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The Best Vegetarian in Houston

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The best vegetarian in Houston, according to the experts: Houstonia and Eater have both weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Mo' Brunch + Brews comes out on top.

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  1. A vegan brunch spot tucked inside a vinyl record shop in the Museum District, which tells you a lot about who shows up and how long they plan to stay. The menu leans into plant-based comfort food hard, built around things like mushrooms fried crispy and served over grits or a waffle. Dishes can be ordered as flights with different sauces, which is either genius or a trap for indecision. The mimosas have their own following.


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    1201 Southmore Blvd, Houston, TX · Houston
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    Closes soon, 3 PM, in 37 min

    Tuesday 8 AM–3 PM

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  2. Rank 2. Maharaja Bhog

    Vegetarian Gujarati

    The move here is to sit down, and keep sitting: every meal arrives thali-style, a platter loaded with a dozen-plus curries, chutneys, and small bites from the vegetarian kitchens of Rajasthan and Gujarat, and it's all unlimited. Flag your waiter when anything runs low. This southwest Houston dining room is the only US outpost of the Indian chain, and it handles vegan and gluten-free without fuss.


  3. Rank 3. Trill Burgers

    Vegetarian American Burger Joint


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