Naf Naf Grill has absolutely fantastic vegan options at all their locations, and is one of the best places for mixed-vegan/non-vegan families to go to together.
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While we believe Naf Naf Grill has good vegan options, and we’d have no problem eating there, their menu is relatively limited in general (even if non-vegan) as it focuses on a few key dishes, much like places like Chipotle focus on Burritos and Bowls they focus on Pitas and Plates.
Build-Your-Own Vegan Meal Options:
The primary way to order at Naf Naf Grill is to build-your-own meal, so we’ll guide you through that process with what’s vegan at Naf Naf Grill. Currently pretty much everything but the meat is vegan-friendly with a few exceptions we’ll specify to avoid towards the end of the article.
First off you choose a style:
- Pita
- Bowl
Then You choose a Base (all vegan):
- Pita
- Basmati Rice
- Romaine Lettuce
- Hummus
- Couscous
- Baba Ghanoush
Then it’s time for a Vegan “protein” (Only 1 Choice)
Add Some Toppings and Sauces (Free, unlimited, below are vegan)
- Chopped Salad
- Sumac Onions
- Purple Cabbage
- Middle Eastern Pickles
- Tahini
- Tabouli
- Tahini
- S’khug
- Harissa
Then you’re all done — assuming you don’t want a side to go with that, which we’ll cover below. Make sure not to get Garlic Sauce, as it’s not vegan-friendly due to containing eggs — all the other sauces and potentially-vegan ingredients when it comes to Building-Your-Own Meal are Vegan-friendly — or at least the ones listed above.
Vegan Sides & Extras at Naf Naf Grill:
We’d recommend if you eat-big and are extra hungry to order a plate, ask for pita on the side (generally free), then order a few extra falafel balls as they’re only 50 cents extra each to bulk up the meal — or of course opt for the lentil soup if you want a healthier option.
Vegan Desserts at Naf Naf Grill:
- Assorted Baklava
- Walnut Baklava
- Pistachio Baklava
Contrary to what most people think Naf Naf Grill’s Baklava are generally vegan — they have a few non-vegan flavors at some locations, but the core classic flavors are 100% vegan and use syrups and margarine that’s dairy-free and vegan. It’s quite rare to find vegan-friendly Baklava, so this is a real treat.
