‘@vegan_in_htown’s Guide to The Best Vegan Restaurants in Houston!

Sinfull Bakery

My first stop was Sinfull Bakery for a quick caffeine boost. Sinfull Bakery is Houston’s first 100% vegan bakery and makes amazing in-house cinnamon rolls, kolaches, and cookies. They are known for their cinnamon roll latte which is sweetened with their famous cinnamon roll icing while balanced with a faint hit of fresh cinnamon. The latte even comes topped with a mini cinnamon roll making this latte the perfect “balanced” breakfast to start your day. I recommend ordering this with oat milk for a creamier consistency.

Hours

Monday – Wednesday | 6:30AM–2PM

Thursday–Friday | 6:30AM–3PM

Saturday | 8AM–3PM

Sunday | 9AM–2PM

Location

📍1714 Webster St, Houston, TX 77003

Chef Kenny’s for vegan sushi

The next stop was lunch at Chef Kenny’s for vegan sushi. Pictured is the vegan crunch roll with eggplant in a crispy coating. Inside is an assortment of carrots, cucumber, and avocado. Chef Kenny’s has an extensive sushi menu as well as other favorites such as crispy “pork” and orange “chicken”. It’s a fun menu to look through and an even better one to taste.

Hours

Monday – Sunday | 11:30AM – 3:30PM

Monday  – Sunday | 4:30PM–9:30PM

Location

📍6128 Wilcrest Dr, Houston, TX 77072

Cascabel

The best place for vegan happy hour was our next stop, Cascabel, a 100% vegan Mexican food restaurant with a full bar. Their wide selection of drinks such as house margaritas, Piña Coladas, spiked lemonades, and more, are visually beautiful, made with fresh ingredients, and delightful to drink. My two friends and I opted for their house margaritas and sat on their patio to enjoy the perfect weather outside. While we did not order food from Cascabel, today, they are known for their wide range of vegan proteins including jackfruit, hibiscus flower “barbacoa”, soy “chorizo”, fajita-style mushrooms, and potatoes.

Hours

Monday – Friday  | 11AM–10PM

Saturday | 10AM–10PM

Sunday | 10Am–3PM

Location

1415 Murray Bay St, Houston, TX 77080

Verdine

After finishing our final round of margaritas, it was time for dinner. We decided to stop at Verdine for pizza. Verdine is a vegan upscale counter-service restaurant known for its creative dishes such as a Caprese melt with vegan cheese, hot “chicken” sandwich with tempeh, orange cauliflower, and more. The menu often changes with the season to ensure fresh ingredients are used. Pictured is their vegan “sausage” pizza with white sauce and arugula salad on top. The vegan cream sauce gave a completely different taste to the original red sauce pizza and the arugula on top gave the perfect pop of freshness.

Hours

Tuesday–Saturday | 11Am–9PM

Sudnay | 11AM–3PM

Location

📍449 W 19th St Suite C-200, Houston, TX 77008