3 Best Restaurants with Good Vegetarian Options in Falls Church

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1. Naja Mediterranean

4.5

Awesome(157)

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• Middle Eastern • Merrifield

Booked 20 times today

NAJA celebrates Lebanese culinary traditions while blending Mediterranean and American flavors to share the story of founder Tariq Alaeddin’s heritage and the food that shaped him. Guests of Kirby Club, we look forward to welcoming you back into this space for its new chapter as NAJA.

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2. Boqueria - Penn Quarter

4.7

Exceptional(680)

$$$$

• Tapas / Small Plates • Penn Quarter

Booked 27 times today

An energetic Barcelona-style tapas bar serving Spanish favorites, seasonal specials, and curated cocktails in a contemporary space steps from DC's Chinatown, Capital One Arena, and near the National Mall.Perfect for a shared meal of small plates, happy hour or lunch with the team, a memorable date night, or weekend brunch!We strongly recommend that parties of 6 or more share our Classic Chef's Tasting Menu ($52 per person, plus tax and gratuity).Please let us know if you have any seating requirements when making your booking, and we'll be happy to accommodate! We will hold your table for 15 minutes, so please call if you're running late.

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3. Dupont Italian Kitchen

4.6

Exceptional(203)

$$$$

• Italian • Dupont Circle

Booked 10 times today

In the mood for some fresh homemade Italian food? Dupont Italian Kitchen has been serving up fresh homemade Italian dishes since 1986. We offer great food, unbeatable prices, and we’re conveniently located in the heart of Dupont Circle. Stop by and visit us.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Naja Mediterranean

2. Boqueria - Penn Quarter

3. Dupont Italian Kitchen

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