Eating Out

Penn Station may be one of the franchising giants for subs in the midwest, but they’re not an option for vegans.

Hurricane Grill & Wings may not be a vegan restaurant, but it serves a few vegan options such as Impossible Burger patty, veggie toppings, and some sides.

Primo Hoagies isn’t a vegan-friendly restaurant, but it offers meatless hoagies with cheese, which is something you can skip when you find yourself at one of their locations.

Unsurprisingly, Perkins Restaurant & Bakery only have a handful of vegan options on their menu, most of which are salads and sides.

Unfortunately, Pizza Joe’s doesn’t offer vegan pizza as a whole. But they do allow customers to customize their pizza. With the right combination of cheese, sauce, and toppings, you can make one.

Metro Diner has an extremely limited menu of vegan options since their specialty is breakfast eggs, grilled meats, and burgers.

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria may not be the best vegan-friendly pizzeria, considering how they only have a single type of sauce and cheese suitable for vegans; they’re not the worst either.

At Poke Bros, you have all the options for whatever diet you’re following. Vegetarian, pescatarian, keto, paleo, vegan, you name it.

Mission BBQ is not a place for vegans, since they don’t have a full vegan menu nor do they designate vegan-friendly items.

Morton’s The Steakhouse has a meaty-sounding menu. Of course, it’s obvious. It’s a steakhouse, but vegans have options on request.