Vegan Restaurants in Wrocław: 6 Places I Tried and Loved

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Vegan shakshuka with a homemade smoothie. My very first Earl Grey matcha with cheesecake. Sushi so good I wished I’d skipped the ramen. That’s what three nights of eating vegan in Wrocław looked like for me.

My biggest tip? Head straight to the vegan and vegetarian places, because vegan options at regular restaurants didn’t seem very popular. Below, you’ll find the all vegan spots I tried first, then my favorite vegetarian place for pierogi.

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1. Bez Lukru Kuchnia Roślinna: Best Breakfast

Bowl of chickpeas in a rich tomato stew topped with a yellow scramble and a white creamy spread and fresh parsley with slices of seeded bread. A second plate holds a yellow scramble with pumpkin seeds and roasted vegetables and a fresh salad with radish and tomatoes beside a black coffee and a milky tea.

Cosy café with a green tiled counter under hanging plants and glowing bulbs in glass jars. An orange wall with shelves of glasses and jars sits on one side and wooden tables and colourful stools stand by a green mural on the other.

Bez Lukru was my favorite breakfast of the whole trip. It’s an all vegan café with a super hipster, hippie feel and real flower power vibes.

I had the vegan shakshuka with a homemade smoothie and a chai latte. Everything was so tasty. If you only have time for one breakfast out in Wrocław, make it this one.

They serve dinner too, and the menu sounded really good. There’s even a kind of vegan cheese board, and I usually love those. Next time, I’m coming back for dinner.

2. Cudo: Best Sushi

Sushi rolls filled with cucumber and topped with a glossy golden yellow layer and pea shoots and sesame on a white ceramic plate. Wasabi piped into small rosettes sits in front and a glass of red tea stands in the background.

If you love sushi, put Cudo on your list. It’s an all vegan Japanese restaurant, and we went there for dinner. The sushi was so good.

I made one mistake, though. I ordered just a small portion of sushi, then had ramen as my main. The sushi was the real star.

My tip? Skip the ramen and order more sushi instead. You’ll thank me later.

3. Vega: Unbeatable Location

Plate with a turmeric yellow scramble and slices of brown bread and a salad of tomato and cucumber and sprouts on a wooden window ledge. An orange smoothie stands beside green houseplants and the window looks down on a street with a “PKO Bank Polski” sign.

Slice of cream cake with flaky golden pastry layers dusted with powdered sugar on a black and white leaf patterned plate. A glass of matcha latte with milk foam stands behind in warm sunlight.

Vega is a big all vegan restaurant right on the Market Square, spread over two floors. You really can’t beat the location. It was only a short walk from the hotel I stayed at on my first trip.

We came here for breakfast, which is only served upstairs on the first floor, not on the ground floor. I had scrambled tofu, then a piece of cake, and both were very good.

If I’m honest, I liked the food at Bez Lukru a little more. But Vega wins on the view. Grab a window seat and look out over the square, which is extra nice if you’re eating on your own.

Next time, I want to try it for lunch or dinner.

4. BRÚ: Best Matcha and Cake

Matcha latte and a coffee drink topped with milk foam and caramelised banana slices on a wooden café table. A slice of creamy white cheesecake with a biscuit base sits on a pewter plate in front.

BRÚ is an all vegan café and bakery, and it’s the place to go for matcha and cake. The matcha here is great.

I tried an Earl Grey matcha latte, which was a first for me. It’s made with Earl Grey syrup, so it was a bit sweeter than I like, as I usually drink my matcha unsweetened. Still, it was really nice and worth trying.

The cheesecake was very tasty, and I’d order it again in a heartbeat. The cinnamon rolls looked really delicious too, so I’d love to try one next time.

5. Vegan AF Ramen: Comfy Ramen Bowl

Bowl of vegan ramen with mushrooms and leafy greens and nori and bright orange pearls in a yellow rimmed bowl printed with the word “Vegan”. Around it sit a bao bun and sticky glazed pieces topped with sesame and spring onion plus small bowls of kimchi and smashed cucumber salad with a mint lemonade and a red drink on a wooden table with blue resin veins.

Craving a big bowl of ramen? Vegan AF Ramen is an all vegan spot with lots of different kinds of ramen, plus other Japanese inspired dishes. We went there for dinner.

The food was nice, but it didn’t feel very unique. I only realized after ordering that it’s a chain, and I’d already eaten at their restaurant in Brno, Czech Republic.

So here’s my honest take. If you’re in the mood for ramen, it’s a great choice. But if you only have time for one Japanese dinner in Wrocław, go to Cudo for the sushi instead.

Vegetarian Restaurants With Vegan Options

Wrocław also has vegetarian restaurants where you can eat vegan.

6. Pod Przykrywką: Best Vegan Pierogi

Plate of pierogi topped with colourful sprouts and spring onions and dill and toasted crumbs on a pale blue plate. A small bowl of shredded cabbage and carrot salad sits behind on a white lace tablecloth.

You can’t visit Poland without trying pierogi, and Pod Przykrywką is the place for vegan ones. A local I know recommended it, and we went there for dinner.

I ordered the traditional pierogi, which were filled with sauerkraut and mushrooms, with a little salad on the side. They were really nice. My friend went for the local’s tip, the baked pierogi with mushroom sauce, and they looked even better to be honest.

Here’s what else I tried:

Gherkin soup: Another tip from the local. I’d never had pickles in a soup before, so I ordered a small portion to be safe. Surprisingly, I really liked it.
Sweet dumplings: Nope, not for me, thank you.

Pierogi were one of my food highlights in Wrocław. You’ll find more favorites from the trip in my full list of things to do in Wrocław.

Vegan Places Still on My List

Three nights wasn’t enough to try everything. These two places caught my eye, but I ran out of time:

Kawastrofa: An all vegan café that looked really cute, with cakes that looked very tasty.
Ibo Falafel: An all vegan falafel place.

I haven’t eaten at either one yet, so I can’t tell you if they’re worth it. But they’re top of my list for my next visit in December.

Tips for Eating Vegan in Wrocław

Go to vegan and vegetarian places: There are quite a few in Wrocław, and vegan options at regular restaurants didn’t seem very popular. You’ll eat much better this way.
Eat breakfast out: At my hotel breakfast, nothing was labeled vegan. I stuck to things I knew were vegan, like baked beans, hummus, fruit and veggies. It was okay, but Bez Lukru and Vega were so much better.
Pay by card: I paid by card everywhere with my Wise card and never took out any złoty. It gives you great exchange rates and no service fee on transactions, and you won’t end up with leftover cash.

💴 Get your Wise card here

Now Plan What to Do Between Meals

Wrocław was so easy for vegans, and I ate well every single day. If you only have time for three places, go to Bez Lukru for breakfast, Cudo for sushi and Pod Przykrywką for pierogi.

Of course, you’ll need something to do between all that eating. Wrocław is full of surprises, from more than 1,000 little gnome statues to hidden backyards full of street art.

In my Wrocław sightseeing guide, I share 22 things I loved (and a few I’d skip), with honest tips for each one.

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