9 Best Vegan Restaurants in Eureka Springs

“This was a recommendation from a lovely local that we met at Gotahold brewing, and we are so glad we tried it for lunch! Perfect brunch spot with mimosas and amazing food. The servers were all super nice and so cute! They had perfect makeup and hair, which I know is random, but they were very cool folks. They had specials on a chalkboard, and I tried the monte cristo bake with a side salad. It was the most unique and perfect way to change up a monte cristo! It was amazing. And the jalapeno ranch for my salad was spicy and delicious. The husband had the shrimp and grits, and it rivaled any NOLA eatery. Definitely give this place a try! It has parking too!“

“Local Flavor Cafe really hits the spot if you’re looking for some genuine, down-to-earth eats with a touch of class. Run by Britt and Connie Evans, this place is all about whipping up fantastic dishes from scratch, using the freshest stuff they can find. Britt’s been around Eureka Springs forever, and Connie’s Napa roots shine through in their killer wine list—seriously, it’s got something for everyone. They’ve got dinner, lunch, and a Sunday brunch that are all worth checking out. Plus, their cocktail game is top-notch. It’s a great spot to kick back, enjoy some tasty food and drinks, and just soak in the good vibes.“

“Well worth the little bit of an uphill walk to get there from the main drag. eclectic artsy central perk vibe. Breakfast sandwiches were good. A tad on the higher-priced side, but comparable to others around. Three of us each had a hot drink and sandwich and it was about $40 before tax/tip.“

“Absolutely delicious vegan food, unique and innovative menu options, with fresh locally sourced produce. A bit off the beaten path, but well worth the drive.Vegetarian options: The spices on the grilled mushroom slider !The freshness of the chilled Strawberry soup!“

“Well, the last of our food stops before we head out.Coffee drinks were awesome.The food on the other hand looked great and appetizing, but just like I had noted in every single other place we ate at, it appears that all cooks are related or something because food is always missing salt in Eureka springs, the first restaurant and you guys being the last confirmed it.Service was average, with the exception of the lady taking food to tables that were visibly irritated and talked under her mouth all the time. Saying what? Only she would know. It just looks bad.The atmosphere was great especially the decor of the restaurant. Keep bathrooms clean please, especially since you only have one for male and female, the cleanliness is far more important because the toilet seat gets peed on a lot with no one else to clean it other than your guest! Gross!!!!“

“Believe the hype. Extensive Thai menu. Everything we tried was spiced to perfection. We requested levels 2 and 3. Vegetables were fresh and crispy (not overdone in cloying sauce). Start of the tourist season and seemed low on staff, but waitstaff did their best to attend to all tables.“

“My mom and I stopped in for cocktail hour. The dining room is original to the 1886 hotel, and has a beautiful view overlooking the hill below. Amanda was our server and she truly went above and beyond making us feel so welcome and making recommendations of things to do around town. We would absolutely recommend her and the Crystal Dining Room to anyone staying in Eureka Springs.“

“Great food and the service was good. My wife was excited that they had Coke products! My kids and I did the buffet and my wife had the Eggs Benedict. The buffet had a great selection of good food. The Eggs Benedict wasn't the best but it wasn't bad either. The hotel is really neat given its age and it is apparently haunted.“

“This is our favorite hang out in Eureka. Great local musicians, good food and plentiful drinks. The outdoor patio is as eclectic as the town. Seating consists of picnic tables and patio tables and chairs. The stage is carved out of the side of the hill and very rustic. Food was good but the draw is certainly the music.“