La Tecia Vegana

The only fully vegan restaurant in Venice. We went there twice and tasted most of their menu. The serving size is a little small. The best menu were Lasagna and Parmigiana.

Lovely vegan restaurant I'd recommend also for fellow vegetarians or non-vegans generally. Very popular on weekends, we failed to get a table the first time around on a Saturday and then made a same-day reservation during the week. The staff was very sweet and forthcoming. I took the tiramisu because of all the good reviews and it didn't disappoint!

My boyfriend and I went there to have our last dinner in Venice. I was very excited seeing as this is the only completely vegan place in Venice (as far as I know). The food was a bliss, and thought the ravioli were great, for a is the real show stoppers were the eggplant parmigiana and ESPECIALLY the omelette. My non vegan boyfriend praised it highly. The location and service was great as well, the area - not very crowded and the staff - friendly and attentive. I recommend this strongly for everyone who is vegan or who likes to have a little plant based dinner moment♥️

Great chance to try italian food as a vegan and it was well executed. We were not 100% happy with the canneloni, but the ravioli were very nice. I can highly recommend the tiramisu! It is also recommended to reserve in advance.

We got the lasagna, ravioli, and roast: all of which had seitan! Everything was good. The lasagna was surprisingly very fresh and light. The tiramisu for dessert tasted homemade. It is a cute, smaller place with both indoor and outdoor seating. I really appreciated that they are vegan for the animals. Make sure to reserve in advance: we waited too long (on a Saturday in July) and had to call a few times.

Me and my partner are vegan and we decided to go to La Tecia ( which was the only all vegan restraunt we found) we had a reservation and were 15 minutes early. We were asked to sit in a room with no people in the inside room. We could see that there were multiple seats available on the outside where the vibe was better. This room we sat in had no music and no-one to serve us. The waiting staff was not at all attentive and did not even come back to us after serving our food to check if everything was okay or if we needed anything else. We were probably ignored as they made us sit in a corner. We were not given the appetisers ( bread and olive oil) everyone else was served but us. We had to ask for it. We received 6 ravioli pieces for the hefty price we paid and a small plate of gnocchi. ( we had to go to the store after paying 40 euros on dinner to fill our stomach) And finally no-one came to check if we needed any desserts and we had to go to the counter to ask for the menu again. All in all it just seems like the restraunt is not catering to vegans but catering to a certain genre of pretentiousness where the food is vegan but everything else ( the service, the portion size and expensive for what you eat) is just pretentious

Had the croquettes, parmigana w/ side of potatoes. Thoroughly enjoyed the meal tasted like my Nonnas cooking but veganised. Wanted to again the next night but was fully booked. It’s really important we support places like this, especially in Venice where (I believe) this is the only fully vegan place. Would recommend and I hope to see it thriving when I eventually return :D

We loved the food here! It tasted great (we had the lasagne and the ravioli, and the tiramisu for dessert), and we love that everything is vegan and organic. Friendly and very fast service too. Would definitely come here again!

we were looking to try italian vegetarian food and the online reviews said to try this restaurant. it was actually the second recommendation but the first place didn't have any bookings; this place you need reservations but they only answer the phone when they are open. The restaurant is nice and service and food delivery is very quick; portions are generous as well. we ordered the gnocchi and the mushroom ravioli. both were decent in terms of portion but needed a bit more flavor - the food was a bit bland and did not showcase the flavor of the ingredients. out of the two, the gnocchi had a better flavoring it's a decent place but would only recommend if you are in the area

Disappointed in the food quality. Under cooked food and not friendly service an extremely overpriced. Don't recommend.

