Think of Pennsyltucky region as the Keystone-shaped heart of Pennsylvania (wider at the northern region and more tapered in the south) and that is why Philly and Pittsburgh aren’t included. This page is a list of vegetarian dining options in the heart of PA that you, as a vegetarian, wish you knew about before you had to settle for less.
I won’t be including large chains where everyone knows what to expect (Denny’s, Eat n Park, Shoney’s, Ruby Tuesdays) nor the places where you assume you can get just a side salad, grilled cheese or slice of cheese pizza. My reviews of ethnic restaurants (which I love) like Chinese or Indian buffets will be secondary since many of their menus are similar nation wide.
I will try to keep this list as updated as possible since ownership, customer demand and economic concerns may change the food options over time. Please share any central Pennsylvania locations you know that have consistent vegetarian options.
Do make note of the restaurants sporting the Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards. Restaurants marked with these cute hex sign award logos on the them have some of the finest features in the region and are worth your attention.
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Altoona, PA
The Knickerbocker Tavern
(814) 942-0770
3957 W 6th Ave
Altoona, PA 16601
Mostly tavern food but the historic building with outdoor courtyard in fair weather is very nice. Housemade Hummus on the appetizer list and a dense Housemade Veggie Burger are a few of the vegetarian choices. A few other Greek inspired menu items and other appetizers could work out too. Beware the award winning soups, many have chicken stock.
Phoenicia Mediterranean Restaurant
(814) 946-8811
1302 Logan Blvd.
Altoona, PA 16602
A bit pricey but if you are a vegetarian, in Altoona and don’t want to eat at a chain restaurant, Phoenicia has plenty of choices. Website has a 15% off coupon for PSU college students to help with take-out purchases. Ample Mediterranean appetizers, salads, and entrés. Try the Mediterranean Couscous, Safflower Linguini Pesto, or the Vegetarian Combo Platter.
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Bloomsburg, PA
Prana Juice Bar and Namaste Cafe
(570) 784-3088
143 E Main St
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
I don’t list every little café or juice bar that has a hummus option, central PA has scads of those. Prana is different with a considerable café menu that is all vegetarian. I can’t wait to try their , Chesapeake Bay “Crabby” Patty, a homemade Chesapeake Bay style tempeh cake on sprouted grain bun! Vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and raw diets will all find something at Prana.
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Bellefonte, PA
The Governors’ Pub
(814) 353-1008
211 W. High Street
Bellefonte, PA 16828
Along High Street makes it easy to access for whatever reason brings you to the area. It looks just like The High Street Pub of years ago but don’t be fooled, the vegetarian options are severely limited and you can read my full review here. The “Portabella,” a so-so mushroom cap sandwich and a fine Greek Salad are on the lunch menu. For Dinner, forget the Swabian Onion Soup (made with chicken stock) and I have yet to try the La Belle Fonte Pasta. Neither menu has changed since they opened so you can at least count on those few choices.
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Burnham, PA
J.P. Edward’s Grill and Bar
717-248-1150
291 S. Logan Blvd.
Burnham, PA 17099
The Greek Salad and Vegetable Fajitas are fine but the clientele are frequently a bar crowd. Some soups are very nice and the Portobello Sandwich is noteworthy.Food review to can be seen at this link.
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Carlsile, PA
Gaia Fresh Food Café
(717) 386-5323
57 West Pomfret Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Gaia is more that it’s food menu. It is just as it claims, being a “warm comfortable community space to encourage joy and wellbeing.” The limited but statisfying menu is all vegetarian. Salads and wraps galore but I suggest the Scookie (scone/cookie hybrid) and a hot cup of Spiced Chai and all will be right with your world. Chat with the owner, George, who is amicable and will make you feel like a long lost friend.
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2012 – Best Vegetarian Restaurant.
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Clearfield, PA
Ethan’s Cafe
(814)765-8101
112 North Third Street
Clearfield, PA 16830
A little veggie oasis in a town known for hosting a restaurant with it’s “World’s Largest Hamburger Challenges.” Tucked beside The Angry Bean Coffeehouse, Ethan’s little menu has enough regular vegetarian choices to make it worth stopping by. Simple sandwiches or melty quesadillas will fill the tummy and the friendly staff will warm the heart.
