Vegan and plant-based in Bethesda, MD
9 places in Bethesda. Menus change, so call ahead if a dish matters to you.
Puree Artisan Juice Bar
Puree Artisan Juice Bar is a juice and smoothie bar in Bethesda, Maryland, serving cold-pressed juice, blends, and bowls. Honey and whey protein are the two things that quietly turn a smoothie non-vegan, so ask.
Sweetgreen
Sweetgreen is a salad and grain-bowl counter in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is not vegetarian, but build-your-own bowls make a reliable plant-based lunch once you have checked the dressing and skipped the cheese. It is part of the sweetgreen group.
Chaia Bethesda
Chaia Bethesda is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Flaxella Cafe
Flaxella Cafe is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Flower Child
Flower Child is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about. It is part of the Flower Child group.
Lilit Cafe
Lilit Cafe is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
PLANTA Bethesda
PLANTA Bethesda is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about. It is part of the PLANTA group.
Rooted3
Rooted3 is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.
Shangrila bethesda
Shangrila bethesda is a vegetarian restaurant in Bethesda, Maryland. The kitchen is meat-free, and vegan dishes are usually marked, but butter, cream, egg, and honey are the four things worth asking about.