The Most Vegan-Friendly Cities in the US

US cities ranked by the number of verified vegan and vegetarian restaurants, from 2,482+ listings across 799+ cities. Updated September 2026.

  1. New York City, New York 146 spots · 4.3★ avg
  2. Washington, District Of Columbia 77 spots · 4.3★ avg
  3. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 60 spots · 4.5★ avg
  4. Houston, Texas 46 spots · 4.5★ avg
  5. Atlanta, Georgia 39 spots · 4.6★ avg
  6. Los Angeles, California 38 spots · 4.6★ avg
  7. Portland, Oregon 36 spots · 4.6★ avg
  8. Las Vegas, Nevada 35 spots · 4.5★ avg
  9. Austin, Texas 32 spots · 4.5★ avg
  10. Brooklyn, New York 30 spots · 4.4★ avg
  11. Baltimore, Maryland 27 spots · 4.4★ avg
  12. Chicago, Illinois 26 spots · 4.5★ avg
  13. San Diego, California 26 spots · 4.5★ avg
  14. San Francisco, California 25 spots · 4.5★ avg
  15. Oakland, California 23 spots · 4.6★ avg
  16. San Jose, California 22 spots · 4.5★ avg
  17. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 21 spots · 4.6★ avg
  18. Seattle, Washington 21 spots · 4.6★ avg
  19. New Orleans, Louisiana 21 spots · 4.6★ avg
  20. Salt Lake City, Utah 20 spots · 4.6★ avg
  21. Nashville, Tennessee 20 spots · 4.6★ avg
  22. Colorado Springs, Colorado 16 spots · 4.5★ avg
  23. Tucson, Arizona 16 spots · 4.5★ avg
  24. Tampa, Florida 15 spots · 4.6★ avg
  25. Sacramento, California 15 spots · 4.5★ avg
  26. Jersey City, New Jersey 15 spots · 4.2★ avg
  27. Fort Worth, Texas 14 spots · 4.4★ avg
  28. Boston, Massachusetts 14 spots · 4.3★ avg
  29. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 13 spots · 4.6★ avg
  30. Columbus, Ohio 13 spots · 4.6★ avg

About this ranking

What makes a city vegan-friendly?

We rank US cities by the number of verified vegan and vegetarian restaurants, with average rating as a tiebreak. Based on 2,482+ listings, updated September 2026.

What is the most vegan-friendly city?

New York City, New York leads with 146 listed vegan and vegetarian spots.

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