Eat Vegan Like a Pro in Tulsa, Oklahoma
There’s no doubt that Tulsa, Oklahoma, is one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the U.S. That’s why we named it one of the top 10 in the country on our 2019 list! Tons of mouthwatering vegan dishes await you in Tulsey Town, and with takeout options available, you can still enjoy them even during the pandemic. You can help build a better world by keeping sensitive cows, pigs, chickens, and other animals used for food off your plate.
Here are some places where you can find delicious vegan food in Tulsa:
Chimera
You’ll think you’re in vegan heaven at Chimera, which boasts Buffalo Cauliflower Wings, the Green Light—a tofu scramble with adzuki bean “bacon” strips, avocado, cashew cheese, basil pesto, chipotle crema, and microgreens—an Avocado BLT, and lots more. The restaurant does the weekends right with vegan doughnuts, scones, and freshly baked cakes. Pro tip: Get the seriously spiced cold brew with almond milk.
Elote
You had us at vegan queso, Elote.
Antoinette Baking Company
My favorite anti-SeaWorld cake makin’ company, Antoinette regularly features vegan treats like chocolate wine cake with blackberry jam buttercream, brownies, peach pie, and more. Some items on its brunch menu can be veganized, and it’s even had vegan hash and vegan benny specials. It also serves vegan ice cream at Beatrice Ice Cream Co. in the Brady Arts District.
Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano
Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano has a separate vegan menu (be sure to ask for it) that features a vegan lasagna with seasonal vegetables and Bolognese sauce; the Vegan Cajun, a dish with sautéed mushrooms and spinach in a spicy Cajun cream sauce; and more.
Glacier Confection
This handmade-chocolate shop has a whole row of vegan goodies—including hazelnut, blueberry, and strawberry truffles and more. They’re almost too pretty to eat! If you’re lucky, you’ll even get a vegan “vertle” chocolate—featuring decadent coconut-milk caramel and almonds—before they sell out.
The Vault
This hip diner occupies an old bank vault, which is pretty awesome on its own—but the vegan brunch takes the (pan)cake(s). Tofu scramble with pesto drizzle on top of squash and potatoes? Yep. Pancakes with seriously fluffy vegan butter? Yes. It also has a buffalo cauliflower wrap and an eggplant BLT on the menu.
Roppongi
Vegan ramen is everything. To be more specific, the ramen at Roppongi features veggie broth, a coconut flavor bomb, seared tofu, kale, bamboo, scallions, and red peppers. And be sure to add the ginger carrots. While you’re at it, try the Blackberry Mint boba, too. You’re welcome.
Pure Food and Juice
This picture pretty much speaks for itself. Drool.
Ediblend Superfood Café
After a weekend celebrating music and other arts in Tulsa, Ediblend is the perfect place to detox and unwind. Get any of the açaí bowls (minus the honey, of course), a raw vegan taco salad, or one of the other vegan specials.
Trenchers Delicatessen
This Tulsa-famous deli has a breakfast sandwich called Vegan’s Dream, so of course, you should try it. It’s truly dreamy, with tofu scramble, avocado, caramelized onions, and tomato on a toasted bagel. The deli also has a vegan eggplant caponata sandwich with toum (a heavenly Lebanese garlic sauce), and you can build your own vegan sandwiches with garlic tofu as a base.
918 Coffee
Lone Wolf Banh Mi
The truly unique Ginger Fritter bánh mì—made with ginger chickpea fritters and the usual bánh mì fixings—is what dreams are made of. Not into ginger? Try the Soy Dijon Portobello version instead. The restaurant even makes a bánh mì with Vegan Fried Chick’n.
Chicken and the Wolf
The Local Bison
This downtown spot serves vegan Okra Hushpuppies, a cauliflower bánh mì, grilled cauliflower steak, and more.
As more and more people decide to go vegan to benefit their own health, the planet, and animals, more vegan food will pop up in places where you’d least expect it—until vegans take over the world, that is.
Do you need help going vegan? Order a free vegan starter kit:
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