Stuff I Eat

Tucked away on Market Street in the heart of Inglewood, Stuff I Eat has carved out a reputation as the neighborhood’s go-to destination for anyone craving hearty, flavorful vegan fare. This isn’t your typical salad-and-smoothie spot—it’s a place where plant-based cooking meets serious comfort food, drawing lunchtime crowds who know exactly what they’re after.

The menu here is wonderfully eclectic, pulling inspiration from California, Mexico, and the Caribbean to create dishes that feel both familiar and inventive. The soul food platter is an absolute standout, arriving loaded with candied yams, creamy vegan mac and cheese, tender kale greens, black-eyed peas, fluffy cornbread, and smoky BBQ tofu. It’s the kind of meal that makes you forget you’re eating vegan entirely. The enchilada pie delivers on its Tex-Mex promise, while the carrot-based “tuna salad” showcases the kitchen’s creative approach to plant-based alternatives.

Dining here feels like being let in on a local secret. The atmosphere is welcoming and unpretentious, perfect for a satisfying lunch break or a casual meal with friends. Keep an eye on the specials board—when the spicy chili makes an appearance, it’s worth detouring from your usual order.

Whether you’re a committed vegan, a curious vegetarian, or simply someone who appreciates good food that happens to be meat-free, Stuff I Eat delivers comfort and creativity in equal measure. It’s proof that Inglewood’s dining scene has something special for everyone.