15 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Arlington

“I came for brisket! The flavors were there, they lose 1pt because it was slightly dry. The beaaanns get a 5 with jazz hands. It was a party in my mouth. Everyone else enjoyed their meal. The service was on point. They have a parking lot with somewhat limited spots. I would definitely come back.“

“Recommended, did not disappoint, had the Po Boy, very filling, parking can be a challenge, but overall, worth the travel.“

“I have a saying I’m sure I’m not the only one and the saying half the eating experience is the people. They Lyon Hall made me feel like I was with a friendly family. Steven the manager stopped by to check on me, Brooke was super friendly and accommodating, Migjon the chef brought me a special steak to enhance my burger experience. Talk about accommodating Veronica the hostess was really looking out for me. When I thought the item I came for was not available she was going to the chef to ask if they could make it for me(I saw the item was available and saved her the trip). The burger I had could use a little more seasoning beyond that it was perfect!“

“I'm no Pho expert, but have been around a few places, so this comes with perspective. Pho 75 meets all the marks of a good spot. Extensive options of pho, no comical fusion things, really good prices, and that's it. Show up, eat good, leave. I missed out on the coffee, but, over all very good.- Good Food- Good prices- Fast Service- Convenient locationShort review? Yep. To the point, this is the spot.“

“While you may luck out with street parking nearby, most will be able to find parking within a couple of blocks. You'll usually have to pay but that's city life (I guess). This place is worth paying for parking as the food is pretty good. Service here is decent, with a setting made for hanging out with friends. It's comfortable, casual, and can also be good enough to enjoy with family. Again, food is pretty good. My wife went light with spinach artichoke dip (this was very average), while I had the schnitzel (very good) with smashed potatoes, and my son had the jambalaya pasta (he liked). All in all a positive experience.“

“I was there today celebrating my fathers birthday, good food, exelent service, our waitress was very good and cordial, the host nice and recive us with a nice smile, very beautiful i wish i could find her on instagram.“

“WOW! I live in DC and have tried basically every Thai place in DC but rarely make it to VA. Thai is some of my favorite food. My main complaint with most DC places is that the food is NOT spicy enough. Not the case here! I got the drunken noodles tonight and hands down they were the spiciest best I've had in the area! Love this place! New favorite Thai spot in the DMV! I'll be back and VERY SOON! THANK YOU FOR MAKING THAI FOOD SPICY AS IT SHOULD BE!“

“Great spot for happy hour or Taco Tuesday, especially before a movie at Alamo next door. Lots of seats, love the indoor/outdoor space. You order via a paper checklist (much like some sushi places) but have a designated server to take care of your table, and I have always had quick service here! Personal favorite tacos are the shrimp and fried fish, but most of them are a good size.“

“Rober (Robert) makes the best breakfast sandwich on the planet!As an airline employee, I find myself eating in airports regularly.I tried the bacon, egg and cheese biscuit at Timber Pizza for the first time ever and I must say that it was incredible. The freshly baked biscuit was fluffy on the inside and toasty on the outside. The chopped bacon mixed and melted perfectly with the egg and cheese and the sandwich was served hot, fresh and delicious. Timber's breakfast sandwich might be slightly more expensive than the other options at DCA but not only was it hot, fresh and delicious but it was very hearty! When Robert handed me the sandwich, I immediately noticed how heavy it was. It's twice the weight of the breakfast sandwich from the other places but, being freshly made and baked, did not sit in the stomach heavy.I'm looking forward to my next stop at DCA airport to enjoy another bacon, egg and cheese biscuit from Timber Pizza in E Gates.Thank you, Robert!“

“Very beautiful place the food is amazing and the service is very good thank you“

“Two big pieces of French toast and fresh fried eggs. Simple and delicious! Friendly wait staff who treated me like a regular even though I’m a newcomer. The restaurant smells fresh and looks cozy like you’d expect. Glad I stopped in for an evening breakfast. Thanks for being open 24 hours in Arlington.“

“Delicious food, courteous service and wonderful ambience. Recommend highly!!“

“You won’t be disappointed in the outcome of your food. Tacos and Tortas are top two items to orderTheir wings are better than the wing places out there.Salsas are mildly good.Inexpensive brunch options too.If they had a frequent punch card I would have completed a few by nowParking: The parking is always crowded so park in the not popular or obvious spots unless you want extra stress and pressure of holding up traffic and parking ?️ then you have been warned or go at off peak timings“

“I've been once thanks to a wise boyfriend who new my inner glutton would love it. So right! Fabulous service with flare, fantastic food, and freshness all around. Looking forward to returning too.Parking: I recommend metro, but parking garages are all around with limited walk.Kid-friendliness: Many of all ages there and we'll behaved.“

“This is near terminal C. The place is clean, quick service and nice. Great place for a good meal while waiting for flights. Our noodle soups were very tasty, full of flavor and not salty at all. Ramen can be tricky since mostly it's salty to my taste but this one here is just perfect. The udon and ramen noodles were cooked perfectly, not too hard not too soft or mushy. I wish that there can be one location at every terminal at every airport“