“Try building your own bowl with crispy tofu and a variety of fresh seasonal veggies like roasted sweet potatoes and Brussels sprouts.”
14 places ranked by how good the vegan version of their bowl tastes, going by Google Maps and HappyCow reviews. Dig Inn takes the #1 spot. 2 places on the list aren't very vegan-friendly overall (grade D or E): reviewers rate the vegan bowl there, but ask for the vegan version when you order.
“Try building your own bowl with crispy tofu and a variety of fresh seasonal veggies like roasted sweet potatoes and Brussels sprouts.”
“Try the masala dosa with spicy potato filling and the three included vegan sauces.”
“Try the tofu lettuce wraps, frequently recommended as a standout vegan dish.”
“Try the basil dressing on salads—it is a favorite for many guests.”
“Try the vegan combo platter for a filling and flavorful meal.”
“Try the warm grain bowls like the Autumn bowl or Summer Falafel Warm Grain Bowl for a colorful, filling meal”
“Try the acai bowls which have generous toppings and fresh preparation.”
“Try the Power Bowl with vegan protein powder for a filling meal”
“Try the banana bread and almond butter topping on acai bowls.”
“Try the tropical grain bowl with falafel and spicy fried cauliflower with mango habanero sauce”
“Try the açaí bowls and smoothie bowls for a nutritious meal or snack.”
“Try the vegan spinach fatayer, a popular savory snack.”
“Be aware that vegan options may be limited or removed at times, plan accordingly.”
“Try building your own vegan bowl for a fresh, customizable meal”
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Dig Inn tops our ranking for the best vegan bowl in Boston. We ranked 14 places in Boston by how good Google Maps and HappyCow reviewers say the vegan version of their bowl tastes.
This list has 14 places in Boston that serve vegan bowl. Their average Spinach rating is 4.2 out of 5.0.
Yes. 1 of the 14 places on this list is fully vegan.
The rank is about the dish, not the venue. A place can make some of the best vegan bowl in Boston and still have few other vegan options, unclear labels or staff who don't know the menu well. That is what the A–E Vegan Friendliness grade on each card measures. 2 of the 14 places here are graded D or E. There, ask for the vegan version when you order.