Veggie Planet in Cambridge, MA | Restaurants

Veggie Planet

While we at Veggie Planet sincerely believe that vegetarianism can help both the well being of our planet and those of us who live on it (human and non-human alike), we also understand that serving sublime vegetarian food is just one part of a much larger effort to address the problems of our day.In addition to using only vegetarian ingredients, we also support local farmers, purchase organic ingredients when affordable, use organic dough from a nonprofit bakery doubling as a homeless service provider, and donate a percentage of our profits to other organizations working for social and/or evironmental change. Finally, we also strive to spread greater awareness of important social/environmental issues through various speaker and other events held either at Veggie Planet or at some other location on our own Planet Earth.

Veggie Planet Catering
Please note that, due to our very small kitchen and limited storage space, our catering capabilities are limited. Depending on the size, date and time of your event, we may or may not be able to help you. We therefore recommend that you inquire as far in advance as possible to allow yourself to make other plans in case we are unable to accommodate you.
For orders from our regular Veggie Planet menu, please allow at least 7 days notice.
For custom orders, the more notice the better – at least 14 days is ideal, though we try to be flexible when we can.
Welcome to Veggie Planet, where Vegetarian Planet cookbook author Didi Emmons and co-owner Adam Penn serve inventive and healthy meat-free pizzas and meals on rice in the heart of Harvard Square. Also made on premises are salads, soups, and desserts. It is a restaurant by day, and a top flight restaurant/folk music club by night (Club Passim). However, there is also seating available for non-club diners to eat during evening performances. Take-out is popular, as the food is cooked in a speedy ecological oven. The dough is completely organic and is made by the Haley House, a non-profit bakery in Boston's South End. Veggie Planet donates 2% of its food profits and 100% of its t-shirt profits to Food For Free, a non-profit organization helping to feed the hungry in Cambridge and surrounding areas.