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Danville, PA
Brews N’ Bytes
(570) 275-8666
20 Lower Mulberry St
Danville, PA 17821
Still recovering from 2011 flooding but will open with regular hours in 2012. Check their Website for story and Face Book for updates. With Portobello Lugosi, hearty Vegetarian Chili, Humana Humana Hummus and Vegan Putini Panini on the lunch menu they will again be Danville’s veggie haven.
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Gettysburg, PA
tba – open to others’ suggestions and reviews
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Harrisburg, PA (area)
Shab’s Pita Stroller
(717) 545-4575
2269 Paxton Church Rd
Harrisburg, PA 17110
From their list of Vegetarian Delights – I suggest the Mazza Platter; hommous, baba ghannouj, tabbooli, fatoosh mediterranean salad, one falafel ball and one grape leaf. pita bread on the side. We used to love their stand @ Strawberry Square and hunted them down just for a fix.
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Thai Palace
(717) 763-8800
3608 Market Street
Camp Hill, PA
Recommended by Mary Lou Harris of Still a Runner it has many vegetarian choices on the dunner menu.
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Huntingdon, PA
Boxer’s Café
(814) 643-5013
410 Penn Street
Huntingdon, PA 16652
Don’t be put off when you enter and see what looks like the interior of a dive bar, Boxers is more than meets the eye. Classical music during lunch, Baked Blackbean Burger or Veggie Burgers or Falafels on Pitas are a few of the many vegetarian choices this eclectic restaurant serves. Over a dozen items are marked with a cheerful “V” on the menu to help vegetarians make quick choices. Check out the Boxerita and know you have a best friend in Huntingdon, PA.
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Lancaster, PA
Addisu Ethiopian Restaurant
(717) 341-3904 (717) 291-1542
1027 Dillerville Road
Lancaster PA 17603
All served in traditional style with injera, Addisu has about 8 different vegetarian dishes to choose from. Save yourself the difficulty of deciding and get the combo platter that has a little of almost all of them. This restaurant does serve meat (including lamb) but has a separate, clearly marked, section on their menu for the vegetarian entrees. I would suggest asking exactly what is vegan.
Spyro Gyros
(717) 397-3939
241 N. Queen Street
Lancaster, PA 17603
In the comments section, Kurt has shared, “Spyro Gyro is a great place for veg/vegans. They have a Vegetarian Sampler platter. $10.95 and i dare you to try to eat it all. If you tell them you are vegan they are glad to give you a full vegan platter. Yummmm. Nothing is fried, all baked.” Check out their menu, it is high on my must visit list!
Taj Mahal
(717) 295-1434
2080 Bennett Avenue
Lancaster, PA 17601
Also suggested in the comments section by Kurt, Taj Mahal has as vast a vegetarian menu as any Indian restaurant you can imagine. A real bonus is that their menu has marked what all they can easily make vegan! Vegan Pakoras and Vegan Samosos, I can’t wait. Thanks Kurt!
Lancaster Vegetarian Society – List of 15 restaurants, some are chains.
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Lewisburg, PA
Cherry Alley Café
(570) 524-1234
21 North 3rd Street
Lewisburg, PA 17837-1501
Lunches at Cherry Alley Café are always a vegetarian treat, I check out the soups first on the chalkboard before entering. Vegans can always enjoy the Grilled Tofu Wrap (Marinated and grilled Tofu, Basmati Rice, Green & Red Cabbage, Carrots, Tomato & Lettuce with Sesame Ginger Dressing) or the Tempeh Wrap (Thai Tempeh cake, Basmati Rice, Carrots, Tomato & Lettuce with spicy Mango Sauce). Plenty to choose from!
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Hideaway Latte Caffe
570-522-9910
60 Brookpark Circle,
Lewisburg, PA 17837
The friendly staff and fresh deli-style food are the best part of the Hideaway. The soup and sandwich combo is the way to go. The Garden sandwich is made fresh and if you have any question about a menu item, the staff won’t guess – they will ask until they find out. Cute place but hard to find off the highway, thus the name!
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Zelda’s
(570) 524-6222
101 S 6th St,
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Worth walking off Market Street and through the park to get to, this is an eclectic little coffee shop. It’s a bit drafty in the winter but Zelda’s always has a vegetarian or vegan soup or two to warm you up. Take cash or use their ATM.
