I moved here from the Carolinas nearly a week ago and I‘d love to get to know the area better and meet new vegans! I have many interests and hobbies so I’m sure we will connect in some way!

I'm looking for a place with a good selection of vegan boba options. Alternative milks, around Capital Hill or Downtown preferably. Thanks!

They posted the news on Instagram. I'm so bummed. The vegan scene has taken such a big hit here since the pandemic.

I have been hearing rave reviews about Prime Roots and saw they just raised a ton of money to grow so took that as some sign of at least moderate commercial success. This holiday I got gifted/served a variety of Prime Roots deli meats both from an actual deli (presumably fresh) and ordered via their site. In both cases I almost couldn't stomach taking a bite, the chemical smell was so dominant. A taste of several options (the black forest ham, the pepperoni, and the salami) were completely inedible with a really terrible chemical aftertaste.

Did I just get unlucky twice? I am no stranger to a variety of processed/fake meat options and usually love supporting small businesses making meat alternatives, but this was a dismal miss for me. Any Prime Roots fans who can tell me what I'm missing?

Every time we end up at Pike Place I end up hungry with no clue where to find good vegan food. What ar your favorite places in pike place or close enough to walk?

Thought this was cool because I swear the other day I saw someone posting about wanting a vegan personal chef so if that was you here you go

Looking for 4-star hotel recommendations around Seattle downtown area with Vegetarian breakfast options (preferably waterfront view)

Most hotels I checked don't have many vegetarian options for breakfast.

My dog recently crossed the rainbow bridge. I’d like to see her things go to someone who needs them. I have several beds, toys, leashes, gentle leaders, and probably 30 or 40 lbs of vegan kibble as well and an almost full box of dry vegan base mix. For reference/sizing she was about 50lbs. Here’s a photo for the pup tax. Let me know if you need any or all of it. I’m located in NE Seattle.

You will always be missed Luna.

Can’t find any impossible or beyond or field roast stuff, no tofu… Protein game weak

https://www.yelp.com/collection/W50z0ctADSbvEO12WU6sIA

Bayside Cafe and Cafe Red make an appearance here

Costa Coffee has a Vegan Florentine sandwich for $6.30 after tax. It includes 2 Just Egg Foldeds and cheese.

I usually go for Floret's vegan burrito but it's around $15.50, which puts Costa at half the cost. 

The Florentine though is pretty rich with not many veggies, where the Floret burrito has a lot of veggies.

Although a lot of vegans have family in Seattle area, not every family is accommodating to vegans. What are you doing this year to make your family more vegan friendly? If you are skipping your family’s thanksgiving, how are you planning to spend the day?

https://www.chuminhtofu.com/seattle-restaurant-week-menu

Chu Minh tofu has a special menu with some awesome combos at both their locations. Yes, Chu Minh now has a spot in Columbia city.

I’m super excited to get some lunch here this weekend.

Any recommendations?

Inspired from a post on r/vegan where OP discovered “Nutella Soya Chunks” from in-person Indian grocery stores to be super cheap soy chunks compared to Amazon

We're looking to move back into the city and are targeting neighborhoods with a light rail stop. Outside of PCC, are there any places to grab vegan grub in Columbia City? Not much comes up doing a search.

A regional rooster sanctuary is hosting a fully vegan dinner to raise funds

Flocktoberfest is back by popular demand at The Bayside Cafe! Flocktoberfest is our unique take on the German tradition of Oktoberfest, combining our love of food and drink with our love of roosters. Enjoy a German-themed three-course vegan meal, drinks, and games while catching up with old friends, making new ones, and supporting the flocks of Rooster Haus Rescue.

https://roosterhaus.org/flocktoberfest/

From their Instagram:

A massive thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for us as Best Mexican Restaurant in the PNW. We won second place in the Mexican Restaurant category! 🥈

This is a huge win for our team and everybody who has been supporting us. It’s an honor to be the only Mexican restaurant (in Seattle) that placed in this category which we were told has one of the largest number of businesses nominated.

And an extra thank you to the crew at Rojo’s who worked hard this summer, NWHC, and to the friends and family who made this journey easier.

Has anyone been able to find vegan quesabirria here in WA? I'll literally travel to any city for them. I had them in LA back in 2021 and I've been chasing that high ever since 😭

We are taking the train down from Vancouver and staying in South Lake Union on Friday the 27th, then driving to Leavenworth later on the 28th (may stop at the outlet mall for clothes if we have time, but unsure if its worth it for timing).

We will have a car (meeting up with a friend with a car) so definitely willing to drive places if its worth it.

I remember going to Wayward Vegan and Plum Bistro for breakfast (will probably go to Wayward Vegan on the 28th as Plum was a biiit pricey for our tastes, and it was pretty packed).

We have a 3 year old with us, so it might mean going to Life On Mars again might be tricky, but am open to any and all suggestions.

And anything around Leavenworth places would be great (would imagine it would be a bit trickier).

Thanks!

I have visited the Bellingham veg fest for the last 2 years, I am very excited for the third time this year.

Going to a Mariners game today and I’m wondering if yall have any winners/losers vegan food-wise?

I thought we had some decent vegan restaurant options in Seattle and its outskirts. That wasn’t until I traveled to Europe. Budapest and Prague had an overwhelming variety of vegan restaurants! Truly so many options, a plethora of cuisines, all within walking distance from one another. I wasn’t just impressed by the quantity of choices, but the meals were top notch. Napfényes in Budapest was hands down the best vegan food I’d ever tried. Makes the Seattle vegan food scene pale in comparison :/ makes me wonder if there’s more of a demand for vegan restaurants in the EU than in the states (can’t speak for any part other than Seattle)

Looking to see if anybody knows a caterer in the Seattle area that does wedding catering. ~120 peeps. Doesn't HAVE to be solely vegan but much preferred. Thanks!