Cha-Ya is a vegan-friendly spot in Gourmet Ghetto, Berkeley.
Editorially verified June 24, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Every Cheese Board pizza is vegetarian without exception. Daily pizza uses seasonal California produce. Never served meat. Vegan available without the cheese.
Chez Panisse accommodates gluten-free with advance notice. Call when booking with one month lead. The kitchen adjusts the prix fixe to eliminate gluten items.
Not exclusively vegan but deeply plant-forward. Local farm sourcing, vegan appetizers and mains. Skilled plant-based execution. Organic and seasonal menu.
Every Cheese Board pizza is vegetarian without exception. Daily pizza uses seasonal California produce. Never served meat. Vegan available without the cheese.
Berkeley's oldest vegetarian restaurant since 1970. Chinese-vegetarian menu: mock duck, tofu steak and stir-fried greens. Large portions at low prices.
Nabolom in Berkeley's Elmwood tops a different meat-free pizza every day, with feta, capers and roasted peppers on the weekly menu, plus organic-flour breads.
The only 100 percent gluten-free kitchen in Berkeley. Every item certifiably gluten-free. Most reliable for coeliac diners. Bowl menu is vegan-adaptable.
Chez Panisse accommodates gluten-free with advance notice. Call when booking with one month lead. The kitchen adjusts the prix fixe to eliminate gluten items.