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Lewistown, PA
The Waterfront Tavern
(717) 248-9094
6398 Belle Ave
Lewistown, PA 17044
There are a couple of appetizers, Spinach Artichoke Dip with Pita Chips and Tomato Bruschetta, neither of which are vegan. The House, Stilton and Spinach Salads are the only vegetarian offerings on the lunch menu and a Greek Pasta is the only addition on the dinner menu. Average rating for limited choices and special view, read the full review here.
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Mansfiled, PA
Yorkholo Brewing Co.
(570) 662-0241
19 N Main St
Mansfield, PA 16933
Some of the best microbrews around, Yorkholo should be on every vegetarian’s radar. They have Tofu Bites, a vegetarian option for chicken wings that are breaded, deep fried & served w/ your choice of Porter BBQ, mild, hot or teriyaki sauce to go with your favorite brew. Don’t miss their Black Bean & Spent Grain Veggie Burger – it’s made with minced black beans, sun-dried tomatoes, garlic, & onions combined w/ spent grain, peppers & bread crumbs, topped w/ provolone cheese & pico de gallo.
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Award 2012 – Best Veggie Burger.
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Mifflintown, PA
tba – open to others’ suggestions and reviews
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Millheim, PA
Elk Creek Café + Aleworks
(814) 349-8850
100 West Main Street
PO Box 432
Millheim, PA 16854
Featuring fresh and local meals, Elk Creek Café is the live and beating heart of Millheim. It’s influence can be felt up and down the Main Street and it is worth it for every vegan/vegetarian to travel miles out of their way to soak up their scene. They are dedicated to a vegan entrée and vegetarian soup every supper and it’s no can of Campbells and dish of iceburg lettuce. Local ingredients crafted into stellar meals is what I think of when they label their food as “Nouveau Dutchie Cuisine.™”
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards – Best Specials and Best Restaurant 2011 & 2012.
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Newport, PA
Espresso Yourself Cafe
(717) 567-9882
8 South 2nd Street
Newport, PA 17074
Currently one of the only central Pennsylvania restaurants I know of where the entire staff know the difference between Vegetarian and Vegan. Located on the square in Newport, PA, Espresso Yourself Cafe is a real gem. Ask for the Vegetarian/Vegan Menu and always check out their chalkboard specials. I recommend the vegan Ms. Reuben with a vegan mozzarella melted over Tofurky deli slices and sauerkraut on sourdough rye with creamy Thousand Island dressing.
Summer Hours:
Sunday – Monday Closed
Tuesday – Wednesday 7am – 6pm
Thursday – Friday 7am – 8pm
Saturday 7am – 3pm
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2011 – Best Soup & Best Menu. Winner 2012 Pennsyltucky Veggie Award – Best Salad.
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Philipsburg, PA
Retro Eatery
(814) 343-6257
112 E Pine St.
Philipsburg, PA 16866
If you find yourself in the Clearfield or Philipsburg are you might find yourself struggling to find anything other than an iceburg lettuce salad when looking for vegetarian options dining out. Retro Eatery doesn’t have many vegan choices but you hav to hand it to them for having one massive veggie burger, their Ritchie Valen Burger. It comes on a soft bun with guac, salasa, lettuce and tomato and with a side of fries. Stop in, play some pinball and a few tunes on the jukebox and thank them for being veggie friendly.
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Reading, PA
Good Eatz Green Café
(610) 670-4885
VF Outlet Center
Designer’s Place,Level 1
West Reading, PA 19611
Recommended by Erik on Running Moose, they offer a diverse menu of healthy choices for those with gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, vegetarian and other special dietary needs as well as those seeking great tasting, good-for-you food.
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Scranton, PA
eden – a vegan cafe
(570) 969-1606
344 Adams Ave.
Scranton, PA 18503
Best vegan comfort food anywhere near the Pennsyltucky region. Very much like Curly’s in NYC but a larger and cleaner dining area. DOn’t leave Scranton without having some of Eden’s Smashed Potatoes (as a side or in one of the special Smashed Potato Bowls). Dozens of food like pizza, burgers and hot dogs done up vegan style. Super friendly staff. Eden is a must visit. Read full review here.
