13 Best Vegan Restaurants in Vienna

Rhulo Cigköfte Ottakring is a vegan restaurant on Neulerchenfelder Straße, centred on cig köfte and a modern Mediterranean interpretation of traditional flavours. The welcoming room, friendly service and occasional complimentary chai give it an easygoing character, while the menu also extends into coffee and sushi rolls.

Daily opening supports brunch, lunch and casual evening visits.

Velani offers 100% vegan Austrian cuisine from Schönbrunner Straße, with a homely dining room, welcoming service and a broad menu that makes plant-based local dishes easy to explore. The vegan schnitzel is a particularly useful starting point, while generous portions make the restaurant well suited to a relaxed, unhurried meal.

Reservations are available and recommended for busy services.

Rhulo Cigköfte Favoriten brings a modern, fully plant-based take to traditional flavours at Gudrunstraße 154. The menu centres on cigköfte rolls and plates, complemented by energy balls, Mediterranean-inspired combinations and Rhulo’s 100% Arabica coffee.

It is a practical choice for a casual vegan meal in Favoriten, especially when you want a filling wrap or plate with a sweet finish rather than a formal dining setting.

Vevi Restaurant offers vegan Vietnamese cooking at Leithastraße 21, with a broad menu suited to both light lunches and generous shared meals. Strong choices include coconut soup, avocado summer rolls with sauce and spicy mango salad, while the selection makes it easy to mix starters and mains.

The restaurant sits in a shopping-centre setting, making it convenient for a relaxed meal during a local shopping trip.

Loving Hut at Maria Kuhn Gasse 6 is a vegan buffet destination with fresh, generously flavoured dishes and a convenient all-you-can-eat format priced at €20. The menu includes creative plant-based takes such as fresh summer rolls, BBQ-style alternatives and wheat noodles with vegan duck, alongside plenty of vegetables.

It suits a relaxed lunch or weekend meal when variety and value matter more than a formal dining experience.

AE Ciğköfteci-Veganhome is a vegan sandwich shop on Engerthstraße 194/1A, offering sandwiches, salads, soups and delivery across Vienna. Its menu is built for quick, casual eating, with cigköfte-based options providing a distinctive alternative to standard takeaway.

The location works for an easy lunch or evening meal, while the broad sandwich-and-salad format makes it suitable for mixed appetites and lighter orders.

Vegan Market’s Stand 2&3 at Volkertmarkt serves fresh, plant-based Vietnamese food in a lively local-market setting. The compact menu includes summer rolls, bánh mì, Com Chien and Mi Xao, with a few outdoor seats for a relaxed stop.

It is especially well suited to a casual daytime meal, combining quick market convenience with bright, satisfying dishes rather than a formal restaurant atmosphere.

OSES Çiğ Köfte 1100 Wien specialises in 100% vegan, halal çiğ köfte made with natural ingredients at Quellenstraße 94. The signature dish delivers a distinctive, spiced option for a quick snack, light meal or filling takeaway, with a friendly, conversational service style.

It is a useful Favoriten stop when you want something plant-based and flavourful that sits outside the usual burger, bowl or salad formats.

das suess'kind is a compact daytime restaurant at Sparefrohgasse 1, built around a changing menu of soup, stew or dhal and salad. The food is organic and local, with combinations available for a fuller lunch; standout touches include rich dhal, cashew cream and carefully prepared coffee.

Its patient, attentive service makes it a strong fit for a nourishing weekday meal in Vienna’s 1030 district.

Restaurant lara is a vegetable-led all-day restaurant at Passauer Platz, serving seasonal dishes designed for sharing from brunch through dinner. Creative combinations, balanced ingredients and polished presentation make it suitable for a celebratory meal, date or relaxed evening with several plates on the table.

Brunch is available Saturday morning, while dinner runs Tuesday to Saturday; reservations are worth arranging ahead for busy occasions.

Veggico on Josefstädter Straße focuses on Asian-style vegetarian and vegan cooking in a family-run setting. Its menu is especially appealing for ramen fans: the vegan ramen is rich, umami-led and more substantial than a routine noodle bowl, with other plant-based dishes available as well.

The restaurant suits a casual lunch or dinner, while takeaway orders are best kept practical and checked carefully before relying on delivery timing.

Hollerei combines a vegetarian restaurant and art gallery at Hollergasse 9, with creative vegetable dishes shaped by regional produce. The menu includes fresh, balanced plates, comforting soups, samosas and Thai curry, while outdoor seating among the trees adds a relaxed dimension.

It is a versatile choice for an unhurried lunch or dinner, and its long-standing presence makes it a distinctive destination in Vienna’s 1150 district.

BOK Restaurant is a compact Pan-Asian dining spot on Favoritenstraße 8, with a menu that spans regional specialities and thoughtful vegetarian and vegan choices. The kitchen includes dishes such as fried vegetables with tofu, lotus root and Bāo zǎi fàn, while staff take care to ask about plant-based preferences.

It suits a casual lunch or dinner when you want flexible Asian dining for a mixed group.