Vegan Restaurants in Prague

If you’re heading to Prague and want to eat vegan, you’re in luck. The city’s plant-based scene has really taken off in the past few years, so you won’t just find the usual salads or veggie burgers. Places like Maitrea near Old Town offer traditional Czech dishes made vegan,yes, even the goulash! It’s one of those spots where locals like me go when friends visit.

And if you’re around Vinohrady, check out Moment, a small café with fantastic vegan pastries and a chill vibe, perfect for a slow brunch or coffee break. Pro tip: get there early on weekends; it fills up fast.

For something quick and casual, try Loving Hut near Wenceslas Square. It’s a bit more international with a wide menu, but honestly, the spicy tofu wraps are my go-to after a long day walking the city. Don’t expect fancy decor,it’s humble, but the food’s solid.

Prague still leans more on traditional meat-heavy menus, but vegan options keep creeping into regular restaurants too. If you’re exploring neighborhoods like Žižkov or Karlín, keep your eyes peeled for daily vegan specials. And a heads-up: many places only write vegan on the menu in Czech, so asking “je to veganské?” can save you some guesswork.