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Fig
(570) 341 5250
431 Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, PA 18503
A sister company and in the same building as Alexander’s Salon & Spa, Fig focuses on local and healthful. It has many a creative Smoothie and a menu clearly marked with vegetarian and vegan meals such as a chilled Angel Hair “pasta” with Marinara made of zucchini curls and a cashew based Eggless Egg Salad. The warm and open manager Toby will do her best to please you. Fig’s FaceBook page is here.
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Selinsgrove, PA
Emma’s Food for Life
(570) 374-0178
11 S Market St.
Selinsgrove, PA 17870
Another Pennsyltucky restaurant committed to serving local foods, Emma’s has plenty vegan friendly dishes on the menu. Check out the Falafel Curry, Black Bean Burrito, or Grilled Portabella Salad. Closed Sundays and Mondays. Follow their FaceBook or @EmmasFood4Life on Twitter for updates.
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Selin’s Grove Brewing Company
(570) 374-7380
121 North Market street
Selinsgrove, PA 17870
Other than salads, this locally sourced restaurant features 5 different vegetarian sandwiches. The Chili Changa contains their vegetarian chili and the Grove Wrap has pear and edamame.Closed Monday and Tuesday is the reason why we met a closed door when we tried to dine there. Check their Website for updates like holiday closings and their Facebook page for specials.
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State College, PA
Allen Street Grill
(814) 231-GRIL
100 West College Avenue
State College, PA 16801
Frequent vegetarian entree and salad special, Aleen Street Grill has consistent quality. One regular menu item won the Pennsyltucky Veggie Award 2012 – Best Chili.
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(814) 237-0139
232 S. Allen
State College, PA 16801
Galanga by Cozy Thai
(814) 237-1718
454 E. College Ave.
State College, PA 16801
Both Cozy Thai and Galanga have separate vegetarian menus, give great attention to your meal and serve decent Thai cuisine. There are over a dozen entrées to choose from and great appetizers too. The Drunken Noodles and Panang Curry are sure to please.Very nice State College ethnic choices, Cozy Thai and Galanga are both downtown.
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The Deli
(814) 237-5710
113 Hiester St.
State College, PA 16801
In the comments section, Sarah & Brad reccommend a few of the sandwiches as special orders. I see they also have a nice Portabella Focaccia, Veggie Burger and Vegetarian Vegetable Soup. Something for everyone at this place!
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Fiddlehead
(814) 237-0595
134 W. College Ave.
State College, PA 16801
New since March 2012, Fiddlehead hit the ground running and has been offering up a fresh and consistent menu since day one. Dedicated to local ingredients (No Sysco-type supplied food here!) they make multiple soups that are fresh every day. They guarantee at least one vegetarian soup (many times it is vegan)
and the Own It option to the fresh made salads allows you to customize exactly what veggies and tofu you get. All dressings are clearly labled as to which are vegan. Perfect for a quick bite or grab and go, all to go packaging is environmentally friendly (they also allow BYO) and have a compost if you choose to eat in.
Winner 2012 Pennsyltucky Veggie Award – Best Soup.
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The Greek
(814) 308-8822
102 E. Clinton Ave.
State College, PA 16803
Flavorful Greek food and atmosphere in State College. Limited vegetarian menu and currently no confirmed vegan options. Serves meat (including lamb) but has the Vegetarian Platter clearly marked. Tomato-Basil Soup is safe too.
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Green Bowl
(814) 238-0600
131 W. Beaver Ave.
State College, PA 16801
Green Bowl is a fun Asian Fusion restaurant with a twist; you make your own! More veggies that you can shake your chop stick at, you select, salad bar style. Pick your sauces (all non-vegetarian choices clearly marked) and tell the waitress to have it cooked up vegetarian style! All you care to eat. Reviewed in detail here. A real local haven for vegetarians!
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2011 – Best Ethnic Restaurant.
