9 Best Vegan Restaurants in Granada (Personally Tested)

Are you looking for vegan food in Granada? You’re in the right place!

Over multiple trips, including two week-long stays, I’ve visited all vegan spots I could find. And when I was staying in the countryside nearby, where all-vegan places are hard to come by, I loved coming back to Granada for the delicious vegan food.

In this guide, I’ll share my personal favourites, along with a few places that didn’t quite live up to the hype. Keep reading to find out which ones are worth a visit!

1. Hicuri

Hicuri is my favorite vegan spot in Granada! It’s spacious inside, but I recommend sitting outside for a more authentic vibe (it’s worth the small surcharge). Our first visit was after exploring the Alhambra Palace, and we enjoyed it so much we went back multiple times.

If you’re after a bargain, try their lunch menu, €15 for a starter, main, dessert, and drink. They also offer a free snack before your order arrives, which is a nice touch. The menu is international, with options like pad thai, lasagne, and cordon bleu.

I tried a lot of different dishes as Hicuri and my favourites were the lasagne and the light, lemony pad thai.

2. La Tienda de la Unicornios 

La Tienda de la Unicornios  is a cozy cafe, perfect for a late breakfast (they open at 11 am) or an afternoon coffee.

The decor is charming, with wall art, books, and games to enjoy. Even the bathroom has fun details, with fun writing on the mirror and door.

I highly recommend a dirty chai latte and a warm cinnamon scroll. The dirty chai was so delicious, even though I usually don’t drink coffee, the combination of chai latte and espresso is amazing. The cinnamon scroll, heated up, is soft, gooey, and delicious.

3. Veggins

Veggins is the best spot for vegan fast food in Granada. When we visited, the food wasn’t exactly fast, but it was absolutely worth the wait. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and delicious.

You can watch the cook prepare each order, and then either eat at the bar or take your food to enjoy in a nearby park. There are no tables for eating in.

My favourite was the wrap—it was so good that I completely forgot to take pictures! They also sell vegan cheeses, and after sampling them in-store, we couldn’t resist buying three to take home. The white packaged cheese was our top pick, it’s so good.

4. Restaurante Páprika

Restaurante Páprika is a well-known spot in Granada, but my experience was a bit mixed.

The first time we went, we actually ended up leaving without eating, after waiting about half an hour, no one had even come to take our order, which left me a bit hesitant to return. On our second visit, the experience was fine but nothing standout.

I also stopped by once on my own and ordered a salad bowl, which was a bit disappointing, plain tofu in a vegan restaurant wasn’t quite what I’d expected.

Overall, while it’s not my top choice in Granada, Páprika is clearly popular with others, so it may still be worth a try.

5. El Oju

El Oju is a popular spot among locals in Granada, especially with a younger crowd.

You get a free snack with your drinks, and you can even pick your snack from a small menu. Although on our second visit, they had run out, which was a bit of a letdown.

I’d definitely recommend the fajitas, they were very delicious. My boyfriend also really liked the pizza.

6. El Piano

We had high expectations for El Piano, it has great reviews and was recommended by a waiter at another restaurant we liked. You can order plates in different sizes, perfect for sharing tapas-style dishes, and I love vegan tapas.

Although the daily options are displayed in a glass case, it wasn’t quite the quick bite we expected, and we waited way longer than we’d hoped for. I had to change my order twice due to items being sold out.

The food was fine, though nothing special, and could have been served a bit hotter.

7. Wild Food

Wild Food, Granada, is the most recommended place in Granada with great reviews. The interior is very elegant, it’s a restaurant inside a fancy hotel. 

Online, it’s listed as an all-vegan restaurant. Well… it’s one restaurant with two separate menus, only one of which is vegan. In my opinion, it’s not a vegan restaurant then!

That said, we really enjoyed the jackfruit tacos as a starter, they were definitely the highlight of our meal.

8. La Cosa Vegana

La Cosa Vegana is a cozy vegan spot located near the train station. With limited seating, it’s mostly a takeaway place, which works well for quick bites on the go. The menu changes daily, offering a variety of dishes to keep things interesting.

When I visited, I tried a rice dish similar to paella. It was alright, though not exceptional. Still, if you’re looking for vegan food close to the station, La Cosa Vegana is a convenient option.

9. La Revuelta

La Revuelta is hands down the best vegan bakery in Granada, not just because it’s the only one, but because it’s a real gem. Everything is made fresh in-house, and the pastries are delicious and incredibly affordable for the quality.

I highly recommend the custard-filled pastry, which comes with either vanilla or chocolate filling!

The only downside is that it’s a bit off the beaten path from the main tourist spots in Granada, but it’s worth the detour. Make sure to come early so you still a big selection of pastries.

Final Thoughts: Vegan Granada

While I generally prefer fully vegan spots, there are also some vegetarian restaurants in Granada and one vegan options place that we kept going back to: Papas Elvira. It’s a very small place with clearly labeled vegan options, like falafel wraps.

I hope this guide helped you explore the city’s vegan food scene and you’r’ll find your personal favourite place. And if you’re looking to relax after all the eating, check out my post on the best Arab baths in Granada for the perfect way to relax!

And in case you head to the North of Spain next to walk the famous Camino de Santiago, far away from the big cities, you can still manage to find vegan food on the pilgrimage walk.

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