So -- if you do not book a table in advance you will be seated in the back room -- assuming there is room. But that was fine with us because we came here for the food and not a prime table in the main dining room. And the food did not disappoint. It can be a challenge to find vegan food when traveling -- especially when you are in a foreign country. So we were excited when La Tecia Vegana showed up when we searched Yelp for Vegan restaurants in Venezia. As already noted, we did not book a table, but luckily there were plenty of tables in the back room so we were seated immediately. I started the evening with a panzanella salad, followed by a bowl of gazpacho, then black and white ravioli, and finally tiramisu for dessert. The salad was fresh and nicely dressed with just the right amount of bread to sop up some of the dressing and yet provide a bit of crisp texture in each bite. Likewise the gazpacho was nicely seasoned, fresh and bright on the palate. I thought the portion was a bit large, especially if you plan to order more than a couple of courses. The ravioli were sensational (and beautiful to look at, the black and white raviolis were arranged like a chess board). The pasta was perfectly cooked. The seitan and porcini filling was rich with just the right amount of umami. A dusting of chopped cashews added both texture and flavor. The tiramisu was a fitting end to a fine meal. One would never guess that it was vegan and not made with mascarpone. For me the mouth feel and flavor was identical to tiramisu made with dairy. The only flaw for me was the lack of coffee flavor in the lady fingers which should have been thoroughly soaked in espresso. One other caveat, a minor one but it could be important to someone. If everyone in your party does not order the same number of courses the table may get out of sync. I ordered an additional course -- so my soup came at the same time the others received their secondi and my secondi came after everyone else was pretty much finished with their meal. Perhaps I should have anticipated this -- but one lives and learns as they travel the world (or as they read Yelp reviews).

Very high marks for the courage to serve only Vegan food in this city. But I appreciate it. Situated in the Santa Marta neighborhood, this place is off the beaten tourist track (nice) and caters to the nearby university crowd. I had a panzanella salad and the seitan lasagna. All was good. There was even a spritz of the house which I believe was made with Cynar. Fine by me. I'm going back as soon as I get back to Venice.

So surprised to find a 100% vegan Italian-style restaurant in Venice. But it was amazing! Got the lasagna seitan with a side salad and was so happy! Hadn't had lasagna in years and it was superb. Perfectly baked but not too crunchy. And not overflowing with "cheese" like I remember real lasagna sometimes having. Even my two non-vegan friends loved their dishes: Thai peanut noodles and pesto gnocchi. Definitely happy to find this blend of vegan and genuine Italian in Venice.

Worth Going out of the Way No, it's not in the heart of the tourist areas of Venice. That's a good thing. Do yourself a favor, and take a walk to the west. You'll discover parts of Venice that are completely tourist-free, and you'll find this gem of a restaurant. The food is wonderful, and the service is excellent. The owner is a very friendly fellow from Ireland, and it is not at all difficult to get him to share his story.

The food here was delicious and fresh and very filling. I got a chickpea omelet and my husband got eggplant parmigiana. Both were very tasty. The owner was also very friendly and helpful. After scrounging around for vegan options in Venice, it was wonderful to find such a delicious place to eat.

Absolutely fresh, cruelty-free and delicious. Whether you're vegan or not, the menu here is a must-try for those visiting Venice!

Any place in Venice that is completely vegan deserves five stars! This one meets the mark regardless of the type. They offer a variety of dishes that are tasty and make it easy to order.

Worth a trip. Tasty vegan food with lots of gluten free options. Gazpacho was thicker then "soup" but chunkier than a straight purée. The Laska is creamy curry soup with big pieces of pepper and mushroom. I recommend the lasagna and the eggplant parmigiana. The orange cheesecake was super creamy

We arrived in Venice and found this place for dinner since we were staying nearby. We ordered the russian salad (amazing), bruschetta (amazing) and the eggplant parm and the mushroom ravioli. We realized this was the best meal we had ever had. I didn't realize I liked mushrooms until this place. We stayed in Venice for a few more days and ate every single lunch and dinner here till we left. Just incredible, the food kept getting better and we tried lasagna, gnocchi (the only dish I wasn't crazy about but it was still really good), an eggplant dish that is their vegan take on a traditional venician dish, their seitan dish was SO SO GOOD, oh and this is where we both realized we actually DID like, nay love, Tiramisu, theirs is amazing. All fresh, organic, the staff is absolutely charming and the music/decor/setting is warm and inviting.

Wow! Where do I begin? I still think about this restaurant back at home. Came here twice during my stay because it's that good. The chickpea omelette and torta di nocciole (dessert) are to die for!

We went to this only vegan place in Venice we could find near the place we stayed in a walkable distance. Ordered pumpkin soup, gnocchi and ravioli. All of them were good. The healthy kale green drink was good but too sweet to my taste and was bottled which i overlooked. The bread was very good. Would recommend this place to anyone for a healthy Vegan food in a quiet residential area away from the hustle bustle of tourists. We first didn't want to go there as we thought we may be disturbing the locals. dinner time was quiet in the neighborhood and we were just 2 of us and so we went ahead. We were glad we did. The service was very good as well.