50 Prague restaurants rated for vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free and egg-free, every tier backed by cited sources.
The venue is described as a fully vegan restaurant by its own website, HappyCow, and multiple review sources. The official menu and structured data confirm it serves only plant-based cuisine.
Palo Verde Bistro is a 100% plant-based restaurant. No animal products are kept on the premises. HappyCow classifies the venue as 'Vegan' rather than 'veg-options.'
Sandokan Vegan Bistro is named and described as a vegan restaurant by multiple sources. The website states the daily menu features vegan options, while the blog lists it as a plant-based buffet.
Dedicated vegetarian restaurant — no meat on premises. Consistently classified as a 'Vegetarian Restaurant' on both FindMeGlutenFree and HappyCow, where it is described as a 'Little vegetarian café'.
A blog about vegan-friendly homestay destinations names it the most popular vegan restaurant in Prague, serving traditional Czech dishes in veganised form.
The restaurant operates a 100% vegan kitchen. Its official website describes it as a "100% veganská restaurace v Praze," meaning a 100% vegan restaurant in Prague.
100% dedicated gluten-free kitchen: no gluten on premises. The venue's owner states 'We only use gluten-free ingredients in the restaurant kitchen.'
The kitchen is 100% dedicated gluten-free, confirmed by the owner's own statement ('simply everything in the restaurant is totally gluten free, drinks and beer included'), the venue's own website ('100% GLUTEN FREE'), and dozens of symptomatic-celiac reviewers on FindMeGlutenFree spanning multiple months with zero reported reactions.
Koko Organic is listed as a 'Vegetarian Restaurant' on HappyCow and self-describes on its own website as a 'veganské a vegetarianské bistro' (vegan and vegetarian bistro).
Country Life is described as a 'fully vegan buffet restaurant' and a 'vegan health food store' by a dedicated vegan travel blog, and as a 'worldwide vegan chain run by Seventh Day Adventists' by a vegetarian guide.
MyRaw Café is a 100% raw vegan café.
Alriso Risotteria Italiana's own English and Czech websites describe it as a "100% gluten-free Italian restaurant – completely gluten-free, with no compromises."
The restaurant is a 100% vegetarian and vegan establishment, with no meat on the premises, making contamination with meat structurally impossible.
Veggie One operates as a vegetarian and vegan restaurant, with no meat or fish on the menu. The Wolt delivery listing categorizes the cuisine as 'veganská' (vegan). RestaurantGuru categorizes it as 'Vegetarian, Vegan'.
100% vegetarian restaurant since 2005 — meat is structurally absent from the kitchen and has never been prepared on-site. Cross-contamination from meat is impossible.
Fully vegan restaurant: HappyCow explicitly classifies the venue as a 'Fully vegan restaurant' and the official menu corroborates this — allergens 7 (Milk) and 3 (Eggs) appear on zero dishes, all animal-product references use plant-based substitutes ('vegan cheese', 'vegan dressing', plant-based 'omelette').
Pastva specialises exclusively in modern vegan cuisine. The official website states that only purely plant-based products appear across all menus, daily-changing cakes, and drinks.
100% vegan canteen (veganská jídelna) with no animal products on the premises. The official website describes itself as a vegan canteen. HappyCow reviewers call it "completely vegan" and "100% vegan diner."
Dosa Dosa calls itself a 100% vegan bistro. Each menu item carries the label 'Veganské'. Oat barista milk replaces dairy as the kitchen default; animal eggs are substituted with spiced tofu, referred to as 'tofíčka'.
Natureza is a fully vegetarian restaurant with no meat served on any menu.
El Centro rebranded in 2020 specifically because co-owner Radek has gluten intolerance; the venue's own website states every dish is 100% gluten-free and corn-based, structurally eliminating gluten from the kitchen.
The kitchen is 100% plant-based, and no animal products are kept on the premises. The menu is entirely vegan.
Vegan's Prague has operated as a 100% vegan restaurant since 2016. No animal products are used on the premises, making cross-contamination with animal-derived ingredients structurally impossible.
Multiple independent sources confirm this is a 100% vegan restaurant. HappyCow lists it as a 'Vegan' establishment and calls it a 'vegan buffet restaurant and food shop with several branches in Prague.'