Krakow - Vegan Travel Guide

Krakow - Vegan Travel Guide, Krakow, Poland

Krakow is a wonderful city for vegans and vegetarians. From Polish traditional cuisine with a vegan twist to plant based fast food, Krakow has so many vegan and vegan-friendly places to eat.

If you’re planning a short city break, you may want to stay longer just to enjoy all the vegan food!

ֳNo wonder this place has such a high rating on Happy Cow. This 100% vegan place is extremely popular in Krakow, simply because they make amazingly delicious vegan kebab.

The menu is on the wall and includes two sizes of wraps and different veggies and sauces to go with your vegan kebab.

I had the Hamster kebab, which is the one with peanut butter and coconut sauce. It was absolutely perfect. I’m not a fan of meat substitutes, so happy to say it didn’t taste anything like meat.

On another visit I tried the Aloha, which came with mango sauce an marinated pineapple and was just as wonderful.

They also have smoothies, vegan cake and hotdogs. You can ask to add vegan cheese to you meal at a small extra cost.

The space is small, it has just a few tables and you will probably find yourself sharing a table with other people. It feels a bit like a local hangout that everybody seems to stop at when they pass by. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Krakow - Vegan Travel Guide
Guide Location: Poland » Krakow
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Tal Hayoun
Read it on Author's Website: http://brightnomad.net/krakow-vegan-travel-guide/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Vegab
  • Mihiderka
  • WieloPole 3
  • Veganic
  • Farma Burgerownia Roślinna
  • Vegano Cafe
  • Glonojad
  • Bonobo Cafe
  • Hariprasad
  • Nova Krova
  • Cafe Mlynek
  • Momo
  • Krowarzywa
  • Smaki Roslinne

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