6 Best Vegan Restaurants near Winona

“It was a Girls day and my Daughter suggested we come here to eat and have some delicious cocktails. This was all of our first time and we had an Amazing experience! The food was incredible and our server was Julia who was also Amazing!! We will be back and compliments of course, to All the Chefs! Thank you to everyone! Keep up the Great work Amy! ?“

“AMAZING little place for vegans, vegetarians, and tea lovers!! Such an inviting atmosphere and an awesome menu. I loved it here so much. LGBTQ+ Friendly!!Vegetarian options: All vegan foodDietary restrictions: Vegan and GF optionsParking: Good amount of parking on side streets.Kid-friendliness: There is a kid spot for coloringWheelchair accessibility: Ramp leading to side door.“

“Dined in on Tuesday, Feb. 2024. I had the Cacio E Pepe (pasta, cream sauce, with extra chicken). Also had the Fagioli (sausage, white bean soup). I recommend the rolls - authentic Italian. The food was delicious, the service was very fast and friendly. Two of us enjoyed the food and the service tremendously. I will be back. Thank you! Mike“

“We were able to squeeze in a visit to Signatures while on a recent trip in Winona. Many people we talked with spoke very highly of Signatures dinner menu. We were short on time so we ended up eating there over the lunch hour with the lunch menu.One of the great things about Signatures is the wonderful view especially with our seats situated next to the window. The view was very enjoyable even being a winter day seeing out over the golf course and the beautiful bluffs of the area.We did a quick sample tasting of the menu including fried pickles, the soup of the day, siracha chicken sandwich and pot pie. Of those choices, we thought the pot pie was the best of our choices with great flavor and a very nice crust.Overall, the food was good to very good for this visit and we look forward to going back to test out the dinner menu that so many people rave about.“

“I am trying their Gyro sandwich. They have a wide variety of Gyro dishes, burrito, scrambled eggs, omelet, sandwich!Wheelchair accessibility: This is a very accessible place for wheelchairs, when I was there the host at the desk held the door for a lady pushing a wheelchair! Very friendly and caring place to eat or get take out! Young gentleman, you are a very kind person, Thank you for being respectful and courteous!“

“5 stars is not enough. Seriously one of the best places I've ever eaten.My husband and I got quite a lot of food because everything sounded delicious! We shared the Irish potato soup and Dingle Bay Dip. Both were so good we almost licked the dishes clean. I had the Shannon plate which was amazing and my husband had the Steak and Bacon pie which he said was fantastic.Even the drinks were awesome! The bloody Mary was perfect (I'm very picky with my Bloody Marys). A little kick without being too spicy. My husband had the Great Golden Lager. I'm not a beer person at all, my husband usually gets my chaser for my Bloody's, but wow was it good! I almost got a glass myself it was so good.The staff were just absolutely phenomenal. It was a quiet night and we were the only ones in there so the staff would come over and make conversation with us. They are easy to talk to and very down to earth. As soon as you walk in you can feel the love and passion they've put into everything about this place. It almost feels like going to someone's place to have a great home-cooked meal and connect with the people around you.They even had trivia cards at the table which we loved because we talked and laughed with each other instead of being on our phones.Back to the food though because I can't explain how delicious it is. The Irish Potato soup. Best. Thing. Ever. I almost went back to ask if they would fill a thermos with soup. I'm so sad I don't live closer because I would survive on food from here for the rest of my life.“