Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Port Adelaide

"It doesn’t matter whether you’re after a quick fix or a meal that will fill you to the point of sneakily unbuttoning your jeans, just try one of Two Bit Villains award winning ‘beef’ and ‘chicken’ burgers and who knows… you may never go back to meat. Make sure you accompany with one of their delicious handcrafted sodas, made with real fruit and spices. Shop 150, Lvl One, Adelaide Arcade"

"When you inevitably find yourself lounging at the beach, Sarah's Sister's Sustainable Cafe in Sephamore - about 30 minutes from the CBD - will have something delicious and healthy for you to indulge in. The cafe originally opened in 1978 as Sarah's Cafe, showcasing fresh, local produce. In 2005 it changed to the name it has now (presumably sold to Sarah's sister) and serves a range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options, still keeping with that same locally sourced aesthetic."

"Some proper wholesome vegan cooking that is comfort food at its very best. Dishes like their take on Shepard’s Pie below will have you hooked from the very first mouthful. Add in great service and a large selection of exciting drinks and you will soon become a regular if you live in the area."

"The place to be when you have no idea what you’re craving, this vegetarian café offers all types of vegan options, from homemade gnocchi to bread-and-butter pudding. 117 Semaphore Road, Semaphore SA 5019. Facebook | Instagram"

"Bowden: Plant 4 Bowden Third St, Bowden SA 5007 | P: 8248 7062CBD: Shop 1/100 King William Rd, Goodwood | P: 8377 7551 Glenelg: Shop 10/1 Colley Terrace, Glenelg SA 5045 | P: 0414 674 794"

"A post shared by Nutrition Republic™ (@nutritionrepublic) on Feb 10, 2017 at 1:52pm PST. The name says it all. This family-run business delivers beautiful and nutritious wholefoods."

"Salem is a small vegan-friendly cafe that aims to make the most of what nature provides. They serve up great sandwiches and burgers including The “HELLFISH” (Seen below). It features tempura and nori battered tofu with herbed Tartare Sauce and greens and is a thing of absolute beauty."

"A post shared by Salem Cafe (Sass) (@salemcafe) on Mar 23, 2018 at 1:32am PDT. Smoked, grilled and boozed vegan sandwiches that can mostly be ordered gluten-free. 2/647 Marion Road Ascot Park, SA 5043"

"You can choose from a range of hand crafted patties which include: Spinach quinoa, Beetrice, Dill & lemon, Veggo classic or vegan chicken. As you sink your teeth into one of these bad boys you’ll be seriously satisfied, and leave the place with a huge smile on your face. Top-class vegan cooking."

"This isn’t the first time the restaurant has made an appearance on our list. This time, it is for their delicious and famous vegetarian options. Truly, this is one of the best dining spots in Adelaide."

"Not your typical pizza place, Papa Mia’s offers up some crazy concoctions, including the vegan mac and cheese pizza pictured above. With vegan garlic bread, vegan dessert calzones, and hearty pasta also on the menu, what isn’t to love about this place?. 3/503 Goodwood Road, Colonel Light Gardens, Adelaide SA 5041"

"» Not all food is vegetarian, but there are some vegan options. 43 Henley Beach Rd, Henley Beach South 5022"

"Hidden amidst the inner Adelaide suburb of Stepney, Little Bang Brewing has everything Adelaidians could ask for in a brewery fit for your next craft-beer drinking session. Its large open-air courtyard is perfect for a sunny day or a starry night. With beers including their debut brew the 10.1% ABV Galactopus, Little Bang Brewing Co.’s range is equally extensive as it is enticing."

"Something to discuss as you sip into a Geezer Pleaser bitter or Naked Objector IPA at this surprising little brewery in suburban Stepney. It's a warehouse set-up, with a sunny beer..."

"Your final stop is as good a place as any in SA to restock your fridges at home. Hook up with Waverley Ridge Road, which soon turns into Sheoak Road, and after about nine kilometres you'll reach Belair Fine Wines. If you were after a quality vino or artisan spirit, this shop would have you covered, but we're here for the "Great Wall Of Beer"."

"The wildlife never fails to amaze us and zoos and wildlife parks are a great way of witnessing the animal kingdom first hand. The best part about the Cleland Wildlife Park is that the animals here do not live in caged enclosures. Instead, they are enclosed in such a way that they don’t feel caged and are in their natural environment."

"You could spend all day at Cleland Wildlife Park, but don’t miss the afternoon keeper presentations. Hear interesting talks on dingoes and Tasmanian devils at 2:30 pm and 3:00 pm before feeding time. I’ve also been there on a Friday afternoon and have seen koalas being weighed, which was too cute for words!"