3. Vedge

No one cooks a radish like Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby at Vedge. No one treats beets, rutabagas or mushrooms the way the kitchen here does. Because of this innovation and attention to detail, Vedge isn’t just the best vegetarian restaurant in Philadelphia; it’s one of the city’s best restaurants, period. Spend one night here and you’ll never look at a tofurkey with anything but shame ever again.

Get Your Mind Blown: By the sweet-potato pâté with grain mustard and toast, proof that smartly handled veggies can hold their own against proteins any day.

For the Dedicated Vegetable Enthusiast: On its best days, the daily “Dirt Menu” at Vedge is one of the most innovative boards in the city.

Visit one of the 50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia:
Vedge, 1221 Locust Street, 215-320-7500.

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