Restaurant Dining Near the Phoenix Convention Center
Phoenix Convention Center
100 North 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
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Where to eat in Phoenix, a list of the best breakfasts, brunches, lunches, happy hours, and dinners by Phoenix Magazine.
Online guide to local restaurants: Urbanspoon
- Breadfruit
108 E Pierce St
Distance Away: 0.42mi
Caribbean/Tropical, Jamaican
- Duck and Decanter
1 N Central Ave
Distance Away: 0.21mi
Breakfast, Cafe, Deli, Sandwiches
- Cibo
603 N Fifth Ave
Distance Away: 0.66mi
Italian, Pizza
- Los Dos Molinos
1010 E Washington St
Distance Away: 0.59mi
Mexican
- Matt's Big Breakfast
801 N First St
Distance Away: 0.49mi
Breakfast, Burgers, Chili
- Mrs White's Golden Rule Cafe
808 E Jefferson St
Distance Away: 0.46mi
Fried Chicken, Home-style, Soul Food, Southern
- Pizzeria Bianco
623 E Adams St
Distance Away: 0.29mi
Farm-to-Table/Locavore, Pizza
- Sens
705 N First St
Distance Away: 0.43mi
Asian Fusion, Late-Night Dining, Small Plates
- The Welcome Diner
924 E Roosevelt St
Distance Away: 0.84mi
Burgers, Diner, Hot Dogs
Vegetarian and Vegan Dining
The General Assembly (GA) Exhibit Hall will provide vegetarian and vegan options.
Around Phoenix:
- Beyond Juice
2 N Central Ave
Juice and Smoothie Bar with Veg-friendly Food
Just as the name suggests, Beyond Juice goes beyond what most juice bars offer. Besides featuring enough supplements and vitamins (that would thrill a pharmacist) to juices and smoothies, there's also a breakfast and lunch food menu. For breakfast try the homemade Belgian waffles with either pecans or strawberries and whipped cream. Veg lunch choices include: California Veggie, Egg Salad, or Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Veggie Burger, Greek or Garden Salad.
- Breadfruit Authentic Jamaican Grill
108 E Pierce St
Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Organic, Jamaican
Serves meat, veg options available. Serve healthier food without the use of microwaves, fryers, or canned-goods. Uses locally grown organic produce when available. Accepts credit cards.
- Conspire
901 N 5th St (at Garfield)
Vegan, American, Take-out
Located in the Downtown Phoenix art community, this collectively run vegan cafe, tea house, boutique, venue, and art gallery hosts shows and events regularly. The menu is entirely vegan and includes wraps, salads, veggie dogs, pizza, nacho, and burritos - all with house-made dressing, hummus, salsa, guacamole, and raw flax seed crackers. Drink menu consists of teas, coffee, toddy, smoothies, & shakes—all with your choice of rice, almond, or soy milk, as well as natural sodas. There is a baked goods case with an assortment of changing treats. Has parking and bike racks. Free wi-fi. Has outdoor seating. Accepts credit cards.
- Fair Trade Cafe
1020 North 1st Ave (at N Central Ave )
Vegan-friendly, American, International, Juice bar
Serves meat, veg options available. Fair trade coffee and juice bar with vegan options such as a hummus sandwich, brownies, cookies, salads and specials. Also, many items can be made vegan by excluding cheese. Wheelchair accessible. Accepts credit cards.
- Sticklers
30 N 3rd Ave
Wondrous build-your-salads in downtown Phoenix. Here, you can pile it on high for one low price: $6. (Note: they actually make your salad for you, but you choose any Veg ingredients from a plethora of choices.) Items such as hearts of palm, artichokes, and tofu are NOT extra here. Also available are sandwiches, smoothies, shakes, baked breakfast items (muffins, bagels, etc.), and a an espresso bar.
- VietKitchen
114 W. Adams Street
Viet Kitchen offers several vegetarian options including stir fries, noodles, and pho. Menu Items include:
Veggie Spring Rolls (Tofu, veggie served with peanut sauce)
Eggplant Stir-Fry (Eggplant stir-fried with veggies & red pepper)
Tofu Tomatoes (Tofu Sauteed with fresh tomatoes and onions)
Fry Tofu (Fried tofu with assorted legs and light brown sauce)
Brown Tofu (Fried tofu sauteed with onions and soy sauce)
Veggie Pho (Veg noodle soup with tofu and veggies)
Vegetarian Dining Resources
For more information contact generalassembly@uua.org.
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Last updated on Sunday, January 8, 2012.
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