Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Thousand Oaks

"Food is a daytime market/restaurant in Cheviot Hills with good breakfast things and extremely friendly service. Sure, you probably can make eggs and bacon or granola yourself, but what they’ll serve you at Food tastes better - and comes with a side of a wild story about Brooklyn in the ’70s from the owner. That same owner will also notice when you inhale the incredible breakfast potatoes in under three minutes, and (if you’re lucky) bring you another plate just as fast."

"The place is aesthetically pleasing to the eyes.The service is great and speedy. Everyone was helpful and kind.The food was amazing."

"Check out Sweet Fin Poké in Santa Monica for a lighter meal. The poké craze is in full swing and this new spot doesn’t disappoint. Small signature bowls are less than $10 and some examples include the classic tuna, kale snapper, spicy yuzu salmon and more."

"Seafood , Hawaiian"

"Samosa House, the popular fast casual, Culver City-born Indian concept, resides along Main Street. The space houses colorful orange and yellow walls with decorative sunburst patterns and mismatched wood tables. Most people visit for combo plates, choosing from steam trays filled with dishes like matar paneer (Indian cheese and pea curry), charcoal smoked cauliflower and kathal (jackfruit)."

"Indian , Vegetarian"

"Their subtitle might not sound that appetizing, but the food at Satdha on Lincoln Blvd in Santa Monica is excellent. Their pad Thai is great, and I really recommend their “catfish” eggplant, which is crispy battered eggplant in a flavorful sauce. It’s one of their most popular dishes and it’s amazing!"

"From the brightly colored organic cuisine to the photo-worthy décor and Pacific backdrop, Malibu Farm restaurant is the perfect place to begin your Instagram tour. Order a fresh acai bowl or Swedish pancakes, then turn your lens to the restaurant’s interior: Rustic benches draped with white fur contrast beautifully with the azure hues of the ocean."

"Located at the end of Malibu Pier, this farm-to-table restaurant uses the freshest organic ingredients in every meal. Their fried egg sandwich will definitely put you in a good mood for the rest of the day. Who knows, at this quaint Malibu cafe you might even have breakfast with a celebrity."

"Put your croquet or horseshoe tossing skills to the test, enjoy a game of tennis, or let the kids burn off steam in the playground — Christine Emerson Reed Park is a popular hangout just off Wilshire."

"An iconic destination in Santa Monica, the picturesque pier is a well loved and celebrated landmark. The 100-year-old structure is a pivotal component of the Santa Monica’s history, and provides a distinct and well-known seaside recreational spot for both visitors and locals. The pier is host to a variety of attractions, ranging from small shops and cafes to vast music festivals stretching across the deck."

"Head to Pacific Park, a family-friendly amusement park with a signature ferris wheel, or learn about local fish at the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium. Address: 200 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401, USA"