Where are the best vegan-friendly food spots in Ireland?

Where are the best vegan-friendly food spots in Ireland?

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Tuck into Ireland’s meat-free feasts and tasty treats at one of these fantastic vegan-friendly food spots dotted around the island. Vegan or not, you won’t be able to resist.

Specialising in a vegan and vegetarian cuisine is the 18th century themed Georgian dining rooms of the Cornucopia in Dublin. Its lavish menu shows how eating out when vegan can be delicious! For a more on-the-go food stop in the city, pop into Beanhive for one of its famous flavour-packed sandwiches.

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The Happy Pear Café in County Wicklow is recognised for its colourful and positive atmosphere that aims to promote a healthier and more sustainable world, starting with what we eat. You’ll find a similar vibe at the sweet independent Lighthouse Café in Galway, filled with vegan dishes made from locally-sourced ingredients.

Sligo’s Sweet Beat Café is living proof of how clean, healthy eating is better than any fast food. We recommend its coconut curry – a mouth-watering dish that will fill your heart as well as your tummy! In the heart of Cork City is Café Paradiso – it always brings a touch of luxury to Ireland’s vegan dining and creates unique tastes and flavours.

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As you tour Northern Ireland’s walled city of Derry~Londonderry, be sure to head over to Pykes ‘N’ Pommes for one of its mouth-watering veganderry burgers or cauliflower tacos; while the Ursa Minor Bakehouse in County Antrim serves fresh breads and pastries every day for the perfect breakfast treat. But if you’re simply craving a bit of junk food, Eat Street Belfast is for you because being vegan doesn’t always have to be about being healthy!

Do any of our community members have recommendations for more delicious vegan destinations they’ve checked out in Ireland?

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- Thyme Out in Dingle, co Kerry: home cooked buddha bowls, soups, refreshing salads, and baguettes in a cosy cottage with a magical garden.
- Sunflour in Cork, co Cork: hand made fresh pasta and sourdough pizza. Open kitchen concept, mind-blowing quality and taste!
These two vegan restaurants are my all-time favourites! Enjoy.

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