Czech Republic: Eatery Review – Vegan’s Prague

August 26, 2019
Czech Rep (V)
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Vegan’s Prague is found in a 16th-century building near Prague Castle on Nerudova street. It is a narrow building with the restaurant located on the first and second floors (second and third floors for my American friends), which are accessed with a steep and winding staircase. There is no elevator so disabled access is almost impossible.

Our favourite areas in the restaurant were the top floor, with its sloping roof, and from there the terrace which has a spectacular view across to Prague Castle.

The top floor room has exposed beams with simple furnishings and gets ample light from the numerous skylights that have been put into the roof.

The outdoor terrace is simply the best place to be. It is small and intimate, with only about four tables, so you will have to be lucky to get a table there.

Vegan’s makes home-style Czech and international cuisine, such as goulash, raw chocolate cake, tomato bruschetta, soy latte, zucchini lasagna, and cabbage rolls. We actually visited this restaurant twice, the first time we tried the more traditional Czech food – a delicious vegan goulash and a tasty dish of Svíčková with dumplings.

For our second visit to Vegan’s, we opted for westernised dishes, this time selecting the GF Burger, an open gluten-free burger, gratin potatoes, tomato, caramelized onion, rocket, tofu, carrots and the sweet potatoes filled with guacamole.

Although we were feeling fairly full from our main course we were tempted by the dessert menu, going with the cheesecake and apple pie. Delicious!

If you are visiting Prague and are looking for some great vegan food then look no further than Vegan’s Restaurant!

Location:	Nerudova 36, Prague, Czech Republic
Telephone:	+420-735171313
Hours:	Mon-Sun 11:30-21:30
Food Style:	Traditional and western-style dishes