17 venues in Miami rated S to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
This is a 100% plant-based restaurant with no animal products on the premises. The venue's name declares it a '100% Vegan Restaurant', and customer reviews confirm a fully plant-based experience.
100% dedicated vegan restaurant, described as an 'all vegan restaurant' and 'fully vegan' on HappyCow and FindMeGlutenFree. No animal products are used anywhere on the premises, making cross-contamination impossible for this allergen.
The venue is 100% plant-based by its own statement, verified by menu inspection and community listings. No animal products (meat, dairy, eggs, honey) are used, which makes the kitchen structurally dedicated to vegan. Desserts and all proteins are plant-based.
The venue operates as a 100% vegan concept with no animal products on premises. All menu items are fully plant-based.
The kitchen is 100% vegan, with no animal products kept on the premises. HappyCow has confirmed the restaurant has been fully vegan since March 2021. Every item on the menu is inherently suitable for vegans.
All gelato flavors are 100% vegan. The venue is widely listed as 'Vegan', and multiple reviewers explicitly state 'everything is vegan'. Owner Eric Dorval, a Gelato Maestro, uses a plant-based 'signature white base', with flavors like Horchata made with oat milk and Coconut Dulce de Leche. No animal products are present on the premises, making this a dedicated vegan gelato kitchen.
HappyCow identifies Supernatural Kitchen as a fully vegan venue, meaning 100% plant-based. Multiple reviews on the platform confirm that every menu item is vegan, from tacos, burritos, and nachos to empanadas and desserts. The venue itself states it offers "100% plant-based options" with an emphasis on organic, seed oil-free items.
Multiple independent sources, including HappyCow and the Veggies Abroad blog, consistently describe the venue as fully vegan and its menu as 100% plant-based. This qualifies the kitchen as dedicated, with no animal products on the premises.
The restaurant operated as a fully vegan establishment from 2020 until April 2023, when meat dishes were added. Vegan choices are now clearly marked and include bowls, pockets with a vegan protein substitute, and vegan dressings. These items are prepared alongside meat dishes. Management states that separate griddles and utensils are used for vegan proteins, though the kitchen is shared. Several HappyCow reviews confirm that vegan options remain available and are still tasty. Multiple reviewers, however, express disappointment that the restaurant is no longer fully vegan.
The Postmates menu indicates that plates are vegan and gluten-free unless noted otherwise. FindMeGlutenFree reviews mention vegan options, and community reports on Atly describe the restaurant as vegan-friendly. Many sides and mains are plant-based, but the kitchen is shared with animal products.
Vegan-friendly items (acai bowls, avocado toast, banana bread, lentil bowl) are available and noted on the brand's mission statement, but the kitchen is shared and serves meat/animal products. HappyCow notes a separate vegan menu was previously offered but discontinued as of late 2024.
100% plant-based menu with all dishes explicitly vegan; no dedicated vegan kitchen or separate prep area — shares kitchen with non-vegan House of Mac. No external vegan certification. Cross-contamination with animal products is possible.
Avo Miami offers a dedicated vegan and vegetarian menu category, with individual dishes like Chia Seed Protein Pudding, Organic Protein Oats, and Chocolate Chip Cookie marked vegan in their descriptions. The kitchen is shared with non-vegan ingredients, and there is no dedicated vegan prep area or certification. Multiple listings note good vegan options.
HappyCow reports the menu marks vegan items with a V. The official site lists 'Vegan Soups' as a category. However, the official allergen disclaimer states shared cooking/prep areas and use of all major FDA allergens including milk and eggs, so cross-contamination risk exists. No dedicated vegan prep area is mentioned.
The menu marks vegan items with a V, such as Mezze, Baba Ganoush, Hummus, and Passion Fruit Crema Catalana, and also notes vegan milk alternatives. The kitchen is shared, and there is no dedicated vegan preparation area.
The menu marks the Vegan Bowl and Falafel Rice (on request) as 'Vegan'. A 6-year-old review mentions the menu clearly states vegan items. There is no evidence of a dedicated prep area or fryer, and the shared kitchen environment means cross-contamination with animal products is possible.
There is a separate, fully vegan menu, and staff are reported knowledgeable about vegan ingredients by several reviewers. However, the kitchen is shared with the non-vegan restaurant Amor Di Pasta, and HappyCow states it is unclear if separate work spaces or utensils are used. Several vegan reviewers (2023–2025) complain about the misleading name and that the venue shows animal exploitation videos, but these are ethical concerns rather than food-safety caveats. No formal vegan certification.