The toasts at Nutbar are almost too pretty to eat. Here you can assemble meals with varying proteins and sides. Season Six serves farm-to-table foods with an emphasis on the diverse "six seasons" of our local surroundings. On the menu you'll find beef barley with greens, cream of mushroom, split pea and much more. Oakwood VillageĬome the colder months it's all about soups at Soul Provisions. North Yorkīasil Box is a local chain with a number of Toronto locations including this one at York University. They serve up a healthy menu of customizable eats influenced by Southeast Asia. On the menu you'll find dishes like fresh rolls, chicken satay and noodle soups. Yaowarart is Toronto's desintation for vegan Thai. It's now a take-out food counter with a whole slew of ready-to-eat meals on offer. Liberty VillageĪthlete's Kitchen started out as meal prep service before debuting a retail location in Toronto. There's plenty of ready-to-eat meals available at Athlete's Kitchen. Doubling as a meditation studio and a plant-based cafe, they offer up smoothies, cold-pressed juices, smoothie bowls, and loaded toasts. Plant Lyfe in Toronto is where the wellness of your mind and body go hand-in-hand. LOV is a totally vegan restaurant with their first location outside of Montreal here in Toronto on King. LOV stands for Local, Organic and Vegan, principles the restaurant tries to adhere to in every way. They also have a menu of wraps, grain bowls and soups as well. King EastĪAamazing Salad goes beyond your classic salad offerings. Whether you're looking for organic salads, vegetarian sandwiches, vegan soups or just a really healthy, flavourful and filling lunch, Urban Herbivore has got you covered.
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Independent grocery store The Sweet Potato has a number of ready-made items go from wraps and sandwiches to some delicious and wholesome mac n’ cheese and meatballs all the way up to whole rotisserie chickens. All meals here are prepared fresh in house geared towards a balanced diet.Ĭan't go wrong with a smoothie bowl from Plant Lyfe. Vancouver import Tractor Foods is all about serving healthy, customizable breakfasts, lunches and dinners. If you're looking for something small opt for the soup or salad but if you're coming with appetite opt for their entrees like the Harvest Stew or Golden Curry. They make a variety of rice bowls and salads perfect for a quick lunch. Imperfect Eats is a healthy fast food restaurant in Toronto that helps shorten food waste in Canada by cooking with blemished produce.
Offerings include baked goods, salads and breakfast yogurt and granola. Three Sisters Kitchen also dubbed 3SK offers a menu of healthy foods and drinks, all prepared in-house and kosher-certified. The restaurant is home to Toronto's Corn Soup King, Kurt Davson, and his epic corn soup. If you're craving delicious soups Vegan I Thali is the spot. It’s fast-casual of the future.Clean eating at Tractor Foods is a breeze. Spyce: Michael Farid, who founded Spyce with fellow MIT alums Kale Rogers, Luke Schlueter, and Brady Knight about a year ago describes the concept of Spyce as a “stir-fry robot.” Its one of the first automated eateries in the world, serving bowls, with vegan and vegetarian options, hailing from all different cultures like Indian, Thai, and Latin, by way of a robot. That’s right, all your ingredients are tossed into a bowl and mixed before your eyes without human assistance. Mighty Love Food: Mighty Love Food, situated on the corner of Milk Street, was created by a group of entrepreneurs from the culinary and design worlds with a passion for not only serving healthy food, but educating customers about nutrition on a deeper level. The plant-based eatery dishes out flavor-packed sandwiches and salad bowls with locally-sourced ingredients, like the sloppy joe made with black beans, mushrooms, and fonio (a type of grain). They also serve smoothies and juices to keep you energized throughout the day.ġ55 Milk St., Boston, 85,. They also deliver, perfect for lunchtime when you just can’t seem to get out of the office-bite into the Adventurer, filled with quinoa, tofu, beets, and sesame ginger sauce.Ĥ31 Boylston St., Boston, 85,. Swing by their newest location in Back Bay where you can sit at the rainbow bar and sip an iced espresso latte and munch on blueberry superfood waffles. But the one thing that remains consistent is Life Alive’s commitment to fresh ingredients and plant-based bowls, smoothies, and wraps. Life Alive: With three different locations across the city, you can expect three different menus at each one. Healthy bowls at Life Alive / Photo by Edward DiCroce
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