10 Best Vegan Restaurants in Aiken

“The charm of the historic Willcox creates a comfort when when you walk in, and then the impeccable service thereafter makes you want to come back every day! Stephanie, our server is one of our favorites and we were so glad to get her last night. She's always helpful and fun. I had the Halibut special and it was GREAT! And rest of the table had Octupus, filet, chicken. We enjoyed a beautiful Schramsberg Rose and an incredible Chateaunepf duPape. Topped it off with crème brûlée and a chocolate lava cake. SO GOOD!!“

“I'm a pescatarian and fund myself eating vegan meals. I am in LOVE with the artichoke delight. I hardly ever have to wait, and when I use the call-in method, my food is ALWAYS ready when I get there. I literally drive 35mins give or take just to get an artichoke delight.“

“What a gem of a find in the heart of downtown Aiken! The wonderful smells wafting from this amazing establishment will lure you in from far away to its front door. Immediately upon walking in you can feel the incredible vibe Taj emits, its staff and owners are incredibly pleasant and a joy to talk to. The chef has created some incredible dishes that are freshly prepared with much love infused into the food. I simply cannot say enough how AMAZING this restaurant is on SO many levels and the fact that Taj is very consistent is very much appreciated. Thank you to Rose & Teja for making me feel so welcome and truly like one of the family. ⚡?⚡“

“Absolutely delicious. The restaurant is pretty tight and loud so if you're wanting a nice, quiet romantic dinner this isn't the spot for you. But if you want great food, great drinks, and great service put Whiskey Alley on your list to check out. The smoked pinicillim was the perfect drink!“

“Their baked goods and drinks were great! The breakfast bowl was not good at all. We enjoyed sitting outside and seeing all the dogs that were there, too.Wheelchair accessibility: There is wheelchair accessibility on the sidewalk and side patio, but the doorway may be a little narrow.“

“First time here will be a repeat!Kid-friendliness: My kiddo was so excited to be eating in a "grown-up" restaurant, we've been to dine in before so idk what made this specific place more special, but the wait staff really gave my kiddo the full treatment. Kiddo ordered not me ordering for them and was asked questions specifically about food quality, not just me relaying messages.“

“The absolute, closest you will come to authentic ramen in the Aiken area. The service was average, but the food and appetizers are really on point. This is more of a tapas style restaurant, food comes in small bowls, except for the delicious ramen. The only ding that I gave, was no beer or liquor license and we had to drink soft drinks and tea with our meal. Other people had glasses and bottles of wine, and when we asked, they said it was BYOB until they got their liquor license. I would love to see sushi here. I highly recommend Red Door.“

“Jimmy John’s is the best. Brent took our order and was super nice. The food is just awesome and it’s always clean. LOVE IT!!!Vegetarian options: the #6 veggie is really good and yummy and since everything is freshly made you can always customize and take the meat off.“

“Almost perfect version of mellow mushroom now. Wife and I have come here often (this review is a cumulative of about 7 random showings). Always close but never perfect. Well, they have finally gotten there to rival Augusta Mellow Mushroom folks. Kitchen cooked on point pizzas ... At this stage we know it's a level above Pizza Joint.. at first it wasn't but now ... It just is... Go to a pizza place and the artichoke dip is above average we got something special here now. Grace topped the experience off with a version of perfection in the waitress category... Shout out. What else is there to say but pizza dine in or pizza to go this is the go to in Aiken.“

“The best pizza in the csra. Their pizza is so good that I drove over an hour for a vesuvius. My craving started late Friday night. I didn't have time Saturday so I planned my Sunday around lunch at pizza di Napoli. Sunday morning was torture.. my toothpaste tasted like tender and juicy pepperoni, my coffee had the sharp but warm scent of a wood fire and my biscuit from McDonald's tasted like.... well we know what they taste like. The drive over to aiken took forever. We finally arrive I felt like a kid on Christmas morning ...that got coal in his stocking. Closed from the 18th -26th. I had checked the website and called and listened to the recording and and and.... I'll still give you five stars but you may not be getting a Christmas card this years.“