1. True Food Kitchen (1906 Towne Centre Blvd Suite 110)
4.7•American restaurant•Closed
Located in the Towne Centre shopping complex, True Food Kitchen brings a national brand with strong health-focused credentials. The restaurant was co-founded by wellness author Andrew Weil and emphasizes an anti-inflammatory approach — for instance, they use olive oil and avocado oil instead of seed oils. Wikipedia+2Local Fats+2
Menu highlights include sustainably raised salmon, thoughtfully prepared vegetables, and vegan options — all served in a crisp, modern setting. Patch+1
Why it stands out: A reliable choice for those seeking a full-service sit-down meal with healthful ingredients, clean cooking oils, and a menu that accommodates vegetarian/vegan eating.
Tip: It’s a bit more upscale and chain-branded than some local cafés, so ideal when you want a polished, relaxed meal rather than a quick grab-and-go.
2. Eat Sprout (150 Jennifer Rd)
4.7•Cafe•Open
This local favorite is specifically positioned around organic, scratch-made, health-conscious meals. According to a regional news piece, Eat Sprout “cooks healthy food with local and organic ingredients,” including vegan and gluten-free options. Patch+1
You’ll find a selection of soups, salads, açaí/fruit bowls, vegan burgers and fresh-baked goods, many of which are crafted to be dairy-free, gluten-free or lower sugar. Eat Sprout Annapolis
Why it stands out: It’s a café with a clear health-first ethos, strong for breakfast or lunch, and great if you’re looking for fresh, vibrant, lighter fare in a casual setting.
Tip: The menu might be more limited for dinner hours, and it’s more café-style than full dinner service. Plan accordingly if you’re looking for a later meal.
3. Bread and Butter Kitchen (303 Second St A, Eastport)
4.8•Restaurant•Open
While technically a breakfast/lunch spot, Bread and Butter Kitchen deserves mention for its strong commitment to fresh, local ingredients and accommodating special diets (gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian). Their menu explicitly states “We offer gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan options … and are always happy to customize meals to meet your dietary needs.” Bread and Butter Kitchen+1
Examples: They offer avocado toast with kale salad; vegan breakfast burritos; grain bowls for lunch; and rotating prepared-meal options. Uber Eats+1
Why it stands out: Ideal for a morning or midday stop with flexible options for dietary restrictions and a genuine “local” café atmosphere.
Tip: Because they specialize in breakfast and lunch, if you’re seeking an evening health-focused dining option you may need to plan ahead or check their hours.