Best Vegan Restaurants in Columbia

"Open since 2004, cooperatively owned Red Emma’s is a bookstore inspired by the tradition of the radical “infoshop,” an educational gathering space for progressive, community-minded citizens, artists and activists. But the Station North gathering space is also a remarkably veg-friendly restaurant, with options like a tofu scramble Benedict with vegan hollandaise, buffalo cauliflower wings, seitan cheesesteaks and chana masala. Thread Coffee, the cafe’s transparently traded bean source that also operates on the co-op model, is roasted in an associated facility just a few minutes away."

"A post shared by Red Emma's (@redemmas) on Mar 24, 2019 at 7:05am PDT. The Red Emma’s on Cathedral Street across from the BSO is in a spot that has seen many places come and go. You go to Red Emma’s for the complete alternative experience and enjoy the food along the way."

"Chef Gregory Brown and Naija Wright-Brown opened Land of Kush in 2011. Land of Kush serves vegan and vegetarian soul food so savory that you’ll forget it’s also healthy. Everything on the menu is vegetarian-friendly but tastes like the real deal, from the crab cakes and BBQ ribs to the curry chicken and sweet potato cake."

"Vegan soul restaurant Land of Kush sells a variety of animal-free takes on classic foods, like eggplant parmesan made with vegan cheese, curried “chickun” and their weekend special: crab cakes. That's right, a vegan crab cake, made from pan-fried seitan and seasoned with Old Bay."

"Last but not least, there's The Land of Kush, a Mount Vernon favorite with four stars out of 534 reviews."

"It took a while, but this outpost of the famed Brooklyn pizzeria by the same name finally opened to much fanfare this past summer. The former Hampden Republican Club has been transformed into a Neapolitan-style pizza lover’s haven with ample wood paneling, two straight-from-Italy wood-burning ovens, and a bar tucked away in the back. An impressive list of 31 pizzas includes a variety of creative toppings (Meyer lemons, local brisket, hot chile oil) and an entire vegetarian section."

"Paulie Gee’s in Hampden offers a full menu of vegan pizzas that are just as good as the non-vegan options. Try toppings like cashew ricotta, vegan sausage and vegan beetballs. And don’t forget to head past the wood fired oven in the middle of the restaurant to find the hidden bar in the back for local beer and top notch cocktails."

"Johnny Rad’s Pizzeria Tavern tries to make a sincere effort to make most of their menu items vegetarian-friendly and/or vegan when achievable. If you have any queries about a specific item, please do not hesitate to ask. They proudly use vegetarian and vegan goods by Gardien, Beyond Meat, The Greener Kitchen- local, Morningstar Farms, and more."

"For vegetarian Chinese delivery, consider ordering from Delhi Woks in Charles Village, Four Seasons Chinese Food and Sandwiches in McElderry Park, Sweet Home Jamaica in Brooklyn, and China Express in Abell."

"Stall 11's owners want customers to eat their greens without being force-fed vegetarian ideology. The R. House food hall counter serves “global street food,” and creative takes on foods that typically aren't vegetarian. Especially popular is the Korean barbecue cauliflower bowl, which gets a satisfying crunch from onion chips and black sesame seeds."

"House in Remington, is a mission-driven, plant-based eatery serving salads, sandwiches, smoothies and juices. Through a partnership with local charter school Green Street Academy, STEM grows its own ingredients while training young entrepreneurs. R. House is home to a number of chef-driven concept stalls serving everything from tacos to sushi."

"A post shared by Stall 11 Baltimore (@stall11bmore) on Mar 26, 2019 at 5:09am PDT. Stall 11 is located inside R. House - a Modern Food Hall, showcasing the concepts of 10 talented chefs and food entrepreneurs."

"Just when I thought I couldn’t love MOM’s more 😍 It’s sooooo delicious!. The restaurant is, in essence, a modern lunch counter, tucked at the front of the Mom’s Organic Market in Hamden. The food you are served is a delight to the eyes and taste buds!"

