Vegan Prague | Best Restaurants, Food Tours, Hotels & More

Prague is a surprisingly easy city to visit as a vegan. Given that it’s a city of fewer than 1.5 million people, there are a plethora of high-quality vegan eateries, the likes of which could even rival places in Berlin – making it ideal, as there's always something new to find to eat. 

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Prague Vegan Food Tours

Vegetarian Food & History Tour of Prague – Enjoy a walking food and history tour through Prague's old town. You'll visit only vegetarian or vegan restaurants, tasting soups and traditional Czech snacks. Stop for a full lunch complete with dessert. In between courses, you'll learn about the history, art, and architecture of Prague plus insights on the changes in attitude towards vegetarian cuisine since the Velvet Revolution.

Prague Vegan Restaurants

This is the key used in this guide, which appears directly under the name of each establishment mentioned:

Which meals are catered for

• breakfast: typically from 09:00 onwards
• lunch: typically 11:00-15:00, often with a fixed menu
• dinner: typically 17:00-22:00
• café: open all day, serving cakes, light meals and drinks

The type of food served

serves meat / vegetarian / vegan / raw vegan

A rough price range (based on prices of mains)

• cheap: 50-100 CZK (€1.85-€3.70)
• moderate: 150-200 CZK (€5.50-€7.35)
• expensive: 200+ CZK (€7.35+)

Mama Coffee

café / serves meat / moderate

This is a small Czech café chain with a couple of locations in Prague. This one offers soy milk for hot drinks and has a vegan apple strudel as well as sometimes a couple of vegan muffins. For something a bit more filling, there’s a wonderfully fresh hummus plate served with warm pita bread.

As a bonus, it’s also super digital nomad friendly, with fast wifi and several power outlets. If you do decide to work there, you certainly won’t be alone, as it’s also a popular place for this among students and locals.

Details

• Address: Vodičkova 674/6, Prague 1
• Foursquare; Facebook; Instagram; website

MyRaw Cafe

breakfast, lunch & dinner / raw vegan / expensive

Hidden away from the main street, this cute raw vegan restaurant serves up some delicious, unique and creative food. The tasting menu is a good option (and enough to share between two) to try out the full range of their food.

We were particularly impressed by the Thai spice sticks, pea soup, raw pizzas and quiche. There’s also a good selection of interesting smoothies and a huge range of raw desserts to choose from. They also offer ‘cooking’ courses.

Details

• Address: Dlouhá 39, Prague 1
• Foursquare; Facebook; Instagram; website

Forrest Bistro

vegan / breakfast, lunch & dinner / moderate

With a nice range of dishes from different culinary traditions around the world, this bright, modern place serves up satisfying and healthy meals.

Service is a little confusing, as it's not clear if you order at the bar or are served at your seat, but there are several nice touches that make eating here a pleasant and comfortable experience nonetheless, like free tap water and open wifi.

Details

• Address: Londýnská 216, Prague 2
• Foursquare; Facebook; Instagram

Donut Shop

vegan, vegetarian / breakfast & lunch / cheap

About as hipster as they come, this donut shop usually has at least two vegan donut flavours every day. Come early in the day to get the best choice and freshest donuts, ideally to take away as there's very limited seating here.

It makes for an ideal stopping off point while exploring the cool Žižkov area, and its proximity to the famous Žižkov Television Tower means there's more reason to come than just to see this feat of Brutalist architecture! The donuts themselves are pretty big and fluffy.

Details

• Address: nám. J. z Poděbrad 1658, Prague 3
• Foursquare; Facebook; Instagram; website

Country Life

vegan / breakfast & lunch / moderate

Offering an all vegan buffet where you load your plate and pay by weight, this place, attached to a vegetarian healthfood store is centrally located but tucked away in a calm backyard, making it perfect for escaping the crowds of the Old Town to eat lunch. The food is generally central European in style, but fully veganised, with a few Mediterranean and Asian-style dishes to boot. Desserts and drinks are sold separately, and there's also free tap water.

Details

• Address: Melantrichova 463, Prague 1
• Foursquare; website

Recommended Hotels in Prague

While not specifically vegan-friendly, this shortlist of our favorite hotels has been hand-selected to provide with a variety hotel options in the city to consider if you’re visiting Prague.

Hotel a Depandance Pod Vezi – this 4-star hotel with rooftop terrace is near some of Prague's best tourist attractions. The hotel has 28 rooms and has been recently refurbished. The property is located just a 10 minute walk to the restaurants Vegan Prague and Food of Love, two popular vegan restaurants in the city. The breakfast offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan-friendly options. It’s also near an organic supermarket which sells vegan snacks and tofu plates.

The ICON Hotel & Lounge – located in the heart of the city, this chic 4-star hotel is close to Wenceslas Square, restaurants, and shops. This hotel offers massage services, meeting rooms, and free Wi-Fi. Enjoy air-conditioned rooms with an iPod docking station, a mini bar, luxury toiletries, a flat-screen TV, and converters/voltage adaptors.

K+K Hotel Fenix – stylish 4-star accommodation in the city center and close to Wenceslas Square. This modern hotel offers a gym, free Wi-Fi, a sauna, and meeting rooms as well as on-site dining options including a lobby bar and bistro. Rooms are air conditioned and include a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and a mini bar.

ibis Praha Old Town – modern and cozy accommodation near the city center and within walking distance of Florenc Metro Station. Guests can relax in the hotel's sauna or outdoor pool and enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant and bar. All the unique and colorful rooms provide Wi-Fi access, bathroom with a shower and hair dryer, and all the necessities for an

Czech Inn Hostel – With a convenient but still quiet location, this hostel and hotel in a beautiful old building has shared and private rooms for every budget. There's also a fun schedule of evening events going on there, making it a great place to meet people even if you don't want to share a room.

Apartments

There are many sites for apartment rentals including Airbnb and Vrbo. Prices are generally comparable to budget hotels, especially if you’re willing to get a room in a shared apartment.

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