Brisbane’s Best Restaurants For Vegos & Vegans, According To Our In-House Vegos
No meat? No problem!
Sad garden salads and a lonely side of fries? Yeah, those days are over. Brisbane’s plant-based dining scene has seriously levelled up, and we’ve got the go-to spots to prove it.
We asked around the Style HQ for their fave meat-free meals — from hidden gems in the CBD to suburban staples with serious flavour. While not all of these restaurants are strictly plant-based, they’re serving up dedicated vegetarian and vegan menus that even meat-lovers would swoon over.
So whether you’re fully plant-powered or just love good food, these are the vego spots worth putting on your radar.
By the way, we consider everyone in this list the best of the best! To make finding your next favourite that much easier, we’ve ordered the list alphabetically by suburb and also have filtering tabs for your convenience. Did we miss someone from the list? Let us know here!
El Planta
South Brisbane
El Planta is vibrant, fun, and entirely plant-based, making it a go-to for vegans craving bold, authentic flavours. This Mexican-inspired hotspot serves up mouthwatering tacos, share plates made for feasting, and a drinks list packed with margaritas, Mexican beers, and natural wines. Perfect for laid-back group dinners, owners Rick and Adrienne have created a space where good food and good vibes go hand in hand.
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Felix for Goodness
Brisbane City
Tucked away in Burnett Lane, Felix for Goodness is a hidden inner-city gem dishing up seriously good vegetarian-friendly eats. A cosy escape from the city’s hustle, this café pairs warm, welcoming interiors with equally comforting meals. Their seasonal menu is packed with wholesome vegetarian dishes and creative vegan options that prove plant-based can be anything but boring.
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Happy Boy
Fortitude Valley
Looking for a hit of tasty Chinese food? Well, look no further than Happy Boy in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley. Their contemporary pan-Asian menu is full of mouthwatering vegetarian-friendly plates designed for sharing and perfect for group dinners. Generous portions? Always. Substitutions? No problem. It’s casual, it’s cool, and it’s a Style team favourite for a reason!
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Naïm
Paddington
You can’t miss the colourful, unassuming house just off Latrobe Terrace, and you certainly can’t miss food! The team at Naïm (pronounced “nye-eem”) have reimagined your favourite Middle Eastern dishes. Their dedicated plant-based menu for both brunch and dinner are crafted with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. This charming Paddington cafe is a Style team favourite for slow Sunday brunches.
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Babylon
Brisbane City
Seen cascading down Brisbane’s riverside at Eagle Street Pier, Babylon invites you into a world that will forever alter your tastebuds. Inspired by the rich culinary heritage of the Levant, the menu fuses Middle Eastern and East Mediterranean flavours to create some seriously unforgettable dishes. With the intention for sharing, the menu is designed to be loved by everyone. They even have a dedicated Flora section where you are sure to find the most delicious vegetarian options.
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Dicki’s
New Farm
Nestled on Brunswick Street, this beloved neighbourhood cafe serves up plant-based staples where meat is never missed. From hearty brunch classics to mouthwatering burgers and baos, Dicki’s proves vegan food can be tasty and beautifully plated. With plenty of plant-based milks your morning matcha is sorted, perfect for a HGW along the river. And even if you are stuffed, you can’t leave without picking up one of their famous home made vegan cakes! A New Farm staple for a reason.
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Imagery: @elplantamexican, @felixforgoodness, @happyboybris
