Best vegan restaurants in Florence
4 venues in Florence rated S to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
The restaurant is named RAW VEGAN FIRENZE and is described by multiple sources as a fully vegan restaurant. HappyCow lists it as a 'Vegan Restaurant' with a vegan logo. The Veggies Abroad blog confirms it is 'not only vegan but also gluten-free and mostly raw'. The Eating Europe guide describes it as a 'vegan restaurant'. The venue's own name and branding indicate a 100% vegan kitchen. This qualifies for Tier S under rule 1a(i) as a dedicated kitchen with no animal products on premises.
100% vegan bistro since 2015, confirmed by the venue's own website and multiple independent sources. The menu is entirely plant-based, with no animal products used. The venue's website states it is 'vegan' and 'cruelty free'. Multiple blog and aggregator sources confirm it is a fully vegan restaurant.
The venue's official website and menu describe it as a 'ristorante vegetariano' and '100% VEG', and the homepage prominently features a 'Vegan OK' section. HappyCow lists it as a 'Vegan' category restaurant with 380 reviews from vegan diners. The official menu page states 'I nostri piatti sono disegnati per dare pura energia' and the homepage says 'I nostri prodotti selezionati e genuini sono preparati con ogni accortezza possibile per essere realmente vegani'. This is a fully vegan restaurant.
The venue's own website and multiple blog sources describe Veg & Veg as a vegetarian restaurant with vegan options. The menu includes items like veggie burgers, poke bowls, and pancakes, but no source confirms a dedicated vegan kitchen or that all dishes are vegan. The Eating Europe blog notes the menu 'focuses on burgers, poke bowls, and brunch-style offerings' and that 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 the menu images show items like 'Burger Veg, Crema di Grana al Pepe' (which contains 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. The HappyCow aggregator does not list this venue in its top 10 vegan restaurants in Florence, further suggesting it is not a dedicated vegan establishment.
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