Best vegan restaurants in Madrid

THUNDER Vegan La Latina

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €

The kitchen operates as 100% plant-based. Its official menu carries the name "Menú 100% Vegetal," and the venue describes itself as a fast-food concept in which every burger, dirty fry, side, and dessert is fully vegan. Because no animal products are kept on the premises, cross-contact with non-vegan ingredients is structurally impossible.

La Encomienda

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €⁠€

100% vegan and organic restaurant in Lavapiés, Madrid. The official website self-identifies as 'Restaurante Vegano y Ecológico' and the published carta lists exclusively plant-based dishes (jackfruit, Beyond/Heura, soja texturizada, vegan ricotta, vegan mayo). A separate accessible-menu publisher and a Foursquare snippet both corroborate the vegan/vegetarian identity.

Mad Mad Vegan

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €⁠€

The kitchen is 100% plant-based, and no animal products are kept on the premises. HappyCow lists the restaurant as Vegan, and multiple reviews confirm that the menu is entirely vegan.

Santa y pura Vegan Bar

Centro · Vegan · Pizza · €

100% vegan restaurant. The venue's own website states 'Comida 100% vegana' and the owner's mission statement explicitly says 'No, ni lácteos, ni huevos' and 'Sí, soy VEGAN'. Multiple HappyCow reviews confirm 'all-vegan place' and 'everything is vegan'. A dedicated vegan travel guide lists it as a vegan restaurant.

VEGA

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €⁠€

According to its own website at govega.es, VEGA describes itself as a vegan and ecological restaurant that pioneers creative and fusion cuisine "without animal suffering." That indicates a kitchen that is fully plant-based, with no animal products on the premises, making it structurally safe for vegan diners.

Viva Chapata

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €⁠€

The venue describes itself as '100% vegana' on its homepage and states its menu is '100x100 vegana', indicating a fully vegan kitchen with no animal products on premises. This qualifies as a dedicated vegan kitchen.

Loca Obsesión Sol | Brunch Madrid

Centro · Brunch · Cafe · €⁠€

A vegan travel blog describes the café as all-vegan; all dishes are plant-based, making the café structurally safe for vegans. No accreditation or further verification is available.

Oveja Negra Vegana

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €

The venue is explicitly a 'Vegan Queer Cafe & Bar' and describes itself as a vegan restaurant. All food is plant-based, meaning no animal products (meat, dairy, eggs, honey, etc.) are used on the premises. This constitutes a 100% dedicated vegan kitchen.

VEGA Alamo

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €⁠€

Described as a 'vegano y ecológico' (vegan and ecological) restaurant on the venue's own landing page, the space strongly implies that no animal products are used on premises. This meets the Tier A definition of a fully dedicated kitchen for vegan (path i).

La Hummuseria

Centro · Vegetarian · Vegan · €

The menu is predominantly vegan. Nearly everything on it is vegan, and there are many vegan options. Egg can be added as an optional extra. A Greek salad with feta is explicitly marked as not vegan because it contains dairy. Dairy and eggs are therefore present on the premises. The venue is listed as offering 'Vegan Options' / 'Opciones Veganas'.

Celicioso Callao

Centro · Brunch · Cafe · €⁠€

The venue offers multiple clearly labelled vegan cakes, cookies, and savoury options. Both HappyCow and the Spinach guide confirm that the restaurant has 'many vegan cakes, cookies' and 'plenty of vegan options'. Staff are described as knowledgeable about allergens. However, the kitchen is not fully dedicated to vegan food, as it also serves dairy and egg, so cross-contamination is possible. The menu marks vegan items.

Superchulo Gran Vía | Brunch Madrid

Centro · Brunch · Vegan · €⁠€

Superchulo's website describes itself as offering 'cocina vegana y vegetariana' (vegan and vegetarian cuisine) and 'rainbow food'. A blog post explicitly mentions 'opciones vegetarianas, veganas y sin gluten'. The Evendo listing describes 'vegan mastery' and 'plant-powered dishes'. The venue is a multi-location chain with a strong vegan and vegetarian identity. No source confirms a dedicated vegan-only kitchen or separate prep areas, and the website notes the menu now 'incorporate[s] animal protein in a percentage of the menu', which introduces cross-contamination risk for strict vegans. The marked menu is not explicitly confirmed for vegan symbols on individual dishes.

Okashi Sanda

Centro · Japanese · €⁠€

The venue's website reports that it has been "formulating to adapt most of our dishes to veganism since 2021." Its homepage tagline reads "vegan friendly." That suggests a marked menu with some dedicated preparation. However, the phrases "most of our dishes" and "formulating" indicate that the kitchen is not fully dedicated to vegan cooking. No accreditation or insider-led evidence is provided.

