7 Vegan Restaurants in Miami You Must Visit in 2026

Over ten years ago I visited the gorgeous Miami Beach area, the land of pristine white sand, glorious sun-filled days, and epic nightlife, but I don’t recall a bustling vegan food scene. Back then I was just a vegetarian, and that was even hard. The level of affordable creative cuisine landed at nachos and grilled cheese; I left wanting more!

Fast forward to 2026, the vegan food scene in Miami has grown but also taken a bit of a hit post the pandemic, but there are still great options. Many non-vegan restaurants have also gotten on the veggie train and added a better diversity to their menus as well. The bottom line is, you won’t go hungry in Miami!

Whether you’re looking for the fresh crunch of a Thai-inspired noodle salad or the sweet decadence of artfully crafted pastries, you will find it! Before your next trip to Miami, check out these fantastic vegan restaurants.

Organic Food Kings (On the Run Vegan)

34 NW 29th St, Miami, FL 33127
This Wynwood favorite serves up crave-worthy vegan classics like juicy burgers, sandwiches, tacos, loaded fries, hearty wraps, and creamy smoothies, all made fresh with flavor and intention. Locals rave about its creative takes on comfort food staples and generous portions that make this a must-visit spot whether you’re plant-based or just exploring vegan options. With its casual, welcoming vibe and standout menu, it’s no surprise this laid-back eatery has earned a loyal following in Miami’s vibrant vegan scene.

Jajaja Mexicana

2775 NW 3rd Ave, Miami, FL 33127
I first had the chance to try Jajaja Mexicana back in New York City, and it instantly became one of those places I kept thinking about long after the meal was over. I was so happy to hear that Jajaja was opening a location in Miami. This is a big win for Miami’s veggie scene!

Known for its high-energy vibe, bold plant-based Mexican street food, and a seriously impressive bar program, Jajaja’s Wynwood outpost brings all the things that made me fall in love with it in NYC —plus a little Miami flair. If you like to party, you’ll find late nights, with service running until 1 a.m., weekend DJ sets, and even a dedicated drinks-only bar. And let’s talk about the cocktails: the agave-forward menu features over 100 agaves, making it one of the most ambitious programs in the neighborhood.

The menu highlights Jajaja classics like Birria Tacos, Quesabirria for two with rich consommé, Enchiladas Suizas, Grande Nachos, and the always-satisfying chorizo burrito, alongside Miami-only dishes inspired by Cuban, Caribbean, and coastal flavors.

The Plantisserie – Plant Based Organic Deli & Market

7316 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33138
The Plantisserie is one of those places I always love recommending because it makes eating plant-based feel easy, nourishing, and genuinely satisfying. Located in Miami, this organic, plant-based deli and market is perfect whether you’re grabbing a quick meal or stocking up for the week. The prepared food counter is packed with comforting favorites like empanadas, lasagna, quiches, soups, salads, and roasted veggies—most served by the pound so you can mix and match based on your mood.

Beyond the deli, the market side is full of thoughtfully curated vegan staples, snacks, spreads, juices, and frozen items, making it a great stop for travelers and locals alike. Everything is made with organic, pesticide-free ingredients, and you can really taste the care that goes into the food. If you’re looking for a spot in Miami that prioritizes wellness without sacrificing flavor, The Plantisserie is an absolute must.

The Cocinita

70 SE 5th St STE 107, Miami, FL 33131
If you’re exploring vegan food in Miami and craving bold, flavorful comfort eats, The Cocinita is a spot I can’t recommend enough. Tucked into the heart of Brickell, this all-vegan restaurant serves up a wildly diverse menu that blends Latin American and comfort food vibes with hearty plant-based burgers and bowls to arepas, burritos, soups, and more.

What I love about The Cocinita is its playful yet satisfying approach to vegan food: think juicy burgers made with pea protein patties that even non-vegans rave about, fresh falafel, flavorful Mexican and Middle Eastern-inspired bowls, and creative specials like cachapas. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, perfect for lunch, dinner, or takeout as you explore downtown Miami.

Vegan Marie

274 NW 54th St, Miami, FL 33127
The Vegan Marie is one of those hidden gems in Miami’s Little Haiti that I love stumbling upon when I’m exploring plant-based eats. This fully vegan spot feels like a cross between a cozy restaurant, a vibrant market, and a creative kitchen where the menu shifts often based on what’s fresh and inspiring that day.

What makes The Vegan Marie so special is its focus on fresh, whole-food dishes with Caribbean and Haitian influences — think colorful rice plates, wraps, juices, and flavorful rotating daily specials that bring a taste of local culture with every bite. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, and chatting with the team about what’s on the menu always leads to something delicious and unexpected.

Vegan Cuban Cuisine

9640 SW 72nd St, Miami, FL 33173
This family-owned spot has become Miami’s go-to for vegan takes on Cuban classics — from croquetas and empanadas to Cuban sandwiches and hearty bowls — all made without animal products but packed with flavor and nostalgia. What started from humble beginnings at farmers markets has grown into one of the few places in the city dedicated entirely to plant-based Cuban food, and even non-vegans rave about how well the traditional tastes are reimagined here.

Whether you’re stopping by for a vegan Cubano, savoring plant-powered picadillo, or grabbing some sweet pastelitos with cafecito, Vegan Cuban Cuisine offers a unique taste of Miami’s vibrant cultural heritage.