
Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant
100% vegetarian restaurant since 2005 — meat is structurally absent from the kitchen and has never been prepared on-site.
Per-allergen evidence
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. All menu categories (starters, mains, desserts, specials) are meat-free; the identity is confirmed across every source consulted.
[1] Official Jídelní lístek, Menu - LEHKÁ HLAVA Vegetariánská a veganská restaurace, Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant (official menu)
Per-dish allergen codes 1–13 appear, with V indicating vegan, code 0 meaning no allergens, and a cross-contamination disclaimer applied to all dishes.fetched May 11, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegetariánská restaurace LEHKÁ HLAVA - Praha 1, lehkahlava.cz
The Czech homepage confirms that the restaurant is vegetarian and vegan, has been operating since 2005 in Prague Old Town, links to sister restaurants Maitrea, and provides no allergen detail beyond the menu.fetched May 11, 2026[3] Verified blog Natural Born Feeder | by Rozanna Purcell, naturalbornfeeder.com
A food blogger briefly visits and recommends hummus and sharing plates, noting that it is a vegetarian restaurant. No allergen or dietary accommodation detail is provided.fetched May 11, 2026[4] Verified blog Vegetarian Restaurant Review | Lehká Hlava, Old Town, Prague, mini-adventures.com
A travel blog's full-meal review covers vegan dishes including Tofuie Gras, Parmesan Pleasure Burger, and Teriyaki Noodles, and confirms the restaurant's vegetarian and vegan focus. The review contains no allergen-specific information.fetched May 11, 2026[5] Verified blog Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant in Prague Old Town | Lehká Hlava, lehkahlava.cz
The English homepage confirms the restaurant has been vegetarian and vegan since 2005 and is located near Charles Bridge. It provides no allergen detail beyond a link to the menu.fetched May 11, 2026[6] Verified blog Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Prague | Local Guide 2025, visitpraguenow.com
A Prague vegetarian dining guide confirms that vegan options are clearly marked and notes Maitrea as a sister restaurant. The guide contains no allergen-specific detail.fetched May 11, 2026The kitchen is 100% vegetarian, meaning shellfish, as an animal product, is never present on the premises. Cross-contamination from shellfish is structurally impossible. No allergen code for shellfish appears anywhere in the official menu.
[1] Official Jídelní lístek, Menu - LEHKÁ HLAVA Vegetariánská a veganská restaurace, Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant (official menu)
Per-dish allergen codes 1–13 appear, with V indicating vegan, code 0 meaning no allergens, and a cross-contamination disclaimer applied to all dishes.fetched May 11, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegetariánská restaurace LEHKÁ HLAVA - Praha 1, lehkahlava.cz
The Czech homepage confirms that the restaurant is vegetarian and vegan, has been operating since 2005 in Prague Old Town, links to sister restaurants Maitrea, and provides no allergen detail beyond the menu.fetched May 11, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant in Prague Old Town | Lehká Hlava, lehkahlava.cz
The English homepage confirms the restaurant has been vegetarian and vegan since 2005 and is located near Charles Bridge. It provides no allergen detail beyond a link to the menu.fetched May 11, 2026The restaurant is 100% vegetarian. No fish or meat of any kind is served or prepared. Pescatarians face zero risk of accidental meat exposure. The vegetarian identity is consistently documented across all sources since the restaurant's founding in 2005.
[1] Official Jídelní lístek, Menu - LEHKÁ HLAVA Vegetariánská a veganská restaurace, Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant (official menu)
Per-dish allergen codes 1–13 appear, with V indicating vegan, code 0 meaning no allergens, and a cross-contamination disclaimer applied to all dishes.fetched May 11, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegetariánská restaurace LEHKÁ HLAVA - Praha 1, lehkahlava.cz
The Czech homepage confirms that the restaurant is vegetarian and vegan, has been operating since 2005 in Prague Old Town, links to sister restaurants Maitrea, and provides no allergen detail beyond the menu.fetched May 11, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant in Prague Old Town | Lehká Hlava, lehkahlava.cz
The English homepage confirms the restaurant has been vegetarian and vegan since 2005 and is located near Charles Bridge. It provides no allergen detail beyond a link to the menu.fetched May 11, 2026Lehká hlava is an explicit vegetarian and vegan restaurant, with vegan dishes marked 'V' on the menu and an interactive filter available to display vegan-only items. Many dishes are inherently vegan. The kitchen also prepares non-vegan dishes containing dairy (allergen 7) and eggs (allergen 3), however, so dedicated vegan prep is not guaranteed and cross-contamination between vegan and non-vegan items in a shared kitchen cannot be ruled out.
