Vegetarian and Vegan-Friendly Restaurants In Madison
The Green Owl Cafe, 1970 Atwood Ave, near east side Madison.  Madison’s premier vegetarian and vegan restaurant with options for meat-eaters as well.

Monty’s Blue Plate Diner: Located at 2089 Atwood Ave, near east side Madison. Quintessential neighborhood diner serving from-scratch meals using local ingredients along with great malts and a large vegetarian selection.

Best for Burgers
Alchemy: 1980 Atwood Ave, near east side Madison. Unassuming and genuine with some of the best burgers in town along with vegetarian and vegan options.

Tipsy Cow: 102 King St, on the Capitol Square. Throw your guilt aside and enjoy scrumptious truffle fries, Spotted Cow beer-battered fat onion rings, and local-sourced lamb and beef burgers along with an excellent assortment of other sandwiches.

Madison Farm-to-Table Options
A Pig in a Fur Coat: 940 Williamson St, near east side Madison. Mediterranean comfort food reflecting some of the best flavors of Spain, France, and Italy.
Graze: 1 S Pinckney St, on the Capitol Square. An eclectic menu featuring a range from pub-style classics to globally-inspired favorites.
Heritage Tavern: 131 E Mifflin St, one block east of the Capitol Square. In an old-world ambiance, Wisconsin’s finest ingredients meet global inspiration, culinary excellence, and expertly-crafted cocktails.

Small Plates
Graft Madison: 18 N Carroll St, on the Capitol Square. Midwest-inspired small plates with local ingredients and thoughtful pairings with amazing wines and very welcoming hospitality. 
Estrellon: 313 W Johnson St, downtown Madison. Simplistically-beautiful composed dishes perfect for sharing, flavorful cheeses and charcuterie, and incredible Spanish wines.

Eno Vino: 1 N Webster St, one block from the Capitol Square. Bruschetta, cheese boards, flatbreads and much more with some of the most stunning views in Madison.

Craft Cocktails, Breweries, Distilleries
Robin Room: 821 E Johnson St, two blocks from The Livingston Inn.  Savor amazing flavors inspired by some of Madison’s leading innovators in craft cocktails.

Ale Asylum: 2002 Pankratz St, four miles east of The Livingston Inn.  A leading local brewery featuring a tasting room and dining menu.

Karben4: 3698 Kinsman Blvd, four miles east of The Livingston Inn.  A start-up brewpub that continues to grow in popularity while keeping itself uniquely Madison.

Old Sugar Distillery: 931 E Main St, near east side Madison. Whiskeys, rums, and special liqueurs with a tasting room and patio in a specially undiscovered spot on the near east side.

Bos Meadery: 849 E Washington, near east side Madison. Discover the essence of the flora of Wisconsin in the drinkable form with the world’s oldest fermented beverage.

Global Inspiration
La Kitchenette: 805 Williamson St, near east side Madison. Featured in one of our blogs, a French homestyle cafe with fresh soups, salads, tartines, quiche, and crepes.

Monsoon Siam: 2045 Atwood Ave, near east side Madison. Thai cuisine featuring pure flavors and quality ingredients all homemade in a friendly neighborhood restaurant.

Ha Long Bay: 1353 Williamson St, near east side Madison.  An extensive menu featuring the flavors of Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos.

The Coopers Tavern: 20 W Mifflin St, on the Capitol Square. Great beer selection and a menu designed to soothe your soul inspired by travels around the world.

Authentic Italian Dining In Madison
Lombardino’s: 2500 University Ave, near west side Madison. True Italian cuisine with a seasonal menu and named one of the top five Italian restaurants in the state.
Osteria Papavero: 128 E Wilson St, downtown Madison near Capitol Square.  Seasonal Italian fare with an emphasis on wild game featuring delicious entrees, panini, soups, pasta, and an extensive wine list in a cozy restaurant.

Classic Dining Experiences
Tornado Steakhouse: 116 S Hamilton St, downtown Madison near the Capitol Square.  Like a step back in time but beautifully restored, discover Madison’s premier steak house offering white-linen dining in a supper club atmosphere.
The Old Fashioned:  23 N Pinckney St, on the Capitol Square.  Featuring a menu inspired by the traditions of Wisconsin taverns and supper clubs and a passion for local specialties from small Wisconsin producers.

Pizza
Salvatore’s Tomato Pies: 912 E Johnson St, two blocks from The Livingston Inn.  Farm-to-table pizza with fresh antipasti and excellent salads.
Grampa’s Pizzeria: 1374 Williamson St, near east side Madison.  Artisan thin-crust pizza, wine, craft beer & desserts served in a cool spot with an herb garden.

Deli
Stalzy’s Deli: 2701 Atwood Ave, near east side Madison. Bacon supplier for The Livingston Inn!  Based on technique and tradition, hand-crafted food using Wisconsin cheeses, house-baked bread, and quality meats that are cured, smoked and roasted in-house.

Seafood
Tempest Oyster Bar: 120 E Wilson St, downtown Madison near the Capitol Square.  Fresh and sustainable seafood restaurant featuring live Maine lobster, Friday fish fry, oysters, and Saturday prime rib.
Sardine: 617 Williamson St, downtown Madison on Lake Monona. Bistro-style dining featuring French and American cuisine including seafood hors d’oeuvres and unique dining options.

Restaurant Muramoto: 108 King St, downtown Madison near the Capitol Square. Extraordinary Asian fusion with sushi, salads, and unique entrees along with an extensive Thursday to Saturday late-night menu.

Dessert
Babcock Ice Cream: 605 Linden Drive, UW-Madison campus. The creamery is home to quite possibly the best ice cream on earth. Go grab a scoop (or three), and tell them The Livingston Inn sent you!