Vegetarian Restaurant GuideMeat-free eating in Prague, with Henrik's handy guide
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A lot of people seem to think rohlíks are the only vegetarian food to be found in Prague. Fortunately, though, there are plenty of places to choose from, and I've listed a few of them here. UNDER 120 CZK PER HEAD Run by Krishna devotees, Balarama serves no-frills Indian cuisine similar to Govinda's. The food is more sweet than it is spicy. Open until 8pm. Closed on weekends. Packed around lunch-time. Inexpensive and conveniently located Indian restaurant, just around the corner from Old Town Square. You can get a big plate or small plate of the daily special or get something from their menu. Has a bit of fast-food feel to it. During the day you can take your meal outside and eat in the yard. Country Life One of Prague's most popular vegetarian diners, located midway between Můstek and Old Town Square. They have several types of veggie burgers to take away, and a large inexpensive buffet with fresh greens and several hot dishes if you have time to sit down. There's also a small health-food store next door, with the town's biggest selection of tofu sausages. Country Life More of a takeaway than the Melantrichova location (see above), but there are a few tables upstairs. Gets crazy at lunchtime. Vegetariánský klub Góvinda - Praha 1 A cheap Hare Krishna-owned restaurant in the New Town. There's a different set menu every day, which includes a soup, a salad, a vegetarian main course (usually rice and a sauce of some sort), a dessert and unlimited filtered table water. There's an 11% discount after 3pm and a 50% discount after 4:30pm but be sure to hurry - they close at 5pm. There's also a bakery/organic food store next door, and a second location in Prague 8. Klub Architektů If you feel comfortable sitting next to people eating rabbits and pork knees, this cozy downstairs restaurant has quite a few dishes suitable for vegetarians. Mailsi A Pakistani restaurant in Žižkov. Malý Buddha A nice, quiet Thai restaurant in the castle district. Orange Moon Thai/Burmese/Indian restaurant in the Palác Flora shopping mall. The takeaway counter is half price, so you can either eat in the noisy food court, take your plate to one of the benches outside, or eat at home. Velryba Cheap and lively New Town hangout, popular with students, with a restaurant upfront and a café in the back. OVER 120 CZK PER HEAD A Prague rarity: a stylish, informal restaurant serving an inexpensive, entirely vegetarian menu, featuring wholesome, mostly organic ingredients. There's a second location in Dejvice. Byblos This restaurant, in the Prague Stock Exchange building, specializes in Lebanese cuisine, including tasty vegetarian items like hummus, tabbouleh and baba ghanouj. Clear Head / Lehka hlava A stylish new restaurant close to the Charles bridge, serving fresh, delicious food. Dahab An atmospheric Old Town café, complete with water pipes and exotic teas, on the same block as the Roxy. Serves mainly Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, many of which are vegetarian. Diwan Another Lebanese restaurant, this one with a prestigious location in the Savarin palace, near the foot of Wenceslas Square. Heavy on atmospheric Middle Eastern-style decor, Diwan offers up a range of traditional vegetarian dishes. Miyabi A Japanese restaurant in the New Town, which - though mainly focused on sushi -- also has a few vegetarian dishes. Orange Moon The original Orange Moon, which spawned the Palác Flora branch (above). This Old Town restaurant also offers Thai, Burmese and Indian cuisine, but doesn't have Flora's half-price takeaway counter. Café Radost FX One of Prague's oldest and best-loved all-vegetarian options, on the ground floor above the Radost FX club. Also offers an American-style vegetarian brunch at weekends. Rasoi Restaurant and Soul of India A typical Indian restaurant, in the Old Town, with various vegetarian options. Tulip Café Enjoy tasty veggie items like tofu burgers, couscous salads, and hummus wraps at this expat-owned café in the SoNa (South of Národní) district. READERS' COMMENTS "Maly Buddha is actually a Vietnamese restaurant, not Thai, and it is over 120 CZK per head. I had the Buddha special that was priced 180 CZK. The food was very good, while the restaurant has a very calm and serene atmosphere. Highly recommended."
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