
Eaternia Vegan
Smíchov · Vegan · Vegetarian · €€100% vegan kitchen means no eggs on the premises. Structurally egg-free by design; the extensively corroborated vegan status across multiple sources supports this.
14 venues in Prague rated S to B for egg-free, every tier backed by cited sources.

100% vegan kitchen means no eggs on the premises. Structurally egg-free by design; the extensively corroborated vegan status across multiple sources supports this.

This restaurant is fully vegan. Eggs are not used anywhere in the kitchen. The official website, multiple reviews, and popular listings all confirm that the kitchen is 100% egg-free.

100% vegan kitchen means no eggs on premises. Sauces and baked goods use plant-based alternatives only (herbal mayo, cashew-based products). EU allergen 3 (eggs) is absent from every daily lunch menu allergen listing, corroborating the vegan-only claim.

The kitchen is vegan, and no eggs are used.

The kitchen operates as a fully 100% vegan space, meaning no eggs are used. On the breakfast menu, spiced tofu, referred to as 'tofíčka', serves as a direct egg alternative, confirming that eggs are not present on the premises.

MyRaw Café runs a 100% vegan kitchen, with no eggs or egg-derived ingredients on the premises. The owner confirms production is "100% raw vegan," and multiple reviewers on FMGF and HappyCow have independently confirmed no animal products are used.

100% vegan kitchen; no eggs on premises. EU allergen 3 (egg) absent from the Foodora burger allergen list, consistent with fully vegan operation.

100% vegan kitchen structurally guarantees no eggs on the premises. Tier A via dedicated-kitchen path (i); the vegan status documented across the official website and multiple independent reviewers is the grounding structural fact.

A 100% plant-based kitchen means no eggs are on the premises. Items that appear egg-like (tofu scramble, chickpea omelette, kimchi omelette, tofu benedict) are plant-based substitutes, confirmed by multiple HappyCow reviewers who describe ordering these dishes at a venue they explicitly call "fully vegan."

The kitchen operates as 100% vegan, with no eggs used on the premises. One FindMeGlutenFree reviewer explicitly reports the venue is 'good for egg-free', consistent with the fully vegan concept confirmed across multiple sources.

Because the venue is vegan, it does not use eggs.

Allergen 3 (Eggs) appears on zero menu items. The 'Tofu & Egg' dish explicitly uses a plant-based 'omelette' substitute. Eggs are structurally absent from this fully vegan kitchen.

Allergen 3 (vejce/eggs) is marked per dish on the official menu. Eggs appear in several desserts and some daily specials. Vegan-marked ('V') dishes are egg-free by definition and are identifiable. Shared kitchen; blanket cross-contamination disclaimer applies.

Allergen 3 (eggs) is marked per dish. Present in fresh pasta, Caesar dressing, beef carpaccio with tuna cream, and desserts. Shared kitchen.