Restaurante Vegetariano Artemisa - Huertas

Centro · Vegetarian · Vegan · €⁠€

The restaurant operates a vegetarian kitchen where dairy and eggs are present. It includes a dedicated vegan menu, called the Carta Vegana, and marks vegan dishes clearly.

Superchulo

Centro · Vegan · Vegetarian · €⁠€

The venue's website describes itself as 'Cocina vegana y vegetariana' (vegan and vegetarian cuisine) and 'Rainbow Food', indicating a strong plant-based focus. However, the site also states that they have 'incorporamos proteína animal en un porcentaje de la carta' (incorporated animal protein in a percentage of the menu), meaning the kitchen is not fully vegan. There is no mention of a dedicated vegan prep area or fryer, and no accreditation from a recognised body. The menu is not marked for vegan dishes in the provided source.

Cantina 33 - Café - Restaurante Venezolano - Bar

Centro · Brunch · Vegan · €

Venezuelan restaurant where roughly 75% of the menu is vegan with items clearly marked, including vegan tapas, veggie teques, arepas, wraps, burgers and desserts. Meat is also served and the kitchen is shared, so cross-contact is possible. Repeat vegan diners report attentive staff who check ingredients on request.

La Desayunería Barbieri

Centro · Brunch · Cafe · €⁠€

The restaurant offers a dedicated vegan menu section. It includes a Beyond burger, a vegan Caesar, Heura hash, grilled vegan cheese sandwiches, pancakes with vegan whipped cream, and plant-based milkshakes. Four vegan reviewers on HappyCow confirmed the breadth of choice during 2024 and 2025. The kitchen is shared with meat and dairy service, so this is a marked-menu venue rather than a dedicated vegan operation.

Bloved Veggie Corner

Centro · Vegetarian · Vegan · €⁠€

Vegan dishes are explicitly marked (V) across starters, salads, rice and pasta, and desserts. Examples include fideuá vegana, paella de verduras, and milhojas de chocolate y nata vegana. The kitchen also handles cheese, cream, and egg-based dishes such as feta, tortellini, and torrija with crema inglesa. Shared preparation is therefore implied.

Bucólico Café

Centro · Brunch · Cafe · €⁠€

HappyCow lists the café as 'Lacto Ovo' with plant-based milk alternatives and clearly labeled vegan options. The menu includes a vegan toast (tofummus, roasted carrots), an acai bowl, smoothies, and plant-based milk (oat, pea) for +0.50€. HappyCow reviews mention vegan cookies and vegan food options. However, the kitchen is shared with non-vegan items (meat, dairy, eggs).

La Cabra en el Tejado

Centro · Spanish · €

Menu marks dishes V (vegan). The kitchen handles dairy, eggs, and other animal products, and cross-contamination risk is acknowledged. No dedicated vegan kitchen exists.

Zenith Brunch & Cocktails

Centro · Brunch · €⁠€

Vegan options are clearly marked on the menu, including pancakes, burgers, bowls, and plant milks. The kitchen is shared and the venue serves meat, so cross-contamination is possible. This is less critical for ethical veganism. Multiple HappyCow and travel blog reviews confirm good vegan choices.

chök - Chueca | Pastelería sin gluten Madrid

Centro · Bakery · Cafe · €⁠€

chök's brand site highlights vegan products as a core pillar alongside gluten-free, and the Chueca/Barbieri branch carries some labelled vegan items (chocolate cookies, occasional cakes and kronuts). HappyCow reviewers note vegan options are limited, sometimes unlabelled and shrinking, with staff needing to be asked which items are vegan.

Costanza Cafe

Centro · Brunch · Mediterranean · €⁠€

The official menu lists several explicitly vegan items, including a hamburguesa vegana, a vegana bagel, and a pancake de chocolate con nutella y coco described as the vegan option. HappyCow lists the venue as 'Veg-options' with vegan-friendly menu items and two positive vegan reviews. The kitchen is shared and serves meat, fish, and dairy. There is no dedicated vegan prep area or accreditation. Cross-contamination risk is present.

Ardemos. Hamburguesas sin gluten Madrid

Chamberí · Burger · Gluten-Free · €⁠€

Veggie burgers using Beyond Meat plus vegan cheese are available. Several FindMeGlutenFree reviewers explicitly flag 'vegan options' and 'good vegan options'. No menu marking convention or dedicated vegan prep is documented, so vegan dishes share the (gluten-free) burger kitchen with meat and dairy.

Lalina Bravas, Tapas y copas. Restaurante Gluten-free en Chueca

Centro · Spanish · Tapas · €

Vegan options are mentioned on the website and menu, and some FindMeGlutenFree reviews note vegan-friendly dishes. However, the kitchen is not dedicated vegan and cross-contamination with animal products is possible. No per-dish vegan marking observed.