Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Columbia

"One of the only organic, vegan restaurants in South Carolina, Good Life Cafe is a truly unique and original spot in which to grab a quick bite in Columbia. Serving an assortment of fresh fruit juices and an exciting menu of burritos, sandwiches, burgers and salads, this restaurant has something for all tastes. With the food being both healthy and flavorsome, diners are free to browse the substantial list of cold-pressed cocktails without feeling too guilty."

"Good Life Cafe is one of the romantic places in Columbia that offers a wide variety of vegan options. Fresh fruit juices, salads, burritos and hamburgers – here everyone can choose their own food to taste. Because their food is both healthy and flavorful, visitors are free to browse the extensive list of cold-pressed cocktails without feeling overly guilty."

"One of the most reputable places to visit for such fare in South Carolina is the Good Life Cafe!. It serves organic food that is fully plant-based and is one of Columbia’s only eateries to do so. What’s the menu like?"

"If you love fresh Mediterranean fare, Ariana’s on Sunset Blvd in West Columbia is always on the mark. Moe, chef and owner, knows his way around a kitchen and prepares Souvlaki, lamb dishes, Chicken Karahi, traditional Gyro to perfection."

"The Harbison State Forest is only about nine miles away from the heart of Columbia and, as far as tourist attractions go, it’s among the top options for nature-lovers. The forest park covers 2,137 acres of land, bordering the Broad River and packed with over thirty miles of hiking trails and roads for bikers. The forest is made up of hardwood and pine, interspersed with lush glades and relaxing streams."

"Encompassing over 2,000 acres, Harbison State Forest is an educational expanse of land. The forest is used as a getaway and venue for learning for children and adults alike."

"Earlewood Park is located in the heart of North Columbia and features a new Community Center, one-of-a-kind playground, amphitheater, disc golf course, baseball/kickball fields, basketball courts and tennis courts. Many community events are held here including the First Tuesday Music Festival. Earlewood Park is also home to NoMa Bark Park, a two-acre off-leash dog park."