Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Lake Waco

"Now a well-established chain of Tex-Mex restaurants, Torchy’s originally wowed its clientele with its meatless deep-fried avocados and more. But instead of sitting still and opting for cheaper ingredients of the vacuum-packed-and-steamed variety, the company has since grown its variety of tacos to a nearly bewildering extent. In Waco, you’ll find 15 flavors on the menu at Torchy’s from across the country, including catfish from Alabama, green chile pork from Arizona, and of course brisket from right here in Texas, along with rotating monthly specials on both food and drink that will keep you coming back for more long after you’ve tried everything."

"Even if I were a care free, kid free college student and not a mom, I would still place Torchy’s high on my favorites list. The eatery isn’t specific to Waco, TX; although, the chain is located primarily in Texas. Torchy’s has mastered the art of Tex-Mex with a hint of BBQ, which is always a tried and true favorite in Texas."

"Offering Sandwiches and Smoothies for “The Healthy Appetite”. If you would like vegan, gluten-free or just a good sandwich, you will find it here. A wide selection of Natural Groceries that will make you feel great!"

"Mama Fu's Asian House specializes in freshly prepared, made-to-order Asian comfort food that is easily customizable to your dietary needs. Dine-in, Takeout, Delivery, and Catering available."

"Oh My Juice provides fresh whole food products to the local community. Serving cold-pressed juice and fresh made juice for those who would like to customize their juice. All juices are made using fresh whole foods, with no additional sugars or preservatives."

"Grab a healthy snack, lunch, or smoothie from OMJ while you are shopping downtown or just for a great afternoon pick me up. They are also at the Waco Farmer’s Market on Saturday mornings."

"There is nothing more iconic and historical to the state of Texas than the Waco suspension bridge, built two centuries ago. Go out in the open, and enjoy the sights of the Brazos River, the 11th largest River in America, walk the more than 3 million bricks that form this beloved bridge. If you are planning a romantic date night, then the suspension bridge should be a part of it; at night, this popular spot becomes almost ethereal, with the Brazos River reflecting the moonlight."

"Waco’s historic Suspension Bridge has served as an icon for the city since 1836 when the bridge was completed, then the longest single-span suspension bridge west of the Mississippi. On the east and west side of the bridge are Martin Luther King and Indian Spring Parks, respectively, and accessible on either side is the Riverwalk which begins at Ft. Fisher Park, extends past the suspension bridge, and ends at the Herring Ave."

"The Waco Suspension Bridge is a single-span pedestrian suspension bridge that crosses the Brazos River. It was built and opened in 1870."

"Waco is home to Baylor University, therefore many visitors flock to Waco simply to attend college or a football game. This university is actually the oldest operating university in the Lone Star State. However, even if you’re not a student or a football fan, Baylor University has a lot to offer to the traveler."