7 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Oxford

“Excellent food with good portions.My husband and I both had lunch leftovers. Not bad considering the price of $14-$20 per meal, dinner.Also, I have to comment about the staff. They rectified a problem which we later realized was our fault. They did so without question. Excellent customer service.“

“Delicious appetizer! The ramen is the best in the tri county area. I've tried a lot of different ramen places, but this one is by far the best. I'm rather sad they took away the apple juice, but they did replace it with boba and milk teas. Water should definitely be an option on the ordering menu for diabetic customers that would rather not have a tea or fruity drink. Over all great food, great service, and simple online menu.“

“Thanks Oxford LaRosa's Pizza for their generous donation of pizzas and salads to the Eaton United Church of Christ Clothes Closet/Community Meal. It was greatly appreciated and enjoyed by many. The pizza s usual was delicious“

“The service at Paesanos was really good; the staff were so gracious and accommodating of our large group. The menu had a great and varied selection of wines, spirits, and food. This restaurant is very high-priced and I just didn’t think that the quality of food was worth the price.“

“Probably the nicest breakfast place in Oxford. The atmosphere is lively and the staff was attentiveThe food is American and fairly traditionalIt’s popular so you may need to be patientParking: The have free parking in the lot but it can get crowded“

“Oh my goodness there are so many sandwiches. You have a lot to choose from. they make the sandwich and I guess they steam it all together which sounds really gross but turned out to be really good. Surprisingly the bread does not get soggy. So much in the flavor department happening in each bite.I give them an A+ for originality on sandwich names. It is in a college town so the decor is just that of a college town. And even though I've been when school was in session and when school was out of session they keep it flowing there's no real wait. If you don't come here to eat at least Google them it may change your mind.“

“First visit and was a nice one too! The quaint storefront in uptown for a start. But also friendly service and a good sandwich value as well. Parking is my meter in front of their business.It's tiny inside with a few tables that will likely be occupied by Miami University students. None of the tables were being wiped down and all of the napkins were depleted. They had ample supply statue register.Order at the counter after reviewing the menu board.on the wall. It's a smallish menu that works well for them. They also open for breakfast which is newer post COVID.I got a hot pastrami on white and my daughter grilled cheese on white. Sandwiches come with a bag of chips. They offer fountain Coke product drinks and bottled. The joint has a NY Deli vibe which I like.With only three total staff, likely all students it was a bit slow on pulling the orders together. However I was not in a hurry either. The orders popped up 15 min or so and I paid at that time. Tip is off the machine.My daughter really liked her sandwich with fresh bread and gooey American cheese. Mine was very good as well with only complaint a section of fatty meat that should not have been used. The chips were good too!I can see myself being back on future visits. 3.5 rounding up.“