Warsaw – a paradise for vegetarians and vegans
The title of this subpage is no exaggeration: Warsaw is becoming a more vegan and vegetarian-friendly city every year. The Happy Cow 2024 ranking listed Warsaw as the 12th most plant-based city in the world, and there are over 50 vegan restaurants in the capital, so there’s plenty to choose from!
Warsaw is one of the few cities globally where, according to Happy Cow data, veganism has often overtaken vegetarianism in terms of popularity. Restaurants offering plant-based dishes are not a niche curiosity here, but an important part of the city’s culinary landscape and the life of Varsovians.
The multitude of vegan and vegetarian options in Warsaw means you can choose a different plant-based option every day. You will find places serving vegan versions of Polish classics—pork chop or pierogi (dumplings)—and next door, vegan variations on Vietnamese cuisine, ramen, sushi or burgers. Fortunately, the eateries are not only concentrated in the city centre—almost every district in Warsaw has at least one good ‘green’ restaurant, so no matter where you stay, you will find something to suit your tastes.
- Lokal Vegan Bistro (ul. Krucza 23)
- Youmiko Vegan Sushi (Al. Jana Pawła II 45A)
- Vegan Ramen Shop (Al. Jana Pawła II 52/54, ul. Finlandzka 12, ul. Narbutta 83)
- La Vegana (ul. Zgoda 4)
- Bistro Jaskółka (Plac Wilsona 4)
- Peaches Gastro Girls (ul. Stalowa 36)
- Eter Vegan Bakery (ul. Hoża 5/7)