6 Best Vegan And Vegetarian Restaurants In Dublin

There are some incredible vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Dublin that’ll tantalise your tastebuds.

From well know spots, like Umi Falafel, to some of the more recent additions to the foodie scene in County Dublin, like V Face, there’s plenty to choose from.

There’s also a clatter of excellent Dublin cafes where you can grab everything from vegan brunch and delicious vegan burgers to vegetarian breakfast and more. Dive on in!

Our favourite vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Dublin

The first section of our guide is packed with what we think are the best vegan restaurants in Dublin. These are places that one of The Irish Road Trip Team have been to, and loved.

Below, you’ll find everywhere from Sova Vegan Butcher and Umi Falafel to Cornucopia Wholefoods Restaurant and more.

1. Veggie Vibe Cafe

If you’re headed towards Dalkey, it’s well worth stopping off to grab a bite to eat at Veggie Vibe Cafe! With ‘bowls’ of great food, you won’t go wrong with their All Day full Irish vegan breakfast, or even the Super S vegan Hot dog!

Also available are delicious plant-based cakes and sweet treats, and revitalising coffees and assorted drinks.

Veggie Vibe Cafe is open 7-days a week, from 12pm and until 7pm Thursday-Sunday. You can also order online to pick up.

2. KALE+COCO

Located in Dublin 7’s Stoneybatter, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a more mouth-watering menu than KALE+COCO. With dine-in and takeaway options, you can even order online for click and collect.

No matter what time of day, KALE+COCO have you covered; porridge and overnight oats, smoothies and smoothie bowls, through to nourishing bowls like their Peas & Love, or Miso Hungry.

Oh, and don’t forget to grab a treat for later, like their Snickers Date Bite, or Not-ella Balls! You can also top up your pantry with speciality jams, hummus, and other goodies. If you’re looking for adventurous vegan restaurants in Dublin, get yourself here!

Related read: Check out our guide to the best brunch in Dublin (or our guide to the best bottomless brunch in Dublin)

3. Cornucopia Wholefoods Restaurant

In the heart of Dublin, near Dublin Castle and Temple Bar, you’ll find Cornucopia Wholefoods Restaurant. Embracing the symbolism of their name, Cornucopia, this restaurant really is abundant in food of mythic proportions.

With favourite dishes like their impressive variety of salad bowls, or their lunch and dinner special of a ‘main course with two side salads’, you’ll never feel hungry again!

Cornucopia Wholefoods Restaurant is open 6-days a week from 9am until late in the evening, and Sundays from 10:30am, you can also order online for collection or delivery.

4. Umi Falafel

As their name suggests, Umi Falafel certainly has a lot of menu items with falafels in them. But, that’s not all they do!

With a casual dine-in ambience, you can get stuck into other Middle Eastern delights like Baba Ghanoush, Labneh, Haloumi, and stuffed vine leaves to name just a few.

If you’re after something sweet, you won’t go wrong with their Baklawa or basboussa, and these are both amazing with a strong coffee!

Related read: Check out our guide to the best seafood in Dublin (from fine dining to old-school cafes cooking up a storm)

5. Blazing Salads

Just around the corner from St. Stephen’s Green, the cafe with a fiery name offers up some truly tasty morsels. If you’re looking for a light bite, don’t miss their salad boxes, slaws, moong bean noodles, or even the indulgent mozzarella pizza with roasted vegetables.

Want something for later? Try their rye sourdough loaves, wholemeal soda bread, a full fruit tea brack, or of course any of their biscuits, cookies and other sweet treats.

Blazing Salads baked goods are popular for good reason. Interestingly enough, this is one of the longest running spots for vegan brunch in Dublin, having opened its doors in 2000.

Related read: Check out our guide to the best lunch in Dublin (from Michelin Star eats to Dublin’s best burger)

6. V-Face

When it comes to popular ‘fast food’ or even ‘street food’, you’ll find everything you could hope for at V-Face.

From the classic toasty or sausage roll, through to burgers, fries, wings, hot dogs, or sweet treats like an iced Biscoff latte or a choc chip cookie, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Being vegan has never been so tasty.

Situated on the edge of where Smithfield and Stoneybatter meet, V-Face is open 7-days a week, and it’s one of the better vegan restaurants in Dublin for a bite-to-eat with pals.

Vegan restaurants Dublin: Where have we missed?

I’ve no doubt that we’ve unintentionally left out some brilliant places to grab vegan food in Dublin from the guide above.

If you have a place that you’d like to recommend, let me know in the comments below and I’ll check it out!

FAQs about the best vegetarian restaurants Dublin has to offer

We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from ‘What are the best spots for vegan brunch in Dublin?’ to ‘Which vegetarian restaurants in Dublin are the fanciest?’.

In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

What are the best vegan restaurants in Dublin?

In my opinion, you’ll get the best vegan food in Dublin in Sova Vegan Butcher, Umi Falafel, Cornucopia Wholefoods Restaurant, KALE+COCO and Veggie Vibe Cafe.

What are the quirkiest vegetarian restaurants in Dublin for lunch?

You won’t go wrong with a visit to Blazing Salads, V-Face or the brilliant Carrot’s Tail (although the other options above are all top-notch, too).