Restaurante Vegano Hicuri

Lovely service and people, we didn't have a reservation but thankfully they weren't busy the time we visited. We got the house and sweet burgers, fries were amazing and portions were just right. Would recommend to vegans and vegetarians! Many options we didn't have time to try ♥️

It's not easy to be a vegetarian or vegan in Granada. Almost everywhere you go, the food had cured meats! But this restaurant is a star. I was so happy to eat at this place. It felt like I was at home again. The service was excellent, even though they seemed a bit understaffed on the busy night we were there. It's cliche (but true) that often vegan food all over the world rely on similar ingredients, like tofu and seitan, nuts etc. But Hicuri really adds some unique flavors and creative cooking styles. I really enjoyed the padron peppers. It was so refreshing to see so much fresh vegetables again, which didn't seem so common to me in Granada but maybe that's my limited tourist perspective.

Extremely friendly staff, big smile and you instantly feel comfortable. We had the croquetas as starters which were delightful (both spinach and mushroom based). We had next the lasagna which I'd not recommend. It was good, but simply not good enough for us to reorder the same dish another time. Overall a great place, I'm sure other options on the menu would live up to 5 stars, so won't rate it below :).

Great to find a restaurant where we could choose anything off the menu! Been struggling a bit as vegetarians in Andalucia but this place really hit the mark. Very friendly, great choices and great taste - all at good value. We had the ratatouille and the couscous with chickpeas. The wine was only €3 per glass. What's not to like?

we ordered vegan beyond meat burger, hicuri burger and house salad. burgers was delicious, best burgers ever. and eat sth different everything was good. waiters are nice, everything was perfect thank you!

We had dinner at Hicuri and were absolutely blown away. Everything—from the atmosphere and the friendliness of the staff to the creativity and flavor of the food—was just perfect. It’s hard to put into words how good it was. As vegans, it’s rare to find a place that puts so much thought and soul into every detail. Highly recommended!

Every component of our meal was incredible. I think the mushroom croquetas were our favorite because they tasted like stuffing/dressing. Would LOVE to come back someday!

We had our eyes on Hicuri since day one in Granada, and we finally made it on our last day – our only regret is not going sooner! The food was absolutely delicious, packed with flavour and clearly made with care. The service was warm, attentive, and impressively fast. Prices were very reasonable for the quality you get. Whether you're plant-based or not, we wholeheartedly recommend Hicuri to anyone looking for a memorable and satisfying meal in Granada. Don't miss it!

Service was spectacular, staff were proficient in english and spanish! Food was delicious! Friendly and artistic inside with beautiful wall art. Will come back again!

Delicious healthy food!! They forgot to bring gluten free but did eventually. Nice cute artsy interior

An outstanding vegan restaurant on Plaza de los Girones. * * * I was at first pessimistic, when I was served a tasteless vegetable soup. You have seen this before. Cook boils a bunch of vegetables together and puts the mess through the blender. You are served brown paint. * * * Everything turned incredible after that. I had two fantastic batidas. (That's smoothies for you Americans.) Spain has incredible fruit - and that applies to the fruit that they puree and put into tubes for batidas. I marveled at my batidas all night. My wife had a Pad Thai that puts the Pad Thai in Thai restaurants to shame. Far more intense peanut taste than you usually get. Plus an entertaining mix of vegetables in the noodles. I had a Seitan Cordon Bleu. I could not believe that you could make "Veal Cordon Bleu" with fake vegetarian ingredients and have it come out being remotely edible. This had the texture of an utterly magnificent piece of veal. Both real Veal Cordon Bleu and Good-For-You Cordon Bleu are texture plays rather than taste plays. This tasted practically like a Veal Cordon Bleu - which is to say it was bland. But a real Veal Cordon Bleu is incredibly comforting. This was incredibly comforting. I was impressed. * * * Desserts are usually weak at vegan restaurants. These desserts were world class over-the-top. My wife had one of the best chocolate puddings ever. One minute she is saying she is too full to touch another molecule. The next minute, she is inhaling her entire chocolate pudding in practically one breath. It had been years since she had had a chocolate dessert that good. I had the best take I have ever seen on cheesecake with berries on top. Spain must have very impressive berries - much more impressive than you get in the Pacific Northwest. My cheesecake was a regular vegan cheesecake. (These are often pretty good.) There was a microscopically thin layer of berry conserve on top and three small preserved berries on top of that. That microscopically thin layer of berry conserve Had more berry taste than an entire orchard in Oregon. It had more taste than a jar of fancy berry jam from France. I was hit with a tsunami of berry taste that left me frankly stunned in my seat. I went through the rest of my cheesecake about as fast as my wife went through her chocolate pudding. We had both found pure joy. * * * Is Hicuri a good vegan restaurant? Yes, I say, Yes, I say, Yes! And be sure to have dessert!

