The 10 Best Vegetarian Restaurants In Warsaw

This vegan restaurant is definitely one of the best places to have a burger in Warsaw. The small selection of burgers on the menu are complemented by a variety of fillings such as tofu, mushrooms and buckwheat. They are tasty and always made from fresh top-quality ingredients. The restaurant is ideal for vegetarians and vegans (the place even has vegan mayo) but the tasty burgers will please even the most obstinate meat eater. There is also a new special burger offered every week so customers will never get bored. The bar serves a great variety of healthy smoothies made with fresh fruit and vegetables.

This lovely restaurant which specializes in vegan Middle Eastern cuisine is situated in one of the busy streets of the city center. Tel-Aviv Food & Wine features a bohemian design with Middle East-inspired décor elements in a family-friendly atmosphere. The food menu is large and varied, offering both gluten- and sugar-free options, such as in its selection of hummus, green smoothies, cocktails and wines. Tel-Aviv’s ‘Vegan Fine Dining’ menu is rounded out with several seasonal dishes. There is also an all-day breakfast menu which includes Mediterranean and great Israeli inspired items, like bourekas, vegan shakshuka and vegan chorizo sausages.

This beautiful little vegetarian café is located in a quiet area within walking distance of the main attractions of the city center, and has a lovely terrace outside in a tree-lined street. The menu features a variety of healthy vegetarian dishes, from burgers and pancakes to salads and desserts. Veg Deli is a very friendly place and the staff are likely to greet you with smiles. The quality of the food is also fantastic and the prices relatively low.

This centrally located vegetarian café is a great place to have a light and healthy lunch. It has a great lunch special which includes a large burrito, a soup and a lemonade. The staff are very friendly and it is clear that the chefs are passionate about food. They also serve an impressive variety of homemade lemonades with a variety of flavors, which are just amazing.

Chwast Food is a trendy vegan burger bar with an attitude. The design of the café is fun and quirky with seats made from tires or cycle saddles and tables made from crates. The menu is small but it offers great quality food, with seven types of fillings and six kinds of sauces to choose from. Some cakes are also available for a sweet treat after the meal. There isn’t that much seating space inside but during the warm months they have a lovely terrace with beach chairs and huge umbrellas.

This centrally situated vegetarian café inspired by Middle East cuisine specializes, as its name suggests, in hummus and falafels. The menu also offers some great vegetarian soups, salads and vegetable stews which are served with freshly baked crunchy bread. The café is quite small but very cozy and has a beautiful terrace with trees and fairy lights creating a magical atmosphere.

This friendly café, situated in the center of the city, has a trendy atmosphere and serves delicious vegetarian food and desserts. It definitely offers some of the best vegan burgers in Warsaw, they are served in generous portions with a choice of bread or roasted potatoes, a side salad and a portion of cooked carrots. The smoothies and homemade lemonade are also excellent while the dessert menu offers delicious vegan cakes such as cheesecake or chocolate cake that will make you forget they’re dairy free with their great taste.

Falafel Bejrut Restaurant is known for making quality Middle East vegetarian food. There are a few seats inside but it tends to get quite busy so the take away option is a good alternative. The food is fresh and delicious, all falafels come served with a generous portion of fresh vegetables so customers don’t have to worry about having their five-a-day.

Marrakesh is a charming and extremely atmospheric café with stunning interior design and ornate décor elements that are both arty and modern. The cafe offers a great vegetarian lunch buffet which consists of an assortment of salads, main dishes, soups and wonderful desserts (the vegan brownie is to die for). One of the patrons’ favorite options is the Zestaw Marrakesh plate with ten different small snacks (including falafel, lentils, and hummus) followed by a pita with falafel. The English-speaking staff of the café are very friendly and happy to help.

A great place for vegan ‘street food’, Mango is situated in the heart of the city center and offers a selection of great-tasting falafels, burgers, hummus, salads, soups, rice, lemonade and smoothies. The café uses mango in a lot of their recipes hence the name. Don’t forget to sample their specialty, the mango sticky rice.