Anna's Vegan Cafe

About

Anna's Vegan Cafe is a family-operated restaurant on Stockton Boulevard serving an entirely plant-based Pan-Asian menu featuring soups, stir-fries, and other traditional dishes reimagined without animal products. Open Tuesday through Saturday with split lunch and dinner service, the cafe offers affordable vegan dining in an intimate setting.

Hours

• Monday: Closed
• Tuesday:
• Wednesday:
• Thursday:
• Friday:
• Saturday:
• Sunday:

Reviews

One of the best vegan restaurants I’ve been to. I went there 2-3x weekly when I lived in Sac. The food was amazing and the prices were great. The folks were always very welcoming and kind too. Usually it was the lady at the counter, the guy cooking, and their little girl at a table doing homework or coloring. I miss it. — Hiram Abiff

I have been eyeballing this place for a very long time. I wasn't exactly sure of where it was located. It's in a good area a little out of the way. The decor is a bit dated & the videos online on the website from customers didn't make me rush over. However, I waa pleasantly surprised today. I ordered a last minute lunch special before they close at 2pm to reopen at 4pm for dinner hours. The guy a… — Kimberly Russell

This is in no way Chinese food. This had to be the most bland nasty food I have ever had in my life. It was absolutely disgusting. We had so-called fried rice, which is white rice undercooked with overcooked vegetables, and tasteless. Pineapple chunks in it. We had chow mein noodles that taste like Ramen noodles with absolutely not an ounce of flavored to it. We had their orange chicken that was… — Chef Chefen

Great hole-in-the-wall mom and pop Asian spot, regardless of your diet. I’m not even vegetarian and I think Anna’s may be my local favorite. Tough to thread the needle on some odd hours but consistently worth the effort. — Aaron Winters

Good quick service and great vegan food! We ordered the 'chicken' drumstick which is a fried soy drumstick. We also ordered the Mongolian 'beef', orange 'chicken,' pineapple fried rice, and Au Lac which is a large piece of soy 'meat' sliced with sauce and salad. All the dishes were delicious and had distinct different flavors. My only complaint was the batter on the orange chicken was very thick,… — Victoria Choi