The Best Vegan Meal Delivery Services If You're Looking to Go Plant-Based

Best Overall: Sprinly

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Why We Chose It: Sprinly is a 100% vegan and plant-based start-up that’s made for anyone, not just vegans. It offers super fresh, weekly meals that require no prep at all.

What We Like  

• Meals don’t take more than 5 minutes to make 
• The ingredients taste super fresh 
• Incredibly flavorful meals without adding any extra ingredients
• Has philanthropic element to it 

What We Don’t Like 

• Fresh meals come all at once so make sure you’re home to eat them 
• Plans can get pricey depending on how it is ordered

Sprinly is a startup that offers clean, organic, vegan, gluten-free meals with no refined sugar and no artificial preservatives.  

Even meat-eaters will be into these tasty meals; unlike other delivery services, dishes taste ridiculously fresh and like expensive restaurant meals. Dishes include zoodles with a delicious pesto and sundried tomato cakes, curry and quinoa with a cashew topping, and lentil bolognese.

There’s barely any prep time involved. Simply pop the meals in a microwave or saute them for the quickest, easiest dinner that’s far better than delivery. While other meal delivery services sometimes taste bland and need a little doctoring, this is one that needs nothing at all except a spoon to get started. 

To start your Sprinly subscription, you’ll sign up for weekly deliveries with a new menu every week. You can skip or cancel at any time without fees. Choose from three different plans with free delivery: six meals for roughly $109 per week, 12 meals for approximately $199 per week, or 18 meals for about $289 per week.

The company welcomes feedback and asks clients to provide their thoughts in a handwritten note that comes with the delivery. Sprinly also donates to a non-profit with every meal purchased.

Best for Flexibility: Sunbasket

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Why We Chose It: Sunbasket offers lots of flexibility, including custom meal plans. Subscribers can choose from pre-made meals or DIY ones. 

What We Like

• Offers a mix of ready-to-eat and recipe-based dishes 
• Perfect if you’re still starting out as a home cook
• It’s an easy way to spice up your weeknight dinner routine 

What We Don’t Like

• Some of the meals are more work than other options
• You need to eat all the meals immediately if they’re fresh 

What we love most about Sunbasket is its versatility. Subscribers can choose specific meal plans and mix-and-match weekly recipes, choosing a vegan meal plan as well as a Paleo one, a carb-conscious option, and lean and clean for less than 600 calories per serving, among many other options. 

While there isn’t specifically a vegan option, there is a vegetarian one, and you can pick vegan meals, as well as read up on vegan nutrition on the site. The best part is you can choose between a mix of prepared meals that you simply microwave and Blue Apron-style DIY kits for recipes, like black bean quinoa buddha bowls and tempeh falafel lettuce cups. 

Recipes come in brown paper bags with pre-portioned ingredients and fresh vegetables. Expect super simple instructions that walk you through making the dishes step-by-step, so it's perfect for a dinner date night or if you're just getting started in the kitchen. 

Meals can be ready in as little as six minutes, or you may spend longer on them. Sunbasket is ideal for people looking to experiment with their diets or get started on cooking more inventive recipes. Dinners start at about $9 per serving.

Best for Restaurant-Quality Food: PLANTA

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Why We Chose It: We selected PLANTA because it offers prepared meals delivered from one of the buzziest plant-based mini-restaurant chains, giving everyone the chance to try their tasty foods, no matter where they live.

What We Like 

• Options are perfect to host your own dinner party 
• You can add specialty pantry items
• The signature meals taste like something you’d get at a high-end restaurant 
• It’s a treat if you live somewhere that doesn’t have trendy vegan restaurants

What We Don’t Like

• Meals are heavier with options like pizza and mac and cheese
• While you can’t subscribe, you can order as often as you like 
• One of the pricier options 

PLANTA Restaurants are in Toronto and Miami, with locations set to open in New York City and West Palm Beach. But if you can’t get to one of the locales and happen to live in a place where it’s not so easy to find plant-based food, this is your best bet. 

Restaurateur Steven Salm and executive chef and partner David Lee hand-picked their favorite options from their plant-based restaurant for PLANTA at Home, including pizzas you’ll want to share with all your friends, meaty (but still vegan) burgers, dumplings, and more. PLANTA at Home's offerings arrive frozen and are super easy to heat up. Try one of their mouth-watering pizzas (you won’t even know it’s vegan) and have an enormous cookie for dessert. 

To gauge pricing, steamed spinach and shiitake dumplings start at around $22, and you can get 12 or 24; it’s about $28 for eggplant lasagna; and burgers start at roughly $30 (for six). You can then add specialty condiments like chili oil or truffle mayo, with sauces starting at about $6.

This is a pricier option but it’s worth it for the quality and the quantity: Pizzas and cookies are large enough to share (although you might not want to!). You can order multiple meals at once in different sizes.

Best for Breakfast: Daily Harvest

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Why We Chose It: Daily Harvest is dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan and the majority of recipes are also soy-free. The company has expanded from fresh smoothies to offering acai bowls, healthy desserts, rice bowls, and more. 

What We Like 

• Smoothies are delicious, filling, and easy to make 
• There’s no prep work involved
• Smoothies come with frozen plant-based Almond Mylk you can add easily  
• The healthy desserts taste decadent

What We Don’t Like 

• Rice bowls aren’t as flavorful as other food delivery services options
• Can be pricey

Daily Harvest founder Rachel Drori wanted to provide healthy, easy frozen meals to consumers, so she started with smoothies and expanded to include everything from lattes to soups. Since its inception, it has garnered a slew of celebrity fans, including investors including Serena Williams, Gwyneth Paltrow, Shaun White, and Bobby Flay.

At Daily Harvest, smoothies and bowls make life easier, especially for those who are used to chopping up fruits and vegetables every morning. Since everything’s already prepared and frozen, the offerings taste fresh and you don’t have to worry about it spoiling. Even better? Its healthy desserts are truly decadent.

Daily Harvest is easy to customize based on what you’re looking for. Subscribers can choose exactly what they want, opting for nine, 12, or 24 items. Pricing starts at around $6 for Oat and Chia Bowls, about $8 for mylk, smoothies, soups, bites, and lattes. Expect to pay approximately $9 for harvest bowls, flatbreads, and scoops. Note: Cost will vary based on how often you get deliveries.

Best for Embracing Your Inner Influencer: Sakara

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Why We Chose It: Sakara is a Victoria’s Secret Angel and influencer favorite. This 100% plant-based option offers super trendy, pre-packaged plant-based meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a full meal plan.

What We Like  

• Has inventive ingredients
• Ideal for a selection of super healthy salads 

What We Don’t Like 

• Some of the meals aren’t super filling 
• Can go bad if If you don’t eat them on the designated days

Co-founders Whitney Tingle and Danielle Duboise created Sakara in 2011, which quickly became popular with models and Manhattanites for delivering fresh, super healthy dishes.

Sakara provides designated daily meals, including breakfast items (waffles, muffins, fruit), lunch (spinach salad with dressings and toppings like delicious croutons), and more filling dinners, like pasta with seitan.

However, if you’re searching for super filling meals, you’ll have to add your own plant-based proteins. But if you’re hoping for some more salads and need a green fix, this is an ideal way to upgrade your sad desk salad. Pricing starts around $25 a day.