Get Your Fill in Philly

It’s no secret that Philadelphia has been making a name for itself as one of the nation’s vegan capitals. In the past decade, the veg community has been steadily growing, and local restaurants are following suit. With recognition building and many beloved Philly institutions earning well-deserved spots on vegan must-try lists around the country, The City of Brotherly Love’s pride and joy will always be the classic neighborhood haunts. Here’s how to stop in, pull up a chair, and eat like a local.

by NICK DESIMONE

1/Dang good diner Nothing hits the spot like classic diner food. And the biscuits and gravy, pancakes, omelets, and BLTs at The Tasty in South Philly are in a class of their own. Locals flock to this laidback neighborhood diner each weekend for warm smiles and cozy specials like the Mile High Tater Tot Pie: a mini pie made with a tater tot crust filled with tofu scramble, Chao cheese, diced ham, green peppers, and red onion, served with a side of green chili queso gravy. 2/High end with heart Miss Rachel’s Pantry is a pillar of Philly’s fine-dining food scene, and it just happens to be unapologetically vegan. The menu changes daily, and there’s only one seating per night, making for a sweet, cozy, and intimate experience. An evening at Miss Rachel’s…

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VegNews (Digital) - 1 Issue, Spring 2023

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