[1] Official Jídelní lístek, Menu - LEHKÁ HLAVA Vegetariánská a veganská restaurace, Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant (official menu)
Per-dish allergen codes 1–13 appear, with V indicating vegan, code 0 meaning no allergens, and a cross-contamination disclaimer applied to all dishes.fetched May 11, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegetariánská restaurace LEHKÁ HLAVA - Praha 1, lehkahlava.cz
The Czech homepage confirms that the restaurant is vegetarian and vegan, has been operating since 2005 in Prague Old Town, links to sister restaurants Maitrea, and provides no allergen detail beyond the menu.fetched May 11, 2026[3] Verified blog Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Prague, atly.com
The venue is rated 'Accommodating' for gluten-free diners, with 'some risk of cross-contamination' noted and 'trained staff' mentioned. Community reviews highlight plentiful gluten-free and vegan options.fetched May 11, 2026[4] Verified blog Vegetarian Restaurant Review | Lehká Hlava, Old Town, Prague, mini-adventures.com
A travel blog's full-meal review covers vegan dishes including Tofuie Gras, Parmesan Pleasure Burger, and Teriyaki Noodles, and confirms the restaurant's vegetarian and vegan focus. The review contains no allergen-specific information.fetched May 11, 2026[5] Verified blog Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant in Prague Old Town | Lehká Hlava, lehkahlava.cz
The English homepage confirms the restaurant has been vegetarian and vegan since 2005 and is located near Charles Bridge. It provides no allergen detail beyond a link to the menu.fetched May 11, 2026[6] Verified blog Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Prague | Local Guide 2025, visitpraguenow.com
A Prague vegetarian dining guide confirms that vegan options are clearly marked and notes Maitrea as a sister restaurant. The guide contains no allergen-specific detail.fetched May 11, 2026Allergen 1 (lepek/gluten) is marked per dish on the official menu; several dishes carry code 0 (no allergens at all). Staff are described as knowledgeable and will clean the kitchen space or change gloves on request. A symptomatic celiac reviewer (Feb 2026) ate a GF saffron risotto with no reaction after the waiter relayed extra cross-contamination care to the kitchen. Despite this, the venue explicitly is not a dedicated gluten-free facility, a blanket 'may contain traces' disclaimer applies to all dishes, and no dedicated fryer or prep area is documented. Not listed on the Coeliac UK accreditation scheme.
[1] Official Jídelní lístek, Menu - LEHKÁ HLAVA Vegetariánská a veganská restaurace, Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant (official menu)
Per-dish allergen codes 1–13 appear, with V indicating vegan, code 0 meaning no allergens, and a cross-contamination disclaimer applied to all dishes.fetched May 11, 2026[2] Aggregator Lehká hlava - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Prague, FindMeGlutenFree
Explicitly not a dedicated GF facility; GF items marked; staff knowledgeable and will clean kitchen/change gloves; three celiac/GF reviewers report positive experiences without symptoms; 'good for dairy-free' noted by three separate reviewers.fetched May 11, 2026[3] Verified blog Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Prague, atly.com
The venue is rated 'Accommodating' for gluten-free diners, with 'some risk of cross-contamination' noted and 'trained staff' mentioned. Community reviews highlight plentiful gluten-free and vegan options.fetched May 11, 2026Allergen 7 (mléko/milk and dairy products) is marked per dish on the official menu; vegan-marked ('V') dishes are inherently dairy-free and identifiable. Multiple FindMeGlutenFree reviewers specifically note the restaurant is 'good for dairy-free.' Shared kitchen; blanket cross-contamination disclaimer applies to all dishes.
[1] Official Jídelní lístek, Menu - LEHKÁ HLAVA Vegetariánská a veganská restaurace, Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant (official menu)
Per-dish allergen codes 1–13 appear, with V indicating vegan, code 0 meaning no allergens, and a cross-contamination disclaimer applied to all dishes.fetched May 11, 2026[2] Aggregator Lehká hlava - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Prague, FindMeGlutenFree
Explicitly not a dedicated GF facility; GF items marked; staff knowledgeable and will clean kitchen/change gloves; three celiac/GF reviewers report positive experiences without symptoms; 'good for dairy-free' noted by three separate reviewers.fetched May 11, 2026Allergens 8 (tree nuts and shell fruits) and 5 (peanuts/arašídy) are marked per dish on the official menu. Nuts are used throughout multiple dishes, including walnuts in Špenátový komínek, cashews in Tofuie Gras, and various nuts in desserts. The blanket cross-contamination disclaimer applies to all dishes. No dedicated nut-free prep area is documented. The high presence of nuts across the menu is a meaningful risk signal for anaphylaxis.
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 6 (sójové boby/soy, including soy sauce) is marked per dish on the official menu. Tofu and soy sauce are prominent and frequent ingredients throughout the menu, in starters (Tofuie Gras, Gyoza), mains (Bao Bun, wok dishes, Thai curry), and condiments. Shared kitchen; blanket cross-contamination disclaimer applies.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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