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Indian Pavilion
(814) 237-3400
222 East Calder Way
State College, PA 16801-4729
As Indian food goes, the lunch buffet caters to the central Pennsylvania palette. It is very mildly spiced, a bit over-processed and very little fresh food to be had. What is great is that it is clear what it and isn’t vegetarian, the flavors are varied, ingredients seasonal, and temperatures just right. There is a clear section on the evening menu for vegetarian dishes and I would encourage maybe even vegans to go since they are so open to modifying their recipes to suit, the manager was who made mention of vegan modifications. Do note they serve meat products and many lamb dishes on the menu. Full review here.
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Luna 2 Woodgrill & Bar
(814) 234-9009
2609 East College Avenue,
State College, PA
As an Italian style restaurant; a vegetarian can be assured a good meal at Luna 2 Woodgrill & Bar. There are enough choices on the menu, the staff is open to answering question about menu items and the rare treat of Gazpacho on the daily specials make it worth returning to try something new or to just enjoy a snack and a drink at the bar. Our review can be read here.
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2011 Best Appetizers and 2011 & 2012 Best Portobello.
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Mad Mex
(814) 272-5656
240 South Pugh Street
Days Inn Hotel
State College, PA 16801-4935
Pennsyltucky Fried Tofu, Chickpea Chili, and Burritos para los Vegheads reflect what Mad Mex has always brought to Happy Valley; vegetarian and vegan choices from the get go. This Pittsburgh based chain has always had vegan cheese options on any of their food items. Tofu and portobellos are frequent filler options and the food is GOOD! A Big Azz Margarita (Happies M-F 4:30 – 6:30) with an Angry Vegan Burrito = heaven! Read full review here.
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Olde New York
(814) 237-1582
2298 E College Ave,
State College, Pa 16801
Olde world cuisine and fat deli sandwiches don’t usually mean vegetarian options. Olde New York is a happy exception. Grilled Portobello, Black Bean Burger and “The Broker” sandwiches, a huge Greek salad and many appetizers the size of entrée can fill any lacto-ovo vegetarian’s belly. German styled potato salad has been improved over the past few years since they stopped putting bacon in it, the only thing vegetarians might have missed. A nice place for the whole family! (Review and update can be read here!)
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OIP/aardvark kafé
(814) 238-2400
906 W. College Ave.
State College, PA 16801
Opened in February 2012, the vegan section of this restaurant is a new favorite to many vegan locals but I haven’t had much luck there. Updates frequently on Facebook but has been known to change prices quickly, post personal photos (shattered windshield from hitting a deer) and other personal whims. I suggest calling ahead for daily specials or to check on prices/hours/current menu if you are from out of the area. You can BYOB after 5PM.
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Otto’s Pub & Brewery
(814) 867-OTTO (6886)
2235 North Atherton St
State College, PA 16803
Some of the best micro brews in the state, pair a mug up with a Black Bean Burrito, Three Cheese Panini or their award winning Vegetarian Walnut Burger. As of March 2012 have added multiple vegetarian and vegan specials every Wednesdays. Read the updated review here and let it be known Otto’s increased from 3 to 4/5 stars because of their efforts.
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2011 Best Veggie Burger. Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2012 Best Specials.
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Spats Cafe and Speakeasy Restaurant
(814) 238-7010
142 East College Avenue
State College, PA 16801
Lovely and dimly lit with an art-deco Bourbon Street theme, Spats features a New Orlean’s styled creole menu. It has regular vegetarian menu feature like the Vegetable Jambalaya and is dedicated to at least one vegetarian special which they great about making vegan if possible. Moderately expensive, the staff will treat you right. Make a reservation to assure seating. Full review here.
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Awards 2011 – Best Salad.
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Williamsport, PA
Bullfrog Brewery
(570) 326-4700
229 West Fourth St.
Williamsport, PA 17701
Sometime in 2011, Bullfrog Brewery updated their menu to include scads of vegan and vegetarian food! Imagine our surprise to find tempeh Reuben/Rachel, Daiya cheese and tofu as salad or nacho substitutions/add-ons when all we though they had was a hummus plate! The Veggie Frog is a house made sunburger with avacoda and the Frogabello sandwich is filled with a big portobello cap. Bullfrog Brewery is now a great place for vegetarians to dine, right in the heart of Billtown.
Winner Pennsyltucky Veggie Award 2012 – Best Appetizer.
