About Business

NuVegan Café, formerly Woodland’s Vegan Bistro, is a vegan soul food restaurant in Washington DC. At NuVegan Cafe, you’ll find delicious food that you can guiltlessly fall in love with!
Our restaurant is 100% vegan, but our customer base consists of all types of eater!! Our food is delicious enough to draw people in from all over, starting with our NuVegan Café, formerly Woodland’s Vegan Bistro, is a vegan soul food restaurant in Washington DC. At NuVegan Cafe, you’ll find delicious food that you can guiltlessly fall in love with!
Our restaurant is 100% vegan, but our customer base consists of all types of eater!! Our food is delicious enough to draw people in from all over, starting with our salad bar and ending with our hot entrees and delectable desserts. We are known for our vegan takes on old American classics like our macaroni and cheese, drum sticks, fried chicken sandwich, and raw garlic kale salad. We even let you sample our items before you make your dining decisions - we want you to be satisfied!
As our loyal fan base can attest, we offer a great selection at affordable prices. Our goal is to make vegan food delicious and accessible to everyone. We believe that by serving delicious vegan takes on classic cuisine, we are able to encourage conscious consuming and environmental sustainability.
Our restaurant is a laid-back cafeteria-style layout. Our hot bar changes daily as do our chef’s specials, but our salad bar, sandwiches, juices, smoothies, and desserts stay the same.
Stop by and experience our new takes on classic cuisine and you’ll understand why so many of our customers keep coming back for more! Read More

Mission Statement

OUR MISSION is to expose your taste buds to the undeniably refreshing and delicious nature of eating natural. Things that are made for the soul should not only nurture, but satisfy the soul. OUR MISSION is to expose your taste buds to the undeniably refreshing and delicious nature of eating natural. Things that are made for the soul should not only nurture, but satisfy the soul.

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