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8 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Vienna

Vienna’s vegetarian dining scene ranges from organic weekday lunches in the 3rd district to fully vegan dinners in Donaustadt, casual group meals near Praterstraße and comfort food beside the Opernring.

This guide helps you compare locations by the style of food, time of day and atmosphere you want, while checking opening hours and booking needs before you travel.

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Behind this list is research into vegetarian restaurants in Vienna: we kept the most specialised businesses, the ones their customers rate highest and those that share complete, reliable information.

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#1
Hollerei
4.41,572 reviews
Relaxed vegetarian meals with culture
#2
Tau Vegan Restaurant
4.8801 reviews
Satisfying vegan lunches and dinners
#3
das suess'kind
4.9314 reviews
Weekday organic vegetarian lunches

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Hollerei, Vienna#1
What stands out

  • Vegetarian restaurant and art gallery

  • Outdoor seating among the trees

Hollerei

4.41,572 reviews
Hollergasse 9, 1150 Wien, Austria
Best for
Relaxed vegetarian meals with culture

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.

Tau Vegan Restaurant, Vienna#2
What stands out

  • Fully vegan dishes with generous portions

Tau Vegan Restaurant

4.8801 reviews
Erzherzog-Karl-Straße 38, 1220 Wien, Austria
Best for
Satisfying vegan lunches and dinners

Tau Vegan Restaurant in the 22nd district serves fully vegan dishes with generous portions and carefully balanced flavors. Mala is a standout for spice and depth, while the menu also works well for regular lunches and relaxed dinners.

Split service covers midday and evening meals from Tuesday to Sunday, with dogs welcome. Monday is the weekly closing day.

das suess'kind, Vienna#3

das suess'kind

4.9314 reviews
Sparefrohgasse 1, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Weekday organic vegetarian lunches

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.

Le Pearl Restaurant, Vienna#4

Le Pearl Restaurant

4.71,043 reviews
Radetzkystraße 3/3/1, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Shared Lebanese meals and mixed dietary preferences

Le Pearl brings Lebanese and Mediterranean flavours to Radetzkystraße in Vienna’s 3rd district. The menu includes hummus, tabbouleh, cold starters, vegan main courses, Kibbe Bil Laban and a mixed grill platter with kafta, shish tawook and lamb skewers.

The two-person Le Pearl starter platter suits sharing, while the lunch menu offers a practical daytime option. Its welcoming service and broad menu make it suitable for relaxed group meals.

Marks, Vienna#5
What stands out

  • Shakshuka, fried feta salad and cheesecake

Marks

4.61,127 reviews
Neustiftgasse 82, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best for
comfort food and relaxed late evenings

Marks on Neustiftgasse 82 combines a welcoming atmosphere with comfort food, coffee and a garden area for warmer days. Shakshuka, fried feta salad and cheesecake are standout choices, while the menu includes plenty of vegan and vegetarian options.

Its broad daytime-to-midnight schedule makes it versatile for brunch, lunch, dinner or a late drink, though booking ahead is a smart move for popular times.

Sattva Vegan, Vienna#6

Sattva Vegan

4.8247 reviews
Apostelgasse 29-31, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Vegan lunchesbrunch and coffee breaks

Sattva Vegan serves plant-based breakfast, hearty mains, drinks, coffee and cake on Apostelgasse. Its menu-of-the-day format keeps the focus on freshly prepared, wholesome cooking, with dishes such as baked potato and zucchini with sauce, salad and lentil soup.

The daytime schedule makes it especially suitable for a nourishing lunch or vegan brunch in Vienna’s 3rd district.

Gaia Kitchen, Vienna#7

Gaia Kitchen

4.5899 reviews
Praterstraße 68 1, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
Casual vegan meals and generous group dining

Gaia Kitchen is a vegan restaurant on Praterstraße in Vienna’s 2nd district, focused on handmade food and generous portions. Its varied plant-based menu suits diners looking for a fully vegan meal rather than a token meat-free option, with a friendly, easygoing setting that works for casual lunches, dinners and group outings.

The restaurant is open daily from midday until late evening.

