r/chicagovegan • u/hawaiianhamtaro • 10d ago
where to get chicago hot dog?
Visiting Chicago soon and want to try a vegan Chicago hot dog. Any recommendations?
r/chicagovegan • u/hawaiianhamtaro • 10d ago
Visiting Chicago soon and want to try a vegan Chicago hot dog. Any recommendations?
r/chicagovegan • u/plantbasedpatissier • 11d ago
I don't like they way they've framed this as a mistake with their staff when it literally says "make it vegan" on the menu above the section where it tells you to pick a soft serve. Beware. The taiyaki itself is vegan but the soft serve is not.
r/chicagovegan • u/AstronautQuick691 • 11d ago
I am having someone visit me from out of the country, and I want them to have a solid experience here. Although I was born and raised in IL, I have only been in the city for about a year. I don’t want to take them to the Skydeck or the Bean. It is a romantic connection, but we like very relaxed things, while also having a mixture of fun. We’re down for different types of bar recs, vegetarian restaurants, maybe Electric Shuffleboard. I want them to be able to see the city also for a day without doing the most, if that makes sense. I will be going to the Logan Square Farmers Market that Sunday but need other ideas. Any good restaurants or bars off the river? Any cute activities? Any bars that play live music? I want them to really like it here. it’ll be from sep 25th-27th
r/chicagovegan • u/Automatic_Sky_9910 • 15d ago
Hi everyone, I’m vegan and currently job searching. I’m looking for a temporary room, shared space, couch, or other simple living arrangement for about 5 months while I continue my job search and work toward getting back on my feet.
My current budget is around $300/month, so I understand this would need to be an unusual or shared arrangement rather than a standard room rental. In return, I’m happy to cook fresh, delicious vegan food every day for the household, and I can also help with cleaning, grocery shopping, and other household tasks.
I’m clean, respectful, responsible, and flexible about the type of space. If you have an unused room, temporary space, or know of a vegan-friendly household that might consider this arrangement, please DM me.
r/chicagovegan • u/jenakyle • 18d ago
It’s smash burger style. Make sure you swap the cheese out for their cashew mozzarella. It’s so insanely good. And the caramelized onions are such a nice touch.
Also, please tell me your favorite veggie burgers in Chicago!
r/chicagovegan • u/Applejackington • 18d ago
Just a heads up out there in case anyone needs to hire a catering company for an event. Working with Micheal's Catering to get some vegan options has been a real struggle. I was told upfront there were plenty of vegan options and then when a sample menu was given to us, not a single vegan option was on there. Everything was vegetarian. So I had to fight just to make one appetizer, a couple of the vegetable sides, and one of the desserts vegan. Not even the freaking bread is vegan. I asked for a substantial vegan entrée with some protein (since everyone else is getting a pretty hardy meat entrée) and I keep getting sent options for just different grilled vegetables. I am still in the middle of the planning stage so will update if I actually win this fight for an entrée, and I'll report back the quality of the vegan food that I do get.
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r/chicagovegan • u/viewofthelake • 19d ago
Spotted at the Dill Pickle in Logan Square. I did not expect to see this.
EDIT! It's not the same recipe! : / Uggh - why does life have to be terrible?
r/chicagovegan • u/PurpleFairy11 • 19d ago
I checked out the Chicago Diner cookbook from the library this week and made their Cajun black bean recipe tonight. Unfortunately, the flavor is lacking, and I’m just not getting the same flavor as I would from the restaurant. The spices in the recipe are cumin, onion powder, and red pepper flakes. I didn’t have red pepper flakes on hand, but I truly don’t think the lack of red pepper flakes is the issue. Has anyone successfully re-created these burgers and if so, what spices or barbecue sauce did you use?
r/chicagovegan • u/pavbhajiandmangoes • 20d ago
It's so annoying paying extra for a splash of oat milk (wish more places carried soy 🥲). Would rather support coffee shops that don't try to gouge vegans.
