THE VEGAN RESTAURANT CRISIS: What Happened to California’s Vegan Scene?
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California was once one of the biggest centers of vegan food in America. Now, restaurants are closing, locations are disappearing, and even some companies that built their identity around plant-based food are changing direction.
On this episode of Vegan Hacks Pod, Jason breaks down what’s happening to the vegan food scene from Hart House, Monty’s Good Burger and The Vegan Joint to the growing pressure facing independent vegan restaurants.
We also get into the complicated story of Sunday Supper, a company that was deeply connected to the vegan community but has now added dairy products to its lineup while an active crowdfunding campaign still describes the company as 100% plant-based.
But is this simply a case of people losing interest in vegan food? Jason looks at the bigger picture: inflation, restaurant prices, rent, labor, corporate supply chains, private equity, social media and the economics of running a vegan business.
And there may be a path forward. Jason talks about why restaurants with food that appeals beyond just vegans and the growing vegan pop-up scene could be an important part of the future.
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