
Veg & Veg | Mercato Centrale Firenze
Veg & Veg is described as a vegetarian restaurant by its own website and multiple blog sources.
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Veg & Veg is described as a vegetarian restaurant by its own website and multiple blog sources. The Eating Europe blog calls the venue "a popular veggie eatery," and Veggies Abroad lists it under "Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Florence." The venue's own site describes itself as "Vegano & Vegetariano" (Vegan & Vegetarian). Menu images show items such as "Burger Veg, Crema di Grana al Pepe," which contains Grana Padano cheese and is therefore vegetarian but not vegan, and "Burger Veg, Burrata," with burrata being a dairy product and also vegetarian. This confirms a vegetarian-focused menu with some vegan options. The venue does not appear on HappyCow's top 10 vegan restaurants list, but it is listed as a vegetarian-friendly option in the broader Florence guide.
[1] Aggregator 10 Best Vegan Restaurants in Florence, Italy - 2026 - HappyCow, HappyCow
The source lists the top 10 vegan restaurants in Florence. Veg & Veg is not included, which suggests it is not a dedicated vegan venue.fetched May 18, 2026[2] Verified blog ita :: Veg&Veg - Vegan & Vegetarian Food, vegandveg.it
The venue's website describes itself as 'Vegano & Vegetariano' (Vegan & Vegetarian). Menu images show items containing cheese (Grana, Burrata), pointing to a vegetarian focus with some vegan options available.fetched May 18, 2026[3] Verified blog A Guide to Vegetarian Restaurants in Florence | Eating Europe, eatingeurope.com
Describes Veg & Veg as a 'popular veggie eatery' in Mercato Centrale; menu focuses on burgers, poke bowls, and brunch; author tried the halloumi burger (not vegan).fetched May 18, 2026[4] Verified blog 15+ Must Try Vegan Restaurants in Florence & More 2026 - Veggies Abroad, veggiesabroad.com
The source lists Veg & Veg under "Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Florence" and describes it as offering a "casual vegetarian menu" with veggie burgers and bowls.fetched May 18, 2026The venue's website and several blogs describe Veg & Veg as a vegetarian restaurant with vegan options. The menu includes veggie burgers, poke bowls, and pancakes, but no dedicated vegan kitchen is confirmed, and not all dishes are vegan. The Eating Europe blog notes that the menu focuses on burgers, poke bowls, and brunch-style offerings; the author tried the halloumi burger, which is not vegan. The Veggies Abroad blog lists it as a vegetarian spot. The venue's own site describes it as "Vegano & Vegetariano" (Vegan & Vegetarian), but menu images show items like "Burger Veg, Crema di Grana al Pepe" (containing Grana Padano cheese, not vegan) and "Burger Veg, Burrata" (burrata is dairy). This indicates a mixed menu with both vegetarian and vegan options, not a fully vegan kitchen. HappyCow does not list this venue in its top 10 vegan restaurants in Florence, further suggesting it is not a dedicated vegan establishment.
[1] Aggregator 10 Best Vegan Restaurants in Florence, Italy - 2026 - HappyCow, HappyCow
The source lists the top 10 vegan restaurants in Florence. Veg & Veg is not included, which suggests it is not a dedicated vegan venue.fetched May 18, 2026[2] Verified blog ita :: Veg&Veg - Vegan & Vegetarian Food, vegandveg.it
The venue's website describes itself as 'Vegano & Vegetariano' (Vegan & Vegetarian). Menu images show items containing cheese (Grana, Burrata), pointing to a vegetarian focus with some vegan options available.fetched May 18, 2026[3] Verified blog A Guide to Vegetarian Restaurants in Florence | Eating Europe, eatingeurope.com
Describes Veg & Veg as a 'popular veggie eatery' in Mercato Centrale; menu focuses on burgers, poke bowls, and brunch; author tried the halloumi burger (not vegan).fetched May 18, 2026[4] Verified blog 15+ Must Try Vegan Restaurants in Florence & More 2026 - Veggies Abroad, veggiesabroad.com
The source lists Veg & Veg under "Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Florence" and describes it as offering a "casual vegetarian menu" with veggie burgers and bowls.fetched May 18, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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