vegetarian eats downtown {austin city guide}

There are oodles of places to eat downtown and honestly, the hardest thing is narrowing it down to favorites. I’ve pulled together a list of places that get thrown into the mix with some of my fave menu items from each. Happy eating!

Koriente
621 E. 7th
Love, love, love the Japchei – sweet potato noodles, fresh veggies and worth adding the tofu.

La Condesa
400 W. 2nd Street
Salsas, guacamole and the street corn are what keep me coming back. If you’re looking for a more substantive meal, go for the hongos & huitlacoche huaraches.

Swift’s Attic
315 Congress
If you’re looking for snackage to accompany your drink, I’d suggest the grilled shishito peppers and edamame. Purple Curry, although pricey, is awesome, if you’re looking to fill your belly at dinner time.

24 Diner
600 N. Lamar
Love going for breakfast. My husband and I usually split the fried egg sandwich (minus the bacon) and have a veggie (beet) sausage on the side. Messy and yummy.

Hai Ky
Guadalupe Location (campus)
I swear by #83 with egg rolls – huge bowl of noodles, fresh veggies, tofu, chopped egg rolls and a peanut sauce.

Other Vegetarian Eats Downtown
Frank & Angie’s
Frank
Austin Farmer’s Market on Saturdays
Whole Foods

Be sure to check out my East Austin edition of vegetarian eats and the other veggie posts of the Austin City Guide:

• Central, South, and Westlake from Jessica of ATX Gluten-Free
• Food Trucks from James of Coseppi Kitchen
• North from Lauren of Gourmet Veggie Mama

 

The Austin Food Blogger Alliance City Guide (#atxcityguide) was first created by a group of Austin food bloggers in 2010 as a resource for visitors in town for SXSW. The guide gets annual updates to help out-of-towners as well as locals navigate the ever-changing Austin food scene.