If you’re heading to Prague and love vegan food, you’re in luck. The city has a seriously impressive range of eateries, whether you’re after a plant-based version of a classic Czech meal or a mouth-watering dish with an Asian twist. Prague is truly cosmopolitan, blending the old and new, local and international, all of which makes it perfect for exploring. You’ll find yourself stopping in at cosy cafes, trendy spots, ice cream parlours, and lively bistros, each with its own unique vibe. ProVeg content creator and writer, Emily, has picked her seven to-die-for vegan places. You’ll definitely want to check them out!
Lehká Hlava
Serving traditional Czech cuisine along with some more modern options, this beautifully designed restaurant in a charming street near the picturesque Vltava River offers a unique dining experience. Each room is individually themed and features a carefully curated selection of art and design by Czech artists. Lehká Hlava, or ‘Clear Head’, offers beautifully presented vegan and vegetarian dishes that are both comforting and creative. Menu highlights include the Tofuie Gras smoked tofu pâté, the Bao Bun Burger, and a Mango-Mint Tiramisu – all bursting with flavour. This cosy spot is perfect for a date night or as a place to impress friends and family.
Satsang Vegetarian Grill & Café
This vibrant, bistro-inspired eatery offers a regular à la carte menu featuring dishes from around the world. Each dish is made fresh to order, with no pre-cooked or frozen ingredients – and the atmosphere is never frosty either: there’s always great music, laughter, and a lively crowd. The passionate kitchen team crafts dishes inspired by global street food, making them accessible and affordable. The Tacos with BBQ pulled ‘pork’ are a show-stopper you have to try – we couldn’t believe how good they were! Other standout options include the Satsang Pad Thai and a strong selection of burgers and burritos. They also serve a mouth-watering weekend brunch that includes pancakes and breakfast burritos. Satsang is a must-visit when you’re in Prague!
Angelato
Prague in summer is a dream, but sightseeing can be a sweltering affair. This is where Angelato comes to the rescue. A family-run outfit that prides itself on offering high-quality ice cream free from all artificial substances, Angelato serves authentic artisan gelato at four locations: Rytířská, Újezd, Bělohorská, and Dejvická Street. Freshness, variety, creativity, and quality are at the heart of what they do. While not all the products are vegan, the vegan options are delicious. We tried their pistachio, mango, and the monthly special – piña colada. Their vegan offerings are mostly made with oat milk, while the pistachio gelato is crafted using in-house rice milk. It’s a popular spot, often with queues, but don’t let the wait put you off. It’s totally worth it – and your body temperature will thank you!
Linh’s Vegan Corner
Craving something a bit different? Linh’s Vegan Corner is an enchanting, fairy-tale-inspired restaurant that serves pan-Asian cuisine packed with love and flavour. From comforting bowls of ramen and delicate sushi to plump dim sum, Linh’s offers a delightful variety of dishes. Rooted in tradition, this family-run kitchen pours its heart and soul into every dish, ensuring a genuine home-cooked experience. Standout dishes include their Dragon Tofu, Black Magic Udon, and an impressive Maki selection. What makes the experience even more special is Linh’s heartwarming backstory, which you can read while browsing the menu, adding a personal and charming touch to your visit. It’s not just a meal – it’s a journey through love, culture, and incredible flavours.
Palo Verde Bistro
Prague’s National Museum is huge and mind-blowing, and deserves half a day to fully explore its 2,000 exhibits. This is hungry work! Just a short stroll away is Palo Verde Bistro, a stylish, fully vegan restaurant known for its plant-based takes on comfort-food classics. The all-day menu features everything from blueberry waffles with cashew cream and hearty scrambled tofu breakfasts to crowd-pleasing mains such as red-pesto lasagna, mushroom tortellini with truffle oil, and a crispy no-chicken burger served with fries and chipotle mayo. There’s also a tempting tapas selection, perfect for sharing, with small plates such as stuffed jalapeños, mushroom croquettes, and bulgogi rice bowls. The cosy interior, enhanced by soft lighting and cascading greenery, creates an ambience that’s perfect for unwinding, while the garden courtyard and on-site accommodation make Palo Verde an ideal spot to relax, recharge, and rest your weary feet.
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Maitrea
A short walk from Prague’s bustling Old Town Square takes you to the peaceful sanctuary of Maitrea. With its feng shui design, warm wood, soft lighting, and the gentle sound of trickling water, it’s like stepping into a parallel universe. Maitrea’s menu is a global feast: hearty classics such as a plant-based svíčková with dumplings and a rich black-beer goulash sit comfortably next to peanut-ginger udon noodles with tempeh, pumpkin curry with butter beans, and a zingy Vietnamese poké bowl. Starters such as smoked tofu pâté and guacamole keep things fresh, and there’s a rotating soup-of-the-day plus dreamy desserts, including pistachio cheesecake. Daily specials keep things interesting. If you’re after a refined, wholesome lunch or relaxing dinner, Maitrea’s peaceful vibe and creative cooking make it a spot you should definitely check out.

Vegan’s Prague
A short walk from Prague Castle is Vegan’s Prague, a peaceful rooftop escape with stunning views of the city. The menu is a celebration of plant-based Czech cuisine with an international touch. Start with fresh homemade bread and appetisers, such as the vibrant tomato-avocado tartare, or beetroot carpaccio with pine nuts and pumpkin oil. For something heartier, try the classic potato-lentil goulash with soya meat, or the sirloin sauce with non-beef slices and dumplings. The smoked-tofu sandwich with zucchini fries is a fan favourite, as is their zucchini lasagna with spinach and mozzarella. They also serve creative salads, from a refreshing cucumber-apple salad to a hearty Caesar salad with tempeh and chickpeas. Don’t forget to treat yourself to a dessert – the leavened dumpling with fruit and cinnamon breadcrumbs is a delicious way to end your meal! With its relaxed vibe and inventive menu, Vegan’s Prague is the perfect place for a flavour-packed, easy meal.
Prague: a plant-based paradise
Prague is quickly becoming a go-to destination for plant-based food lovers, with an array of innovative eateries that offer everything from veganised traditional Czech dishes to plant-based global flavours. So, if you’re looking to explore a city that combines rich history with an expansive food scene, Prague is the place to be!
For more plant-based travel recommendations, check out our guides to Paris, Berlin, Budapest, London, Madrid, New York, Cape Town, Chiang Mai and Amsterdam.
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