
Il Vegano - Firenze
Firenze · Vegan · Vegetarian · €€As a 100% vegan restaurant, all dishes are also vegetarian. The venue's website and multiple sources confirm the entire menu is plant-based, making it fully suitable for vegetarians.
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As a 100% vegan restaurant, all dishes are also vegetarian. The venue's website and multiple sources confirm the entire menu is plant-based, making it fully suitable for vegetarians.

The kitchen is 100 percent vegetarian, and all dishes are either vegetarian or vegan. Established in 1981 as Florence's first dedicated vegetarian restaurant, the premises contain no meat.

As a 100% vegan restaurant, the venue is inherently suitable for vegetarians. All sources confirm the menu is entirely plant-based.

Because the restaurant is fully vegan, all its dishes are inherently vegetarian. The official menu calls it a 'ristorante vegetariano'.

ORA is a 100% vegetarian restaurant. No meat, fish, or animal flesh appears on the menu. The official menu and blog confirm it is fully vegetarian, making it a dedicated vegetarian kitchen.

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.

Multiple VEGETARIANA options are clearly marked on menu options. However, the venue states all production in a single laboratory and cannot guarantee non-contamination. HappyCow reviews note cross-contamination from shared utensils and cutting boards. No dedicated vegetarian prep area.

The official digital menu (blog-qodeup-com-4) marks vegetarian dishes with a dedicated icon and offers a 'Veggie' filter. Multiple vegetarian options are listed including Margherita pizza, DOC pizza, Italiana pizza, Insalata di carciofi, Caprese, and several desserts. However, the menu also contains many meat and fish dishes, and the kitchen is shared. No dedicated vegetarian prep area is mentioned.

The venue offers several vegetarian sandwich options, e.g. Caprese and vegetable-based. A tagliere crostini can be made vegetarian on request. HappyCow lists it as 'Veg-options' with lacto-ovo availability. No per-dish vegetarian marking is visible on the digital menu, but a HappyCow photo shows menu labels. A shared kitchen with meat means cross-contamination risk.

The menu includes several vegetarian dishes (Millefoglie di verdure, Gnudi, vegetable soups, salads, Margherita pizza, Vegetariana pizza), though items are not marked for vegetarian suitability. The kitchen is shared with meat and fish dishes, and while staff can accommodate on request, cross-contamination risk exists.

Vegetarian options are available and marked on the menu. The kitchen is shared with meat dishes, and there is no dedicated vegetarian equipment.

Vegetarian options are available and marked on the menu. The kitchen is shared with meat pizzas. Staff can accommodate vegetarian requests.

FindMeGlutenFree reports 13 good vegetarian options, and reviews mention vegetarian choices. The menu marks vegetarian options, but the kitchen is shared with non-vegetarian items.

Vegetarian options are marked on the menu, with several vegan and veggie dishes available. The kitchen is shared with meat and fish. Staff are knowledgeable and accommodating.