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Indianapolis Area Vegan-Friendly Restaurants Criteria to Appear on the List Restaurants Must Have at Least One Vegan Item on Menu Indianapolis Area Vegan-Friendly Restaurants Criteria to appear on the list Restaurants must have at least one vegan item on menu. Disclaimer Vegan menu options do not include any animal products in the ingredients. Indy VegFest cannot guarantee that vegan food has not come into contact with animal products or shared cooking tools through cooking, preparing or processing. All restaurants on this list were con- tacted to confirm the availability of vegan options, and we make an effort to keep this list up to date. However, sometimes things change faster than we can make updates. If you are unfa- miliar with a restaurant or visiting for the first time, it is always a good idea to call ahead and inquire about vegan options. If you would like to suggest an update to this list, please send an email to [email protected]. Last updated June 28 , 2017 options including sambusas, soup and numerous Vegan-Friendly entrees. Restaurants Amber Indian Restaurant 3 Sisters Café 5929 E. 82nd St. 6223 N. Guilford Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46250 Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 578-4400 (317) 257-5556 www.amberindianrestaurant.com www.3sisters.in facebook.com/amderindian facebook.com/3-Sisters-Cafe-140804079297532 This, like most Indian restaurants, has great vegan This café has numerous vegan items throughout and vegetarian dishes. Some may include cream its breakfast, lunch and dinner menus with the or yogurt so ask your waiter for clarification on items clearly marked as vegan. Some options which do not. include multigrain porridge, calico homestyle po- tatoes, the veggie club, king of siam, black bean Asia Wok (Plainfield) burger and a portabella burger. 2012 Stafford Road Plainfield, IN 46168 Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant (317) 839-0999 5352 W. 38th St. www.asiawokplainfield.com Indianapolis, IN 46254 facebook.com/AsiaWokPlainfield (317) 299-0608 This restaurant has a lot of options. It has veg- abyssinianindy.weebly.com etarian items labeled on its menu but there are facebook.com/pages/Abyssinia- even more as most dishes have the option of tofu. Ethiopian/101419023361771 Most of the menu can be vegetarian or vegan. A local, family-run and family-friendly Ethiopi- Has an additional location in Brownsburg. an restaurant with many vegetarian and vegan 1 Asia Wok (Brownsburg) Has vegetarian and vegan salads, Italian sand- 1430 N. Green St. wiches and of course pizza! Has vegan crust and Brownsburg, IN 46112 gluten free crust. Three locations in the area. (317) 852-2967 www.asiawokmenu.com Bazbeaux Pizza (Mass Ave.) facebook.com/Asia-Wok-143868918988768 329 Massachusetts Ave. This restaurant has a lot of options. It has veg- Indianapolis, IN 46204 etarian items labeled on its menu but there are (317) 636-7662 even more as most dishes have the option of tofu. www.bazbeaux.com Most of the menu can be vegetarian or vegan. facebook.com/bazbeaux Has an another location in Plainfield. Has vegetarian and vegan salads, Italian sand- wiches and of course pizza! Has vegan crust and Axum Ethiopian Restaurant gluten free crust. Three locations in the area. 825 N. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 Bazbeaux Pizza (Carmel) (317) 964-0580 111 W. Main St. facebook.com/Aaxum21 Carmel, IN 46302 Ethiopian restaurant with many vegetarian and (317) 848-4488 vegan options including 7 entrees and a vegetari- www.bazbeaux.com an combo platter. facebook.com/bazbeaux Has vegetarian and vegan salads, Italian sand- Bangkok Kitchen wiches and of course pizza! Has vegan crust and 9269 E. US 36 gluten free crust. Three locations in the area. Avon, IN 46123 (317) 309-9608 Beach Bum Barbecue www.bangkokkitchenthai.com 6129 E Washington St. facebook.com/bangkokkitchenavon Indianapolis, IN. 46219 As with most Asian restaurants, most entrees (317) 749-8571 come with choice of tofu or vegetables instead of www.beachbumbarbecue.com meat. Multiple entrees do not contain egg either. facebook.com/beachbumbarbecue This award-winning barbecue restaurant offers a Barcelona Tapas Restaurant vegan jackfruit sandwich with a cucumber salad. 201 N. Delaware St. Open Friday and Saturday only. Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 638-8272 BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse www.barcelonatapas.com 10367 US Route 36 facebook.com/BARcelonaTapasIndianapolis Avon, IN 46123 Separate vegan menu with tapas such as spinach (317) 610-0810 and mushroom empanadas, saffron roasted cau- www.bjsrestaurants.com/locations/in/avon liflower, grilled asparagus and sautéed broccolini. facebook.com/BJs-Restaurant-and-Brew- Many vegetarian choices can be made vegan house-1023814450965058 upon request. This American restaurant/brewhouse offers flatbread, pasta, pizza and salad that can be pre- Bazbeaux Pizza (Westfield Blvd.) pared vegan. They also offer a vegan burger and 811 E. Westfield Blvd. a vegan lentil soup. Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 255-5711 www.bazbeaux.com BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse (Greenwood) facebook.com/bazbeaux 1251 US Highway 31 North 2 Greenwood, IN 46142 The company has a strong community presence (317) 881-3500 and strive to be environmentally responsible. www.bjsrestaurants.com/locations/in/greenwood They recycle everything possible, and offer most facebook.com/BJs-Restaurant-and-Brew- of their beers on tap to eliminate waste. house-148093471882267 This American restaurant/brewhouse offers Broad Ripple Brewpub flatbread, pasta, pizza and salad that can be pre- 840 E. 65th St. pared vegan. They also offer a vegan burger and Indianapolis, IN 46220 a vegan lentil soup. (317) 253-2739 www.broadripplebrewpub.com Bosphorus Istanbul Café facebook.com/Broad-Ripple-Brepub- 935 S. East St. 276098818466 Indianapolis, IN 46225 This local pub is also a family-friendly casual (317) 974-1770 restaurant, offering a wide variety of vegan and www.bosphorusistanbulcafe.com vegetarian selections. It has a vegan menu with facebook.com/thebosphoruscafe an impressive amount of options. Also has a Traditional and genuine Turkish restaurant with lengthy vegetarian menu. many vegan and vegetarian options including vegan salads, dolmas (grape leaves), hummus, BurgerFuel tabouli and eggplant salsa. There is a special 6320 Guilford Ave section of the menu for vegan entrees such as the Indianapolis, IN. 46220 vegetable moussaka, stuffed eggplant and other (317) 405-8362 vegan stews served over rice. burgerfuel.com facebook.com/pg/BurgerFuelBroadRipple Brass Ring Lounge Based out of New Zealand, BurgerFuel has several 1245 Shelby St. vegan options cooked on a completely separate Indianapolis, IN 46203 surface from all other food items, including the (317) 635-7464 V8 Vegan burger and V-Twin Vege burger (re- www.thebrassringlounge.com move cheese and sub vegan mayo for aioli), both facebook.com/thebrassringlounge served on an artisan wholegrain bun. The regular Vegan nachos available and their “vegetable fries, sweet potato fries, and Motobites (contain- pleasure” (seitan) can be substituted for meat at ing pumpkin, carrot, chickpea, and ginger) are no additional cost for other dishes. all vegan; and best of all - BurgerFuel offers soy/ almond vegan milkshakes! Brixx Wood Fire Pizza 8594 E. 116th St. Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 849-2749 Cafe Patachou www.brixxpizza.com 4901 N. Pennsylvania St. facebook.com/pages/Brixx-Wood-Fired-Pizza- Indianapolis, IN 46205 Fishers/805947576114205 (317) 925-2823 A pizza place with a great atmosphere. All the www.cafepatachou.com pizzas are cooked in brick ovens to enhance the facebook.com/Cafe-Patachou-76158797987 natural flavors of our quality ingredients, giv- Has vegan breakfast items including an omelette, ing the pizza a wood-fired taste. Their menu is salads, plus a vegan field roast sandwich (ask for vegan friendly, and they offer dairy-free cheese, this without bread as the bread is not vegan). Has whole-wheat crust and gluten-free menu items. vegan items clearly marked on the menu. Five They also offer local and national craft beers and locations plus one at the airport. microbrews, along with a great wine selection. 3 Cafe Patachou the airport. 8697 River Crossing Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 Canal Bistro Mediterranean Grille (317) 815-0765 6349 Guilford Ave. www.cafepatachou.com Indianapolis, IN 46220 facebook.com/Cafe-Patachou-River-Crossing- (317) 254-8700 location-100802402084 www.canal-bistro.com Has vegan breakfast items including an omlette, facebook.com/canal.b.grille salads, plus a vegan field roast sandwich (ask for Canal Bistro is a local, family owned Lebanese/ this without bread as the bread is not vegan). Has Mediterranean restaurant located across the vegan items clearly marked on the menu. Five street from Good Earth foods, right on the canal. locations plus one at the airport. There is an abundance of outdoor seating with a dog friendly patio as well as a beautiful interior. Cafe Patachou Their vegan options include: 225 W. Washington St. Appetizers: hummus, baba ganoush, falafel, Indianapolis, IN 46204 sizzling kalamata olives, portabella mushroom, (317) 632-0765 dolmathes (sub tahini for taziki dipping sauce), www.cafepatachou.com fried Lebanese pickles, Mediterranean pizza facebook.com/Patachou-on-the-Park-Cafe- (without feta) Patachou-Downtown-Location-110741237240 Soups: lentil, roasted tomato Has vegan breakfast items including an omlette, Salads: house, tabouli, fattoush, falafel salad salads, plus a vegan field roast sandwich (ask for Sandwiches: falafel, portabella mushroom this without bread as the bread is not vegan). Has Entrees: veggie kabob, stuffed peppers and toma- vegan items clearly marked on the menu. Five toes, vegetarian Lebanese mousakka. locations plus one at the airport. Chatham Tap (Mass Ave.) Cafe Patachou (Carmel) 719 Massachusetts Ave. 4733 126th St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 917-8425 (317) 569-0965 www.chathamtap.com www.cafepatachou.com facebook.com/chatham.tap facebook.com/Cafe-Patachou-126th-and-Gray- This bar has some great vegan options some Road-123572806795 of which include leek and potato soup, veggie Has vegan breakfast items, salads, plus a vegan sandwich and a veggie black bean burger (it is field roast sandwich (ask for this without bread as recommended that you specify that you don’t the bread is not vegan).
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