Make It Meatless

Where’s the beef? A burger from Dirt Burger is a tall order indeed—piled high with seemingly everything but meat.

Written by Karla Walsh

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Photographer: Duane Tinkey

It’s time to veg out. Animal product-free cuisine is gaining momentum in the metro area, for feeding both the increasing number of vegans and those who are aiming to eat less meat. Sample 

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the latest vegan delights at these forward-thinking fast-casual restaurants.

What: Original Dirt Burger

Where: Dirt Burger

Dirt Burger, the first 100% vegan restaurant in Greater Des Moines, has something even carnivores can dig with their hearty beef-like burgers. Try the Torta (pictured), with corn pico, gaucamole, cilantro crema, and grilled onions, poblanos and jalapeños. (407 E. Fifth St.; dirtburger.us) 

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What: Nothing Is Impossible Pizza

Where: Gusto Pizza Co.

Nearly any pie at this local pizza place can be customized to be gluten-free and/or vegan, and new for 2019, the Gusto chefs customized their own vegan sausage to star on this signature pie that’s naturally meat-free. Red sauce, Daiya vegan mozzarella, 

Gusto’s vegan sausage, plus green pepper, onion and cremini mushrooms, prove that nothing (even a delicious vegan pizza) is impossible. (Four Greater Des Moines locations; gustopizzaco.com)

What: The Veggie Move Bowl

Where: The Poké Co.

You’ll be bowled over by how customizable the menu is at this build-your-own-bowl bistro. The staff has a list of ingredients and allergens right next to the ingredient bar so you can determine what fits your diet. If you prefer to outsource the decision-making, ask for a Veggie Move, which comes complete with tofu, avocado, edamame, cucumber, vegan “The Company Sauce,” scallions, sesame seeds and pickled ginger. (300 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway, Suite 210; eatthepokecompany.com) 

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