Vegan
Indian
Mediterranean
Juice bar
Fusion
Nepalese
Vegan restaurant on 2 floors, est. 2011 and is located near Cataluyna square and Museum of Contemporary Arts Barcelona. Makes meals which are based mainly on Indian and Nepalese influences. Find thali meals and dishes like momos, wrap with guacamole and vegan cheese, saracen wheat wok with tofu and vegetables, eggplant and sautéed shiitake, gilled girgola and tofu. Has fresh juices. Open Mon-Thu 12:30-23:00, Fri-Sat 12:30-23:30, Sun 12:30-23:00.
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388 Reviews
First Review by susannahbcn
Andrea249
Points +43
best vegan place in Barcelona - Edit
Read moreThe three of us all ordered a wonderful 3 course meal for a very low price (If I'm not mistaken we only paid 8 euros inluding bread water/vine.
the waitress was really friendly and she explainded everything in English for us.
The atmosphare was very nice, too. There were quite a lot of natives there, too, which is always a good sign.
Veggie Garden is a great place to have lunch, it is very casual though, so I wounld't recommend it for dining.
If you ever happene to be in Barcelona, the Veggie Garden is a MUST-DO if you are a vegan and are looking for some delecious, healthy food!
Pros: amazing vegan food, low price, great service
Guest
AggusyaZych
Points +279
lovely food - Edit
The best vegan food I've ever tried, yammy dinners,deserts and milkshakes!
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AidenBrady
Points +85
Fantastic! - Edit
really really really cheap. amazing, huge salads. try the japanese or roast vegetable, my favorites. friendly staff. did i say REALLY cheap!
Read morePros: cheap, bar service is really quick, staff speak many languages
Cons: can get busy , not very comfortable, more cafe than restaurant
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KateE
Points +32
Excellent - Edit
I have visited Veggie Garden on 3 occasions recently. The set menu has changes every day. The quality of the food is absolutly superb, and the portion sizes are generous. At the time of writing this review the prices were less than I had anticipated. The staff were friendly and knowledgable.
Read moreThere were plenty of dishes available. There were plenty of healthy choices.
Pros: Excellent Food, Good Choice, Friendly Staff
Cons: Portions perhaps too generous!
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animalgazuk
Points +32
Amazing food and value - Edit
A wonderful new vegan restaurant for vegans and veggies alike. Generous portions and superb value. Not to be missed on any visit to Barcelona. Open continuous from lunch till late so no waiting around for them to open in evening. 100%
Read morePros: Amazing food, Amazing value, Lovely staff
Cons: None
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aifos
Points +53
Very nice place - Edit
This place was great, very fun atmosphere, friendly staff, good value, huge portions and lots of options to choose from.
Read moreAlso the smoothies are amazing.
Pros: vegan!, not expensive, great food
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Sarayna
Points +208
Amazing - Edit
Great value set menu at 8.50 for 3 courses + wine! Everything was delicious and healthy, the staff extremely friendly and perfect english and didn't mind at all translating virtually the whole menu to us! Loved the vege tapas so i could finally have tapas properly, as tapas is usually a bit of a russian roulette for a vegetarian who can't speak catalan!
Read morePros: Super helpful staff, Great value, Very imaginative food
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Tara HD
Points +974
Best vegan food we had in BCN - Edit
I went there with my partner for lunch and we had the menu of the day which consisted of soup, "Thali" and dessert. Additionally, we ordered (freshly squeezed) juices (which were excellent).
Read moreFor soup my partner ordered gazpacho and I had the soup of the day which was an artichoke soup. Both were OK but nothing special.
The Thali consisted of 2 curries, a dhal, rice, chapati and sauce. It was very delicious and tasted like authetic indidan food (not like the European versions of curry one gets in so many places). The only thing I did not like about it was how it was served: in an aluminium plate that had "compartments" for the different dishes. I really don't like these plates.
Anyway, the food was excellent and soo much (for a very good price) that we skipped the dessert.
Pros: excellent , menu of the day is very good value, good juices
Cons: presentation of food
Guest
Kaywal
Points +41
Highlight of a Trip - Edit
This is the best vegetarian/vegan restaurant I've been to--hands down...and that says a lot considering I live in Chicago, home to so many vegan restaurants and upscale vegetarian cuisine. Veggie Garden combines everything you could possibly desire in one restaurant: vegan ethnic cuisine, organic red wine, whole grain bread served with the meal, four changing "menu of the day"s, ridiculously low prices--8.25 for the menu of the day (wine, whole grain bread, starter of your choice--between four options, main of your choice--between four options, and dessert), the world's best Gazpacho (and, more generally, soup), vegan samosas, juice bar, smoothie bar, an upstairs sitting area...the list goes on. Did I mention they have a Thali option every day? My boyfriend and I went here 5 times while in Barcelona, I kid you not. We went plenty of other places, as well, but none topped the Veggie Garden. The food was phenomenal--the chefs clearly know how to flavor things the best way possible. On that topic--the service was amazing. The chefs, the waiters...everyone was obviously happy to be working at the restaurant and was always happy to answer any questions--plus, English wasn't a problem! I wish so much to go back to this place! Their gazpacho will live forever in my memory :)
Read morePros: taste, price, service
Cons: white basmati rice--could be brown , sometimes the brown rice was dry/hard, not located in U.S. :(
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susannahbcn
Points +32
Nepalese tapas a speciality - Edit
I tried 3 Nepalese or Nepal-inspired tapas, which were the Momos,which are a kind of steamed dumpling; fried soya beans with a tangy salad; and strips of oven baked tofu with a spicy satay sauce. All of them were absolutely delicious, although I have to say that the fried soya beans were both unusual and extremely moreish being at once crunchy, salty, lemony and tangy. My mouth is watering just thinking about them. I also had two tasty organic vegan beers.
Read morePros: Terrace!, New dishes, Economic
Cons: Desserts still need improvement
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