"This local spa with multiple locations offers a staggering range of services. The Combination Custom and Deep Tissue massage (1 hour, $103) is tailored to each individual, pinpointing problem areas for relief. But perhaps the most noteworthy treatments use leading skincare brands Caudalie, GM Collin, and Skinceuticals."

"About Faces Day Spa & Salon provides many services, including waxing, nail services, makeup services, bodywork therapies, plus many others. The spa also offers hair services for bridal consultations and airbrush tanning. It is comfortable and cozy, and you feel it as soon as you walk through the door."

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"Historic Ships in Baltimore is a unique museum-going experience, and is one that fits with Maryland’s rich history. Visitors can visit four different ships that played important roles in history, including the US Sloop-of-War Constellation, US Submarine Torsk, US Coast Guard Cutter Taney, Lightship 116 ‘Chesapeake.’ This is a wonderful, hands-on way to learn a great deal about the world through the stories of what these ships have seen. There is an audio tour that makes the experience even more delightful as you don’t have to keep stopping to read."

"Pier I 301 East Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21202 (410) 539-1797www.historicships.org/private_parties.html. If you want to make the day you propose one to remember, then jump together with you loved one on board of one of the historic ships harbored in Baltimore. You can choose between the USS Constellation and the USCGC Taney."

"At the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House is a fun-filled experience where you and your entire family will become part of one of the most important stories of our nation’s history – the sewing of the flag that inspired our National Anthem. Here, you’ll meet Mary Pickersgill, the spirited woman who made the flag. You’ll learn what life was like in the 19th century and your kids can take part in activities that let them experience it for themselves."

"Step back in time when you visit the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House. This historic home belonged to Mary Pickersgill. Mary made the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to pen a poem that later became our National Anthem."

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"The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum is the first black history wax museum in the country. This museum not only gives you a glimpse into the history of African Americans, but it has displays of influential people who were important in the movement of equal rights, down to the times of slavery and what slaves had to endure. This museum is not only enlightening, but it is heart-wrenching to see the figures depict such accurate events."

"Featuring the wax figures of prominent African Americans, this museum has over a hundred sculptures and exhibits. It preserves black history in a creative yet educational way that the entire family can enjoy."

"it tells black people about their history that they dont teach at schoolit goes beyond that and tells us more about it"

"If you need a lot of bang for your buck Matthews Pizza is the place for you. Consistently voted the best pizza in Baltimore, this neighborhood joint has been open for 76 years this November and has recipes that have lasted almost as long. If the ideally priced and amazingly delicious pizza isn’t enough to keep you coming back for more, the staff always treats you like family and will remember you each time you come back (and you’ll be coming back a lot)."

"As are many Baltimoreans, I am deeply partial to the Matthew's Pizza crab pie," David Simon told The Baltimore Sun in 2014. About the Highlandtown pizzeria's deep-crust, crab-topped pizza, Simon, the former Sun reporter and creator of “The Wire,” said, "[It's] unlike anything that calls itself pizza anywhere in the world.”. The secret of Matthew's success lies with ovens that are cranked up to 650 degrees."

"36th Street is lined with stores (Ma Petite Shoe, Atomic Books, and doubledutch) and restaurants (Holy Frijoles, Alchemy, Golden West Café) you'll want to visit. Each June, the neighborhood is the site of the HonFest, a festival celebrating "Bawlmer" culture (think beehive haircuts here and strong accents), and each December, the 34th Street block puts up the brightest light display in the city (pictured below)."

"Lebanese Taverna, since 1979, has been serving vintage Eastern Mediterranean cooking in a modern setting. The restaurant was established in Arlington’s Westover neighborhood by Tanios and Marie Abi-Najm, who had survived the civil war in Beirut just three years before. The mood is always merry and, as is the Lebanese tradition, dishes are delivered with sharing in mind."

"President St. in the Inner Harbor, the Mediterranean, Lebanese and vegetarian spot is the highest-rated vegetarian restaurant in Baltimore, boasting four stars out of 409 reviews on Yelp."