As an English speaker, Travelling Spain can be awkward and stressful at times. Luckily big cities tend to put multilingual individuals to man the restaurants and businesses which is helpful (not something often done in America sadly). But Hicuri was no different and I appreciated the friendly English speaking server who helped me find something I would enjoy and ensure I was taken care of. A little awkward going in solo during rush hour (my brother was sleeping off jet lag) but whatever, the food was pretty good. I got the curry bowl (something Thai if I remember correctly) and it was 4/5. I ordered two so my sleeping brother could have a late dinner when he woke up. He thought it was pretty good too. Their desserts were okay, nothing out of this world but definitely worth the buy. I ended up revisiting a second time before I left Granada one last time, (Granada is definitely the city for people living the vegan lifestyle like myself.) I would return but would bring a partner or group if said individuals were available, I was the only solo person at a table if I remember correctly at the time I went. Or you can just be brave and rock it like a true fearless solo wanderer! Whatever makes you happiest. (Note it was still friendly and inviting and I would recommend to anyone looking for vegan food of high quality in the city of Granada) Food: 8.5/10 Service 10/10 Ambience: 9/10 (it's Granada, everything's awesome!)

Everything here was really great, even the hors doevre olives. I asked the waiter what kind they were but he said they were just normales. I had the urge to get a green dragon, but it was not a propitious time to get a smoothy. Great art everywhere you looked though. Wish the owners ran our hotel too.

We got a table here by chance as we we came at around 1pm, but by about half past the place was booked out until 4pm and they were turning customers away! The food here was pretty good, I liked the gazpacho as it wasn't creamy or thick so it felt a lot healthier. The salads were good albeit not very filling, but the vegan meat substitutes were quite interesting as it tasted so much like meat for just soya bites. My mum had the paella which is apparently a Saturday only dish and really liked it. The prices are moderate and the service was very good. One of the staff members knew English which was helpful and food came pretty quick too. This place seems really popular with the majority of tables being reserved and I'd say we were lucky to get one at lunch time without a booking so I suggest book or otherwise go at an odd time instead.

Great vegan restaurant! At last a vegetarian restaurant in Andalusia that offers interesting selections. Biggest hit was the lasagna, followed by the Pad Thai and Hicuri burger. We left full.

All I've got to say is that every dish we ordered was delicious and we felt like we were family eating there! It was an incredibly nice atmosphere as soon as we walked in although it was so busy we had to wait for a table. But was it with the wait!? Most definitely! As a vegetarian, who leans toward vegan culture, I really loved the options here, including the burgers and tapas. The hosts were super lovely and the food had a lot of flavor and zest to it. My wife and I are definitely going back when we visit Granada again. This is the one vegan place you have got to visit when in Granada.

Waited half ab hour before they told us to wait 40 minutes. Too bad because it's seems to be some ok food, but yeah, how long do it take to cut one carrot?

Hicuri is a great restaurant that serves primarily vegan food but also has non-vegan options. I was looking for a lighter option for a midday snack, so I ordered a coffee and a smoothie. It was very fresh and they pride themselves on using fresh ingredients. They are open all day which is a plus. I will definitely be coming back!

The whole menu is vegan! They do use meat substitutes on some of their dishes, but not all. The food is all wonderful and fresh. It was a relief to have a great healthy meal after too many "vegetable tagines" and "veggie tapas". Yay for soy milk and other milks, clean fresh gazpacho and salad, vegan Spanish ratatouille, and two wonderful desserts that were so sweet and refreshing without being cake (carrot cake and tiramisu). We want to return for coffee and maybe a shake in the morning. The service is great but can get a little slow when everyone shows up at once.

Delight for vegetarians! We went to this place twice in two days and were not disappointed at all. We loved skewers, Huera, ratatouille and spinach croquettes.

Great food and atmosphere! The lunch menu was really good and not expensive. A must visit if you are in Granada

Amazing food, superb service and 100 % vegan at affordable price. What else needed for a vegetarian tourist like me. I would recommend this place to anyone who visits Granada. We ordered Heura with potato's, lasagna with vegan potato cheese. The food was so appetizing that I digged in immediately before taking a picture. When I think about great places I had food in Spain, Hicuri will definitely top the list.

