Vega

Great place, lovely and friendly service. Ground floor has traditional polish food with veggie twist. First floor has a good selection of world tastes with gluten free options. Gluten free potato pancake with Hungarian goulash was absolutely amazing!!!! Pad Thai has also been great, quite spicy. Beautiful view of the Rynek as well. Lemonades made fresh on site by staff. Highly recommend this place.

Wow!! Best periogi of all time!! I will now have to try and make some as good as that back in Australia. Thank you for the wonderful service, delicious carrot juice and fabulous tofu and potato periogi and salads. It was the best meal and healthiest in all my weeks of travelling across Europe. I wish I could take you with me for the rest of my trip.

Great vegan place with very affordable classic Polish vegan menu. Great atmosphere and they have good bear too. Recommended for everyone.

They have a lot of great options and it’s cafeteria style so it’s quick which was what I was looking for. I got the cabbage rolls. I really enjoyed them but just found they lacked a little in flavour. Don’t get me wrong, they were tasty and I’d order them again but not the best I’ve had. Portion sizes were perfect and I found the price to be fair. I’d recommend Vega. When I visit the next time I’ll try a few other things on the menu.

This is a pretty casual counter order venue. The downstairs has a different menu compared to the upstairs. I dined upstairs and had their focaccia with rosemary, and their pesto burger. Oh, and a Prosecco + elderflower cocktail. While service and atmosphere were absolutely fine, I’m torn on the rating for food. The cocktail and focaccia was delicious. But the pesto burger missed the mark for me. The pesto itself wasn’t very flavorful. It was very fluffy, which is atypical of a good pesto. I would go back, but neither recommend nor order the pesto burger again.

We came here twice in one day before we flew home and ate on both floors. We ate downstairs first and had perogi and (I think) seitan. Both were good, plus we had cake which were good too. Later we ate upstairs. My partner had potato pancakes which were lovely, but the real gem was the pad thai with tempeh. It was amazing! The peanut sauce was so rich and the smoked tempeh was soooo nice that I haven’t stopped thinking about it. Send me the recipe please! Great deco too. We will definitely be back next time we are in Wroclaw. 2025- We have visited again on 3 occasions over our stay. Excellent food again! The Napoleon cake was out of this world! Also, great pro-vegan artwork that Google won’t let me post. Nothing to fear, nothing to hide

Love everything about this place. It’s almost like two different 100% vegan restaurants in one. Downstairs is a quiet canteen style place with mostly Polish dishes. Upstairs has a larger menu with more international dishes. We have been twice so far. Once for coffee and cake (amazingly good) and one for dinner a full Polish meal with drinks for two people for less than €25. We haven’t eaten upstairs yet as we just love the vibe downstairs - very mixed clientele, all ages and nationalities (mostly locals). Amazing. We’re only here for 4 days but will be going again for sure!!!

The staff is friendly and helpful, creating a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. It’s a perfect place for a casual lunch or a laid-back dinner. Bonus points for the calm interior design and eco-conscious vibe. Highly recommended for anyone—vegan or not—who appreciates great food and a chill dining experience.