. We make the Irish version of pink sauce at home by combining 1/2 jar of Alfredo with a 1/2 jar of marinara. It's not great but it is certainly tastier than what I was served last night. As my wife and kids tell me I've lectured too long! Save yourself the hassle and trade in the Anthony's of Malvern for the Anthony's if Downingtown. In a society that puts so much emphasis on the outside beauty of things, the old adage is true. Beauty is only skin deep. Anthony's of Malvern may look spectacular, something on the inside needs mending. To put it nicely. I've only eaten at Olive Garden once or twice for a reason. It's not truly authentic Italian food. I would spend my money and eat there before sitting-not before all my companions arrive mind you- before dining at Anthony's again. They should be done with the seating policy as well as start a remodel on the quality of the food. As I stated in the beginning of this rant-we've eaten there for decades. We will visit the other Anthony's (Downingtown) when it's time to celebrate Italian style time. In the owner's defense-he did give my father a free piece of tiramisu for his birthday-even though he was late. Thanks“

“You will be having buffet lunch over the weekend including Fridays. Taste of Food and the variety are really good.. everytime you finish one plate they will remove that and you can take another new plate to fill up with. And cost is also reasonable ?Mango lassi is a must try..“

“This is my first time in this restaurant and i had an amazing experience, my drink and food was delicious, definitely recommend it, if you wanna try new tacos, The server was amazing and i had a talk with the General manager Joe, he is such an amazing person.“

“I enjoyed lunch here with my son. We both really enjoyed every bite. The naan is homemade and fresh, the flavors in the dishes were excellent and well balanced. The quality was very good. The space is simple but clean and welcoming.Kid-friendliness: My son is two and he was super welcomed here!“

“Great burgers, nice casual ambiance, friendly service“