Vegan restaurants in Europe
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Mono
Combining vegetarian food with music, Mono is one of Glasgow's best vegan eateries. Monorail is in the same premises, which means you can browse through an indie record shop while waiting for your food to be prepared. The all-day bar-menu provides classics such as the breakfast fry-up while the main menu has a touch of flair demonstrating a Mediterranean influence. The lasagne is well worth ploughing through. Mono also makes a relaxing place for a coffee or a beer.
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Grænn Kostur
Tucked away in a small shopping arcade off Skólavörðustígur, this friendly little cafe serves great-tasting vegie set meals, with a daily-changing menu. There are also lighter snacks such as pizza, pies and salads. The high round tables and bar stools aren’t particularly relaxing, but it’s worth sitting up straight for good food.
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Zerwirk
Through a twist of fate the Zerwirk, once a purveyor of wild game, now houses one of Munich's few vegan restaurants. Dishes like pasta carbonara, tofu fennel or rucola chilli are served in elegant minimalist surrounds in the 2nd-floor dining rooms. Downstairs, the vaulted chambers are thrown open every weekend for club nights.
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Hans Wurst
The name is a bit of a tease, for you definitely won't find any wurst (sausage) in this stylish vegan cafe. In fact, Michael Ristock is a veritable genius when it comes to coaxing maximum flavour out of organic, fair-trade and animal-free ingredients. Perks: great music, relaxed crowd and pizza too.
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Eighth Day
New and most definitely improved after a major cleanup, this environment-friendly hang out is a favourite with students and sells everything to make you feel good about your place in the world, from Fairtrade teas to homeopathic remedies. The vegetarian- and vegan-friendly menu is substantial.
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Govinda's
This sparkling restaurant specialises in vegetarian and vegan cuisine using locally sourced organic produce. The menu ranges from Indian samosa, dhal and vegetable curry, to veggie lasagne, nut burger and vegan cheesecake. It's run by Hare Krishna, but there's no proselytising.
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Złoty Osioł
A cheerful, popular vegetarian café of the kind you’d expect in health-conscious Western Europe, the ‘Golden Donkey’ has hippy décor (think psychedelic walls and distressed furniture) and meat-free dishes, including some vegan dishes.
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Café Kino
Run by all-vegan owners, this co-operative café is impressive - the food's organic and local, the coffee's ethical, and there's even an alternative to corporate coke. Veggie lasagnes, leek and bacon pie and portabella mushrooms characterise the menu.
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Wai Kika Moo Kau
Say its daft name fast and you'll get a clue to the ethos of this primarily veggie-vegan café. It spills onto the pedestrian street outside so you can sip your soyachino or tuck into meat-free specials as the shoppers pass by.
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Saveurs Végét’Halles
This strictly vegan eatery is egg-free and serves a fair few mock-meat dishes such as poulet végétal aux champignons (‘chicken’ with mushrooms) and escalope de seitan (wheat gluten ‘escalope’). No alcohol.
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Blitz
Inside a barricaded, graffiti-covered building is an activist institution with 25 years of squatting history. Friendly, tattooed volunteers run a cafe serving unbelievably cheap vegetarian and vegan food.
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Eetcafé MKZ
MKZ is a no-frills squat restaurant in a group of gritty buildings on Vondelpark’s southern edge. Call between 2.30pm and 6pm to reserve your spot for the three-course vegan meals.
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Cornucopia
For those escaping the Irish cholesterol habit, Cornucopia is a popular wholefood cafe turning out healthy goodies. There’s even a hot vegetarian breakfast as an alternative to muesli.
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Haricot's Wholefood Restaurant
With local artwork on the walls and Billie Holiday on the stereo, this a great place to tuck into the newspaper, along with dishes such as fish chowder, beef stew and vegan casserole.
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Yngves Livs
A godsend for vegans or anyone with milk allergies, this may be the only café in Sweden to serve vegan lattés! There are crêpes, sandwiches and buns to nibble on too.
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El Piano
With a menu that is 100% vegan, nut-free and gluten-free, this colourful, Hispanic-style spot is a vegetarian haven. There's a lovely cafe downstairs and three themed rooms upstairs. The menu offers dishes such as falafel, onion bhaji, corn fritters and mushroom-and-basil salad, either in tapas-size portions or as mixed platters. There's also a takeaway counter.
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Aquário
This small, quaint spot serves well-prepared dishes, including one vegetarian special per day. Checked tablecloths and a stone support within the restaurant add to the ambience.
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Route Master
This excellent vegan restaurant is housed in a 1960s London Routemaster bus, which, while a quite a draw, seems incidental compared to its tasty and imaginative cooking.
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De Peper
The friendly, no-frills restaurant at the graffiti-covered OT301 squat serves cheap organic vegan meals. Same-day reservations are required; call after 4pm.
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Makrovega
Finally veggies and vegans have a place to call their own, at least for breakfast, lunches and early dinners.
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Makrovega
Finally veggies and vegans have a place to call their own, at least for breakfast, lunches and early dinners.
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