I travel within Spain several times a year, and often find myself in Granada, sometimes for multiple months. I've had vegetarian and vegan food all over Spain, and I can say without a doubt Hicuri is my favorite in ALL of Spain. Incredibly friendly service. And the food is amazing. I recommend the fake chicken burger with vegan cheese. They give you a little tapa of vegetables and dip before your main course is served. While small, the wine list is fabulous, and they offer a few local and eco wines by the glass. Reasonable prices too. They even have a little store where you can pick up vegan and vegetarian products. I LOVE Hicuri and can often be found there while I am spending time in Granada.

This was one of the best vegan restaurants I have ever been to! From the service to the food everything was impressive. I ordered the croquettes, salmorejo, bolognese lasagna, and almond cream tiramisu. The lasagna and tiramisu were the highlights, with the "beef" and "cheese" looking and tasting so delicious! I couldn't tell it was vegan cheese! The tiramisu had a distinctive almond flavor, which gave the dessert an overall nutty texture. It was absolutely delicious! I would go back in a heartbeat.

Can't rave enough about this place. Some of the best vegan food I've eaten in a long time! I had a giant glass of orange juice, a ratatouille with veggie sausages and potatoes and an almond tiramisu cake for dessert. The food was divine! I'm definitely coming back. Also note that these are the summer hours. In other months they are are also open during the evenings. Call them and confirm before you decide it's closed!

It was good and very polite waiting staff. Nice place to visit when in Granada.

This place is great! The food tastes fresh and makes you want to come back for more! We tried the "chicken" sandwich and the gourmet burger. Both were good but the chicken sandwich edged out. The flavors were delicious. We went back and had the vegetable curry over basmati rice and it was another great selection. Give this place a try! Worth it.

Oh my. I thought I stumbled upon something no one else ever found. This is a great neighborhood veggie restaurant offering exceptional food. I'm just back in my AirBnB now and the flavors and Roma are still so fresh in My senses . 100% pretense free zone. I was extremely overdressed and no one cared to notice. Lots of locals know a great thing. Apps plus dinners for two plus 2 beers ... 32 euro. Very good quality food, friendly staff, low key and home like. Thanks for an unexpected treat.

They have a nice lunch set for 13 euros including starter, main, (green) juice, and dessert. Great to get your fix of veggies/vegan amidst all the tapa-in in Granada!

I am not a connoisseur of vegan food, but if regular food is the standard then I must say that my meal here fell woefully short. I frequently eat veggie burgers at home and enjoy them, so with this experience in mind I ordered the Hicuri hamburger, which came with vegan cheese and bacon and was smothered in mustard and ketchup. Neither bland taste nor crumbly texture resembled anything close to a hamburger, nor even a decent veggie burger, and while edible, was not at all enjoyable. If I were to return to this establishment I'd stick to the smoothies and perhaps the vegetable creams, but anything more within the realm of substitutions would be courting disappointment, and for the price it simply isn't worth it.

Great option from the usual tapas or if you're vegan. Milk substitute options include hazelnut, almond, and coconut milk. They also have a full menu of organic teas. You can choose either a la carte or a meal option for 12.80 euros. With the meal option, I chose a starter of lentil soup, main dish of oriental seitan with veggies, basmati rice, and curry sauce, organic tea beverage, rice pudding for dessert, and received a bread / fresh carrots with a yogurt dip appetizer. Awesome meal and very friendly service altogether. Inside of the restaurant was clean and colorful.

I wasn't expecting to find a vegan restaurant in Granada seeing as it's smaller, but Hicuri was a happy surprise. I dragged my nonvegan friends and family here, and they loved it as well. Definitely stop here if you're looking for yummy vegan food!

What a wonderfully delicious place for vegan eats!! Definitely stop by here and get the 13.50€ meal. The soup with avocados and the ratatouille were both blessings to my stomach. I thought I was taking a gamble trying the fresh beet and ginger juice but WOW was that ever a good choice to accompany my meal!! Finished the meal off with chocolate cake and vegan ice cream. Perfect ending. This restaurant also raises funds for some local animal rights groups, so toss your change in the tin cans at the cash on your way out. No WiFi here for those who like to surf the web while they dine. Animal-loving vibes.

Really enjoyed this place. Lovely salmorejo (like gazpacho) and a nice tofu dish. Great to get a non-dairy (coconut milk) decaf café con Leche. The service was very quick and attentive, which is kind of unusual for Granada ;-)

Delicious vegan food in the Realejo section of Granada, not far from the statue at Isabel la Católica. A little pricey, but worth. We loved the veggieburger, green smoothies and especially the vegan carrot cake. A big plus the air conditioning on a hot summer days! Check out Hicuri the next time you're in the neighborhood!

