11 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Duvall

“ordered over the phone one three piece cod and one order of waffle fries as well as the kids meal cheese burger. Got home and discovered two cheese burgers ( not including condiments requested) and no no waffle fries. Added my tip to this order as I usually try to do but maybe next time , ??? No reciept given and I thought i'ts all good ?????“

“Authentic Thai Cuisine with warm welcome“

“Seriously the BEST chicken quesadillas I've ever had! Everything else has been delicious, as well, and we've ordered just about everything on the menu.“

“Love the new menu items and the great service every time.“

“Was there with good friends this past weekend and the service and food was spectacular! Definitely stop in! Atmosphere is perfect! Will return soon. 👍“

“Valley House is absolutely one of my all-time favorite restaurants! Their food is scrumptious made extra delicious using local farmers and growers. Staff is exceptionally welcoming and kind❣️And I love how it is a gathering place without TVs for distraction. Just enjoyed the squash soup with a grilled cheese sandwich… the absolute best ever! Cheers and enjoy! Thank you, Valley House and Star 💫“

“Granted that it has been a while since I was last there but the Blue cheese burger with sweet potato fries and spicy aioli is the best I've tried in 4 states, hands down. Oh and Great service and craft beer selection. I'll be Back for sure!“

“Teriyaki Bliss in the Autumn Sun

While walking home on a lovely fall afternoon, I stumbled upon a charming little teriyaki place that seemed to scream, “Eat outside while you still can!” Naturally, I obliged.

I ordered the chicken teriyaki bowl, and wow! It was like a warm hug from a long-lost friend. The chicken, grilled to perfection, bathed in a sweet-savory sauce, had my taste buds doing the cha-cha. The rice was fluffy, and the veggies were fresh enough to make you think they just jumped off a farmer's market table—if I knew what that looked like, of course.

As I savored my meal, the sun beamed down, and I had to fend off some curious squirrels who clearly believed my bowl was their next treasure. I perfected my “I will not share” face—an impressive masterpiece, if I do say so myself.

Overall, this teriyaki spot is a must-visit for a delightful meal that pairs perfectly with the last sunny days of fall. Just make sure to bring your sense of humor and maybe a jacket for when the sun sets and the squirrels start plotting! ???️“

“Food and service is always great! Very kid-friendly. One of my grandchildren’s favorite places, too!“

“Rarely do you find a restaurant with no flaws. An easy contender for the best restaurant for miles and miles. Wouldn’t be surprised if they work towards a Michelin star.

Kid-friendliness: Absolutely kid friendly, reminds me of the places my mom took me as a kid.

Wheelchair accessibility: Street level, no steps in the dining room if I recall correctly.“

“I have eaten here for years and years and years, sure its not the prettiest place in the world but my dad has moved to puyallup and makes me bring him beef teriyaki every time i see him. Never had better teriyaki (and ive gone to many others). Chicken katsu is fantastic as well. I will mourn the day when this place closes/changes owners.“