The Best Places in Marin to Get Vegetarian and Vegan Food

Whether fully plant-based, not a meat eater or simply interested in trying vegetarian and vegan options, any diner will appreciate these restaurants serving up flavorful and healthy dishes for any dietary needs.

The 2025 readers’ choice Best of the County winner is Cafe del Soul (pictured above). For the rest of the Marin Magazine‘s Best of Marin County vegetarian and vegan picks see below.

Our 2025 Dining category sponsor is Rodney Strong. View the rest of the Dining category here.

Because there are so many great ones, we’ve broken it down by region: Southern, Central and Northern Marin.

Southern 

Mill Valley

Central

Corte Madera

Northern

Novato

Southern Marin

Cafe Del Soul Mill Valley

Mill Valley

Colorful quinoa bowl with avocado from Cafe del Soul
Photo courtesy of Cafe del Soul

Everything on the menu is vegetarian to start, with further adjustments making it possible to turn them vegan easily. And, this cafe is organic and GMO-free.

247 Shoreline Hwy, Mill Valley, 415.388.1852

Urban Remedy

Mill Valley

Photo courtesy of Urban Remedy

This is a popular spot for organic and non-GMO cold-pressed juices, snacks and ready-to-eat meals, plenty of gluten-free, grain-free, and low-glycemic-index choices, and even raw desserts. Try the Blue Magic to see what Urban Remedy is all about. 

34 Miller Ave, Mill Valley, 415.383.5300

Central Marin

Cafe Del Soul San Rafael

San Rafael

Everything on the menu is vegetarian to start, with further adjustments making it possible to turn them vegan easily. And, this cafe is organic and GMO-free.

1408 4th St, San Rafael, 415.457.5400

Northern Marin

Active Culture Café 

Novato

Active Culture Cafe, Novato
Photo courtesy of Active Culture Cafe

Novato’s hottest new eatery might be tucked into Pacheco Plaza, but it has already developed a following for its fresh açaí bowls and egg bagel sandwiches. The menu calls out raw and vegan items, like a kombucha-mojito shake. Breakfast tacos are topped with slaw and falafel sauce, a reimaging of the basic egg and potato taco that hits all the right notes. 

464 Ignacio Blvd, Novato, 415.475.1128

Dining Sponsor

Rodney Strong


Rodney Strong was an acknowledged visionary who understood the potential that Sonoma County’s soil and climate held for producing world-class wines and was one of the first to plant Pinot Noir in Russian River Valley and the first to produce a Chalk Hill appellation Chardonnay.