This is an excellent vegan/vegetarian spot in Granada. The wife and I both got the ratatouille which was awesome! We were pretty blown away at how good it was. For drinks, I had some Spanish beer and the wife had the hicuri smoothie which we both liked. The exclamation point were the desserts--we had the vegan carrot cake and the chocolate cake. Again, we were blown away! We highly recommend this place!

This was a recommendation from a tour guide after I mentioned my diet restrictions on a tour of the Sierra Nevada mountains. I wasn't very hungry, so I ordered house salad because the real goal was to have the vegan cheesecake! The cheesecake was so so good! It's an absolute must when visiting this restaurant. Service was typical of Spain.

Delicious, wonderful, and such a great surprise to have a vegan restaurant. The atmosphere is wonderful, very friendly staff, and there is a large variety of menu items to choose from. It's all very affordable and easy to find. We had two of the soups and they were fantastic.

Wonderful fresh, colourful filling food! Fantastic quality for ridiculously good prices. The menu del día at €13.80pp is excellent - starter, main, dessert and water, wine or beer, and you'll be satisfied for the day. Love and care goes into these delicious vegan dishes which I loved - and I'm not even vegan! Excellent attentive service too, which can be rare enough in Granada. Will definitely be back. Give it a try whether you're vegan or not - great coffees with non dairy milk options. 10/10

Amazing quality and selection of vegetarian dishes and combination meals and desserts. Friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended.

Hicuri was a surprise find after getting lost trying to find an Irish pub near Gran Via. I took heed of giant RESTAURANTE VEGANO sign outside and vowed to come back with my vegetarian boyfriend. Vegetarian and vegan options in Spain are a bit slim (what can you expect from a country that worships jamon?) so we were stoked to have one within a 10 minute walk from our apartment in the Albayzin. The restaurant has ample indoor seating and sell a variety of vegan and health food items (all for a very fair price) near the counter. This is where we stocked up on vital wheat gluten, frozen fake meat, rice milk, and herb salt. The menu consists of typical Spanish dishes with a no-meat twist. You can go a la carte or choose a starter, main dish, dessert, drink and coffee for about 12 euros. We had the: - Salmorejo: Excellent chilled tomato soup. A little thicker than gazpacho, salmorejo typically has cuts of ham in it. Hicuri's featured a healthy serving of avocado. - Stir-Fried Seitan: Asian inspired dish with an assortment of fresh veggies and seitan (deliciously homemade!) over rice. - Veggie Lasagna: Again, great assortment of veggies in this creamy lasagna dish. The pasta was an alternative grain pasta. Mucho delicioso. - Tiramisu: Was surprised at the texture. This is more a rice pudding flavored like tiramisu than actual tiramisu. Great none-the-less, but be warned this may not fit your tastes. - Juices: They can blend anything! Just ask. Overall, a fantastic vegan option in meat-heavy Spain!

Your taste buds would be hit at the right spots. You will love it! Try it! It's difficult to imagine a good vegan spot in a place where you find meat lovers, they are doing a great job.

My husband and I went here about eight times in the five days we were visiting Granada- that should give you an indication of how much we loved it. The breakfast is healthy and energizing (try the avocado and tofu scramble and the smoothies). The dinner options are good as well. The tea is delicious also. The staff is very friendly.

Amazing food. Service was great. Prices great. Have to eat here. If you come to Granada this is a must. Walking distance to most

Great vegetarian spot! Had the preset lunch menu and loved it. Place was really busy but service was phenomenal. We told our server we were on a time constraint and he brought out our food pretty quickly. Wife ordered cream of vegetable soup and we both loved it. Lasagna was also good. Great price for excellent food. Highly recommended for both veg and non veg clientele.

Yum!! Great vegetarian food, very convenient, reasonable prices. I'd highly recommend it for vegetarians and non vegetarians alike. Friendly service.

The lunch special was a great deal - three courses, very filling, and good variety of options. It was so nice to find a vegan restaurant with fresh options. The pea and mint soup (soup of the day) was especially good. Friendly service and a beautiful space - loved the art work.

A welcome find in a Country where it seems that being Vegetarian is very difficult and Vegan near impossible. The food was good - the curry was very mild, and the special (potatoes, quinoa, tomato sauce, topped with vegan cheese was tasty.