Best vegan restaurants in Prague
14 venues in Prague rated S to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
Pastva specialises exclusively in modern vegan cuisine; official website states 'only purely plant-based products' across all menus, daily-changing cakes, and drinks. Listed as a Vegan restaurant on HappyCow with 180+ community reviews all confirming plant-only food. Kitchen is structurally 100% vegan — no animal products on the premises.
100% vegan canteen (veganská jídelna) with no animal products on the premises. The official website self-describes as a vegan canteen; HappyCow reviewers call it 'completely vegan' and '100% vegan diner'; Vegan Food & Living lists it under 'exclusively vegan dining'; a RestaurantGuru reviewer states 'Dietary restrictions: 100% vegan restaurant.' Multiple convergent independent sources confirm structural exclusivity.
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. The owner's story and the restaurant's concept are explicitly vegan. This is a 100% dedicated vegan kitchen.
MyRaw Café is a 100% raw vegan café. HappyCow lists it in the Vegan category; the owner (Mirka) explicitly confirms 'Our place is 100% raw vegan' in a management response to a HappyCow review; the official menu describes 'purely plant-based' (čistě rostlinných) sourcing throughout; every reviewer across FMGF and HappyCow confirms everything is vegan. Structurally no animal products are on premises.
100% vegan restaurant confirmed by multiple independent sources. HappyCow categorises it as 'Vegan' and describes it as a 'vegan buffet restaurant and food shop with several branches in Prague.' Official website (Czech): 'Provozujeme veganskou restauraci' ('We operate a vegan restaurant'). Independent vegan food blog (Herbivores' Heaven, July 2024): 'It's an all vegan restaurant.' No animal products on the premises; structurally impossible to serve non-vegan food.
100% vegan kitchen: the official website states '100% veganská restaurace v Praze' (100% vegan restaurant in Prague), multiple HappyCow reviewers independently confirm 'einfach alles war vegan' and 'everything's vegan self-service buffet', Spinach. guide describes it as 'Fully Vegan', and RestaurantGuru carries a Google review explicitly noting 'Vegetarian options: Fully vegan'. No animal products are present on the premises — Tier S via dedicated-kitchen path (i).
100% plant-based kitchen; no animal products on premises. Menu is entirely vegan.
Dosa Dosa is a self-described 100% vegan bistro. Every dish on the menu is labelled 'Veganské'. Oat barista milk is the kitchen default in place of dairy; animal eggs are replaced by spiced tofu ('tofíčka'). No animal products are served on the premises, making cross-contamination structurally impossible.
100% vegan restaurant since 2016; no animal products are used on the premises, making cross-contamination with animal-derived ingredients structurally impossible. Confirmed by HappyCow (4.5 stars, 894 reviews, listed as Vegan Restaurant), multiple FindMeGlutenFree reviewers stating 'everything is vegan' and 'completely vegan restaurant', and the venue's own identity as a dedicated plant-based establishment.
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. The venue's own website (countrylife.cz) confirms it is a 'prodejna bioporavin' (organic food store) with a restaurant. Multiple convergent sources confirm the entire operation is vegan, making it structurally impossible for non-vegan ingredients to be present.
Palo Verde is a 100% plant-based bistro with no animal products on the premises. HappyCow categorises it as 'Vegan' (not 'veg-options'). Multiple independent reviewers across 687 reviews confirm a fully animal-product-free kitchen: 'Completely vegan, including traditional dishes'; 'fully vegan menu'; '100% plant based'; 'All vegan.' Venue description reads 'Plant-based bistro.' Structurally impossible to contaminate with non-vegan ingredients.
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'). A 100% dedicated vegan kitchen means animal products are structurally absent from the premises. Seven self-identified vegan HappyCow reviewers visited without issue.
Venue is named 'Sandokan Vegan Bistro' and described as a vegan restaurant by multiple sources. The website states the daily menu features vegan options, and the blog lists it as a plant-based buffet. No animal products are used.
Described as the most popular vegan restaurant in Prague in a blog about vegan-friendly homestay destinations; serves traditional veganised Czech dishes. Single source suggests a fully vegan kitchen, but no official accreditation or corroborating evidence.
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