Veggiezz, Vienna#8

Veggiezz

4.32,986 reviews
Opernring 6, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Vegan comfort food in central Vienna

Veggiezz offers an entirely vegan take on quick, creative dining beside Opernring in central Vienna. The menu includes substantial comfort-food options such as a vegan cheeseburger, alongside sandwiches, wraps, sweet-potato fries and interesting drinks including Austrian beer and berry tea.

Welcoming service and a central address make it a convenient stop for a casual lunch, light dinner or plant-based bite between city activities.

Summary

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Hollerei 4.41,572Relaxed vegetarian meals with culture
#2Tau Vegan Restaurant 4.8801Satisfying vegan lunches and dinners
#3das suess'kind 4.9314Weekday organic vegetarian lunches
#4Le Pearl Restaurant 4.71,043Shared Lebanese meals and mixed dietary preferences
#5Marks 4.61,127comfort food and relaxed late evenings
#6Sattva Vegan 4.8247Vegan lunches
#7Gaia Kitchen 4.5899Casual vegan meals and generous group dining
#8Veggiezz 4.32,986Vegan comfort food in central Vienna

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Map of Vegetarian Restaurants in Vienna

Use the map to see which options fit your route through Vienna. Central choices around the Opernring are convenient for a quick vegan meal, while addresses in the 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 15th and 22nd districts may suit a planned visit closer to where you are staying or meeting friends. Check the distance before choosing.

Services to compare

  • Vegetarian lunchesLook for nourishing daytime meals built around soups, stews, dhal, salads and organic local produce.
  • Fully vegan diningSeveral options serve entirely plant-based menus, including hearty mains, handmade dishes and generous portions.
  • Vegan brunchBreakfast dishes, coffee and cake make some daytime venues suitable for a slower brunch or coffee break.
  • Shared Lebanese mealsHummus, tabbouleh, cold starters and vegan mains offer a flexible format for groups with different dietary preferences.
  • Comfort foodChoose from dishes such as vegan cheeseburgers, sandwiches, wraps, shakshuka, fried feta salad and sweet-potato fries.
  • Dinner and late eveningsSome venues combine vegetarian or vegan food with a relaxed atmosphere and schedules extending into the evening or near midnight.
  • Outdoor seatingGarden and outdoor areas can add a more relaxed setting when the weather is suitable.

How to choose Vegetarian Restaurants in Vienna

  1. Decide whether you want a fully vegan menu or a vegetarian restaurant with a broader mix of dishes.
  2. Match the location to your plans: central Vienna, the 2nd district near Praterstraße, or neighbourhoods such as the 3rd, 7th, 15th and 22nd districts.
  3. For lunch, check whether the venue is mainly daytime-focused or offers a changing menu of the day.
  4. If you are meeting a group, look for sharing platters, generous portions or a menu that accommodates mixed dietary preferences.
  5. For brunch, dinner or a late visit, confirm the current opening hours before setting out.
  6. Reserve ahead when visiting at a busy time, especially for a popular evening or a larger group.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find fully vegan food in Vienna?

Vienna has several fully vegan options in different districts. Tau Vegan Restaurant in Donaustadt suits generous lunches and dinners, while Gaia Kitchen works well for casual meals and groups. Veggiezz near the Opernring focuses on central vegan comfort food.

Which vegetarian restaurants are suitable for lunch?

For a daytime meal, consider das suess'kind for organic soup, stew or dhal with salad, or Sattva Vegan for a menu of the day, hearty mains, coffee and cake. Their daytime focus makes them especially useful for a planned lunch.

Are there vegetarian places in central Vienna?

Veggiezz on Opernring offers a convenient central stop with vegan burgers, sandwiches, wraps and sweet-potato fries. Marks in the 7th district is another flexible choice for brunch, lunch, comfort food or an evening visit, depending on its current schedule.

Which options work for groups with different diets?

Le Pearl is a practical choice for shared Lebanese and Mediterranean meals, with hummus, tabbouleh, vegan mains and meat dishes. Gaia Kitchen also suits casual group dining when everyone wants a plant-based meal with generous portions.

Should I book a vegetarian restaurant in Vienna?

Booking is sensible for a busy evening, a weekend brunch or a larger party. Some popular venues can fill up, so check the current reservation arrangements and opening hours before travelling, particularly when your visit depends on a specific meal time.

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