Barcelona is a vibrant culinary hub where food lovers can indulge in an array of delicious options, including a thriving vegetarian and vegan scene. The city’s commitment to fresh, locally-sourced ingredients shines through in its diverse and innovative plant-based eateries. From cozy, rustic cafes to trendy, modern restaurants, Barcelona offers something for every palate, whether you’re a dedicated vegan, a health-conscious eater, or simply curious about exploring meat-free cuisine. In this guide, we’ll take you on a tour of the best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Barcelona, where creativity and flavor meet to redefine the plant-based dining experience.
At this trendy spot, you’ll quickly forget that you’re in a vegetarian restaurant. Instead of soggy tofu and wilted greens, you’ll find hearty wraps, fresh roasted veggies, handmade pastas, and veggie-forward soups alongside delicious tapas. Aguaribay also offers a carefully curated selection of beer and wine, ensuring a satisfying dining experience without any meat.
Owned by the creators of Slow Food Barcelona, Rasoterra is a fantastic vegetarian restaurant open for lunch and dinner. At noon, they offer an affordable menu featuring soups and creative vegetarian dishes. In the evening, you can enjoy homemade pasta and international delicacies, all paired perfectly with wine and craft beer.
Teresa Carles stands out with its unique menu, combining traditional Catalan fare with haute-cuisine techniques for a delightful dining experience. Pair your meal with a glass or two from their impressive wine list to enhance your visit.
This healthy hotspot offers raw foods, vegan options, and gluten-free dishes along with ‘flexitarian’ creations that include lots of veggies and small amounts of animal protein. The menu also features cold-pressed juices made from fresh fruits and vegetables, ensuring you leave feeling full and energized.
The Green Spot aims to be a restaurant for everyone, not just vegetarians. Focusing on fresh produce, their international recipes are flavorful, fun, and made from legumes, seeds, nuts, and herbs.
Entering Macrobiotic Zen feels like stepping into a peaceful, veggie-filled haven. Choose between five main ingredients to create your own culinary adventure. Everything on the menu is vegan and macrobiotic, offering endless combinations.
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Biocenter has been a favorite for 30 years, offering generous portions and healthy options at great prices. Their range of vegetarian and vegan dishes is made using natural and organic products, appealing to both vegetarians and anyone looking to eat well.
A staple in Raval for over two decades, L’Hortet is known for its traditional vegetarian dishes and vegan options, all made with the freshest produce. The varied clientele adds to the charm, making for great people-watching while you enjoy your meal.
Vrutal elevates vegan dining with a menu that takes you on a culinary journey around the world. Featuring bold and fresh ingredients, you can indulge in dishes like jackfruit rendang with creamy coconut milk, crispy tofu pad Thai, and spiced lentil moussaka, each packed with vibrant flavors and seasonings. The lively atmosphere makes Vrutal a fantastic spot for a fun night out with friends.
Barcelona is known for its tapas, and Desoriente ensures that vegans can fully enjoy this cultural staple. The menu offers a creative array of small plates that reinvent classic tapas with plant-based ingredients. From smoky lentil “boquerones” to patatas bravas topped with a cashew milk aioli, Desoriente delivers a delightful blend of flavors and textures.
Close to the Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA), Veggie Garden is a budget-friendly restaurant with a strong Indian influence. The daily menu features a variety of curries, pakoras, and mixed salads, along with options like a Vegan Burger, cake, and nutritious green juice. For a satisfying weekday lunch, try their vegetable thali, complete with a drink and dessert.
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This small bistro-style restaurant serves simple, fresh vegetarian fare. With crisp salads, hearty soups, and plenty of vegan options, Arco Iris is perfect for a weekday lunch.
One of the first vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona, Amaltea offers something for every veggie enthusiast. The spacious venue is usually bustling, thanks to its diverse menu, making it worth checking out.
This punk restaurant-bar serves a killer veggie burger and trendy craft beers. It’s an all-day spot with unmatched, casual vegan vibes, perfect for a relaxed meal.
Since 2018, Roots & Rolls has been serving up plant-based Asian and Japanese fusion cuisine. Their menu includes a range of vegan sushi rolls, noodles, bowls, and sides such as gyoza, spring rolls, edamame, and cauliflower ‘popcorn’ with a dip. To top off your meal, enjoy desserts like cakes and brownies paired with ice cream.
La Vitamínica d’Horta serves delicious vegetarian dishes without preaching the benefits of a plant-based diet. This restaurant caters to both vegetarians and meat-eaters, offering a variety of veggie plates and omnivore-friendly sandwiches.
What began as a business dedicated to producing natural, organic vegetarian food has evolved into two of Barcelona’s favorite restaurants. For a reasonable price, you can sample a range of imaginative dishes, some of which are vegan. Be sure to try one of their beautiful cakes.
Govinda is a vegetarian Indian restaurant that has been providing hearty Indian cuisine, pizzas, and a formidable salad bar since the 1980s. The portions are generous, making it a great place to visit with friends or when you’ve worked up an appetite.
Flaherty’s offers breakfast items until 3pm daily and some until 7pm. Traditional Irish breakfasts, creative vegetarian and vegan options, eggs Benedict, and more are served at this cozy spot.
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