Lent-Friendly Eats in Vancouver, WA – Because “Just a Salad” Won’t Cut It.

Lent-Friendly Eats in Vancouver, WA

Breaking News: My wife is following Lent, which means our food adventures have taken a turn toward all things vegetarian. If you're also looking for solid meat-free options, don’t worry—I’ve done the legwork so you don’t have to. Here are some must-try spots in Vancouver, WA serving up delicious, satisfying vegetarian meals (because let’s be real, no one wants to survive on just side salads).

Little Conejo – Taco Tuesday, But Make It Lent-Friendly

📍 114 W 6th St, Vancouver, WA 98660

Tacos without meat? Sounds like a crime—until you try Little Conejo’s mushroom or sweet potato tacos. Flavor-packed, perfectly spiced, and not at all missing the meat. Bonus: Their salsa bar is a game-changer.

Daawat A Ishq – Spices So Good, You Won’t Miss the Chicken

📍 10820 NE Coxley Dr, Vancouver, WA 98662

Indian food and vegetarian meals go hand in hand. Daawat A Ishq is where you’ll find paneer tikka, chana masala, dal tadka, and rich, creamy palak paneer—all packed with bold spices and perfect for Lent. Pair it with fresh naan or fluffy basmati rice, and you’ve got a meal that’ll leave you completely satisfied.

Nonavo Pizza – Carbs? Yes. Meat? Nope. Flavor? 100%.

📍 110 W 6th St, Vancouver, WA 98660

Goodbye, pepperoni. Hello, truffle mushroom pizza and wood-fired margherita goodness. If you haven’t had a vegetarian pizza that made you question your life choices, this is it.

3 Howls Remedy House – Plant-Based Perfection for Lent Observers

📍 2014 Main St, Vancouver, WA 98660

Occupying the former Pho Haven location, 3 Howls Remedy House is a fully plant-based restaurant and craft cocktail bar. With offerings like vegan biscuits and gravy, chicken and waffles, and chilaquiles, this spot ensures your Lent meals are both indulgent and ethical. The cozy ambiance and creative menu make it a must-visit. 

If you’re also navigating Lent and looking for solid vegetarian options in Vancouver, WA, these spots will keep you full, happy, and totally not missing meat (even if you’re counting down the days till Easter).

Know a hidden gem for Lent-friendly meals? Hit reply—I’m always looking for more excuses to eat out!