Vegan Turin Guide - The Best Vegan Food in Turin

Vegan Turin Guide - The Best Vegan Food in Turin, Turin, Italy

Turin, a charming city in the north of Italy, is a vegan-friendly place with some lovely vegan and vegetarian restaurants. Turin (Torino in Italian) is a great destination to visit for vegans and vegetarians. I wrote this vegan Turin guide after spending about a month in the city and exploring many of its vegan and vegetarian restaurants. Italian cuisine is generally easy to veganise, but you won’t even have to go to meat-serving restaurants and ask them to veganise anything, because there are more than enough meat-free, plant-based restaurants in Turin.

A lovely place in a central location. This is a healthy fast food restaurant, famous for its colourful burger buns, including a black one and a pink one. The menu on the wall is in Italian, so ask for the English menu at the counter.

The vegan burgers are delicious. My favourite was the spicy one in the yellow bun, and I also enjoyed the seitan burger in the black bun. There’s plenty of space in the restaurant, including a second floor and some outdoor seating. Flower Burger is part of a chain that has more restaurants in other cities around Italy, including Milan, Rome, Bergamo, Palermo and others, plus one more restaurant in Rotterdam in The Netherlands. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Vegan Turin Guide - The Best Vegan Food in Turin
Guide Location: Italy » Turin
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Tal Hayoun
Read it on Author's Website: http://brightnomad.net/vegan-turin-torino-italy
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Flower Burger
  • Coox
  • Ratatouille
  • Selezione Naturale
  • L’Orto Cafe
  • Giuggiole Bioveganeria
  • A Tutto Vapore
  • Sale in Zucca
  • La Gastronomia Veg

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