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What a great list! I’m from Clearfield, so I’ve eaten at Ethan’s Cafe several times. It’s such a cute little spot – and you’re right – there are plenty of veggie options. I don’t know if it’s still around, but I also really liked Cozy Thai Bistro on College Ave in State College. Great veggie curry!
Thanks Britne! Cozy Thai is still around with the same great food but they have moved to Allen Street. I have done an Arts Fest food review on them but will review them in full early December! Thanks for reminding me they haven’t been featured yet!
Finally got Cozy Thai and Galanga added!
Addisu has lots for vegetarians but almost nothing, or nothing for vegans. They use ample amounts of butter and will tell you this if you ask.
HOWEVER, the Indian place in lancaster not only has lots of vegan options, they are labeled clearly on the menu. Taj Mahal 2080 Bennett Ave
Lancaster
(717) 295-1434
Also Spyro Gyro is a great place for veg/vegans. They have a vegetarian Sampler platter. $10.95 and i dare you to try to eat it all. If you tell them you are vegan they are glad to give you a full vegan platter. Yummmm. Nothing is fried, all baked.
Thank you so much for you additions. I will have to clue my friends in who eat irregularly at Addisu, they are vegan and I swear they were told what they were eating was such. I MUST make it to Spyro Gyro! Thanks again!
Hey you should check out Chen’s Mongolian Grill out on South Atherton Street before you get to Boalsburg (It’s right next to the brand new Sheetz). It’s buffet style and you go through and load up your plate with whatever you want (veggies, meat, etc) and then choose your sauce and then they grill it up. It’s a lot like Green Bowl, but I think it’s better!
Thanks for reminding me about Elk Creek Cafe, I love that place and all the great jazz musicians they bring in!
Thanks Eric!
Uncle Chen’s isn’t all that good about limiting cross contamination and I just didn’t like it nearly as much as Green Bowl.
Elk Creek Café + Aleworks has something for everyone, brews, bites & bands; a top notch place.
Thanks for all this wonderful information.
you missed one of our favorites:
Selin’s Grove Brewing Company
121 North Market street
Selinsgrove, PA 17870
570-374-7380
Their menu is on their web-site, they are in the basement of the historic Governor Snyder Mansion in the downtown Selinsgrove.
I foolishly tried to visit the restaurant on a Tuesday and was hoping to have had a chance review it I certainly would welcome yours; I can put it up as a guest post if you are willing! Hope you got my email a while back asking for your vegan story.
We dined at “Olde New York” last evening and found the black bean burger & grilled portobella mushroom sandwich (shared both) to exceed our expectations. We were customers there prior to our “veganization” in November 2011. This was our first visit since joining the “other side”. We cannot wait to go back. We always loved the atmosphere, service and food quality, now to have healthy choices makes it a home run. Our typical State College haunts are Chen’s, My Thai, Cozy Thai and Green Bowl. Olde New York lends variety to the mix. Next stops: Fiddlehead, Aardvard Kafe & The Greek.
Jim & Judy Tunall, Lewistown
Awesome! We live right across from there and go all the time. Give us a ping next time you are in Happy Valley.
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We just moved to state college and are excited to see decent veg-friendly restaurants! We recently ate at The Deli, based on a recommendation from someone who didn’t know we are vegetarian. While there are a few solid vegetarian options on their menu, we were more so surprised and impressed with how accommodating they were when we asked if they could make the Reubens vegetarian. I substituted a veggie burger in place of pastrami, and my husband had a portabella mushroom on the Deli Meshunga sandwich – both were delicious!
Sarah & Brad
Sarah & Brad, Awesome news and makes me want to rush to the Deli tonight for one! I will add them to the State College dining list so people coming to this area will know. Thank you so much!
Great restaurant selections. In the Harrisburg area, I would add Thai Palace http://www.thaipalacecamphill.com/index.html. Although not strictly vegetarian, it does have a number of vegetarian dishes and excellent food overall. When we have vegetarian friends visiting, this is one of our go-to locations for a meal out
BTW, thanks for your recent ‘follow.’
I will certainly add that to the list Mary Lou – thanks!
Wow! That’s an awesome list! I see a lot of towns that I used to drive by when I used to camp. If I get back to camping, I’ll have to check some out!!
Thanks for the Reading area ideas Erik!