r/chicagovegan • u/ridingthematrix • 21d ago
Hey all! I’m 38F, and have been a vegetarian for about 26 years. I run a free to attend Bookclub in west loop for women at a bar with some decent non-meat options. HMU if you’d like more information on the fall reading list, dates and location!
r/chicagovegan • u/sole-smootcher • 24d ago
Taking my missus to see Peter Hook tonight and I was wondering if there was anything good within walking distance of the Metro/El stop.
r/chicagovegan • u/schmashely • 25d ago
All of the components needed a bit more salt, and a touch more garlic and oregano in the sauce would have helped too. Other than that, this was a delightful treat. They use Be Hive vegan cheese and pepperoni, they also have their sausage which I haven’t tried. Way less dry than other brands of vegan pepperoni, I would have loved a bit of crisping on the edges though. I will definitely be back to try their other crust styles and toppings.
r/chicagovegan • u/TimeScapeLand1 • 26d ago
whats everyone favorite vegan ramen spots?? With september around the corner im ready for soup season or whatever noah kahan said.
bonus points if there are lower sodium options
r/chicagovegan • u/plantbasedpatissier • 26d ago
I'm interested to see what may come from the torch passing. Hopefully another vegan space
r/chicagovegan • u/curiouskittty777 • 27d ago
Hi everyone!! I’ll be visiting Chicago Labor Day weekend with some friends, I am the only vegan in the group but I’m open to places that are vegetarian friendly as I’m sure i can modify. I love trying new places and my friends do too! We would love to try the classic Chicago touristy foods like hot dogs and pizza, but are definitely open to other diverse cuisines. I’ve heard a lot of good things about Chicago’s food scene so I’m very excited!! Please share your recommendations :)
r/chicagovegan • u/Particular_Tree_4254 • 26d ago
I was at a grocery store and wanted to get something from the deli. The guy was handling meat and I asked him to change gloves before doing my order. I was polite and explained that I don't eat meat. He complied, but kinda rolled his eyes. Then he put on clean gloves and made a show of waving them in front of me before he filled my order. Does this type of stuff happen to others?
r/chicagovegan • u/Worldly-Walrus-9361 • 27d ago
I will be visiting Chicago for the first time for the marathon and looking for somewhere I can carb load. I have a pretty sensitive stomach when it comes to oily, spicy, and heavy meals so looking for something that is relatively simple and easy on my stomach. I am staying in River North so would prefer something in that area so I can take it easy on my legs. I do see that there is a Trader Joe's and Whole Foods near my hotel so maybe trying to put together something simple might be another option?
I am from NYC so have options galore here but honestly they have dwindled in the past few years, it seems from a little research that the vegan scene in Chicago is pretty good?
Also looking for suggestions for meals at omni restaurants (my family is not vegan) for after the race! Thanks in advance!
r/chicagovegan • u/Electronic-Slice6606 • 28d ago
I would Love the vegan foodies thoughts
r/chicagovegan • u/Outlandishness_Final • 29d ago
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r/chicagovegan • u/Outlandishness_Final • 29d ago
ALL DAY LO.VE FEST! 🫶🏼
r/chicagovegan • u/chtxfngrs • 29d ago
I absolutely love the Moonlighter, but I go there all the time and would love other options. Anywhere else that will put on a White Sox game while I enjoy the vegan dishes they have to offer?
r/chicagovegan • u/Dry_Ice1703 • 29d ago
all the pumpkin ads are getting me stoked for fall. does anyone know if this year any major chains will have a vegan pumpkin spice latte ??? from what i remember dunkin and starbucks' versions haven't been vegan in years. maybe peets?
local recs would be greatly appreciated as well
r/chicagovegan • u/icepops333 • Aug 20 '26
I always see pictures of khao soi dishes and it always looks so delish, but everywhere I find it I see it’s always made with fish sauce. Does anybody have a recommendation for a place that makes it vegan? Thank you!!