Vegan's Prague

Delicious vegan restaurant and a lying teapot as a surprise. You will experience super tasty vegan food with a beautiful view of the old town of Prague and the castle. The service is very nice. and if you order tea, you will be very surprised by the lying teapot. (video attached). We recommend this restaurant if you are visiting Prague and want to taste, for example, the typical Czech dish "svickova" in a vegan version.

Another vegan gem in Prague (this city is smashing it when it comes to choice for plant based eaters). Beautiful cafe / restaurant with really friendly staff. We ordered the Lentil Sloppy Joe burger and the no meat goulash, followed by a plum and date dumpling and baked chocolate and apricot cake for dessert. The food was outstanding, really great ingredients, tasty and generous portions. The date and pear dumpling was humongous! We was not expecting that, but I am definitely not complaining, it was sweet but quite light for a dumpling, which was a nice surprise. A visit to this place must be on your itinerary if you want a vegan spin on local dishes. We will be returning!

We love this restaurant!!! Relaxed atmosphere, nice people and delicious vegan food!!! The lasagna is amazing and cheesy! The Caesar salad is delicious and the local Czech dishes done vegan are so great to experience! I didn’t expect to taste a local dish like the dumpling and sauce dish and it was ridiculously good!!! We came here a few times in our short stay in Prague and we were staying in Old town! Great job Vegan’s Prague 👏🏼

The perfect opportunity to try out traditional local dishes without having to wonder whether they're vegan or not. The pickled dishes we got as a starter were fantastic (especially the cashew cheese + tofu and the peppers). The vegan potato goulash was super rich in flavor and the diversity of textures provided a delicious experience. The Svíčková with the vegan sirloin and dumplings might end up being a new comfort food of mine as it was super warming and flavorful. Due to "Vegan's Prague"'s proximity to the castel we were unsure whether it would be a tourist trap, but it absolutely wasn't. Prime location, an intriguing way up the stairs, a very relaxing atmosphere, incredibly nice staff (that let us make a spontaneous reservation for 30 minutes later as everything was full), delicious coffee and very reasonable prices make "Vegan's Prague" a must-visit for both vegans and non-vegans.

Located close to the palace and need to climb about two floors to get to the restaurant. Cozy setting with air conditioning on a hot summer day. Food and oat milk latte were pretty good. Salad was refreshing. Only complaint was the vegan goulash had only two pieces of soy meat and the rest was all potatoes.

Vegans was by far the best meal we had during our trip to Prague and probably the best vegan meal we’ve eaten! The restaurant is a fantastic opportunity to try traditional Czech food with a plant-based twist. We had the Svíčková with dumplings and the goulash, and both dishes were delicious, but a special shout-out to the Svíčková—it was truly something special. The flavours were rich and comforting, and the dumplings paired perfectly with it. The view from the terrace is also beautiful, adding to the wonderful atmosphere. What's even better is that this place is so good that people of all diets should try it—whether you're vegan or not, the food is amazing. If you're in Prague and looking to try some authentic Czech cuisine with a plant-based twist, this place is an absolute must-visit!

Wonderful. You have to sort of deserve your meal by climbing the hill then 3 flights of stairs, but it is oh so worth it. The cashew cheese is awesome, and the sweet dumpling (kynuté knedlíky borůvkové) is highly recommended. Actually, everything was great! We'll be back next time we're in Prague.

We visited on the recommendation of our guide book and we're so glad we did! The food was spectacular, cost surprisingly little and the surroundings were a delight. We would fully recommend the Svíčková for a fun take on traditional Czech meat and dumplings - you don't need extra bread, believe us!