La Huella Vegana Andorra

La Huella Vegana Andorra is a fully vegan restaurant on Avinguda de Sant Antoni in La Massana. Every dish is presented as plant-based, making the restaurant a useful choice for vegans and for mixed groups who want a dedicated meat-free menu rather than a small vegetarian section within a conventional restaurant. It is located at number 50, in the Edifici Protecco, Local 2, in the central part of the village. The restaurant’s listed telephone number is +376 863 348, and its email is lahuellavegana.andorra@gmail.com.

The kitchen describes its approach as vegan and sustainability-minded, with a focus on everyday food made from plant ingredients. The menu combines familiar comfort dishes with international influences. Current restaurant profiles show vegan burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads and desserts; visitor menu references also mention gyoza, arepas, burritos and plant-based versions of familiar fillings. Menu items change, and not every item is necessarily available at every service. Check the restaurant’s current menu if you are planning around a particular dish or ingredient.

There are options for different appetites and meal styles. A burger or sandwich can make a straightforward lunch, while a wrap, arepas or a sharing plate gives diners a chance to try flavours beyond standard fast food. Salads and vegetable-based starters offer lighter choices, and the dessert selection includes plant-based cakes and sweets. The restaurant’s own communication stresses fresh ingredients and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Ask staff about ingredients and portion size if you have a particular preference or allergy; “vegan” describes the absence of animal-derived ingredients but does not establish that a dish is free from gluten, nuts, soy or other allergens.

The venue serves lunch and dinner on selected days, with Monday and Tuesday listed as closed. Current booking and map-derived profiles generally show lunch from about 13:00 to 15:30 or 16:00 and evening service from 19:00 to 22:30. Some listings show a longer afternoon opening on Wednesday and Thursday, or a different Friday schedule, and the official website’s booking form says reservations are accepted up to 21:30. That booking cutoff is not the same as the kitchen’s closing time. Confirm the exact service and last-order time when booking, particularly if you plan to arrive late.

Reservations are available through the restaurant’s official site, and the official page sets a reservation limit of 21:30. Tripadvisor also lists reservations, delivery, high chairs, dog-friendly service and wheelchair accessibility. These are useful indications, but access details such as entrance threshold, toilet layout and table spacing are not described. Contact the restaurant if you need step-free access or have a service-animal question. For dietary needs, ask about ingredients and cross-contact directly; a fully vegan kitchen still handles common allergens such as nuts, gluten and soy.

The address is on La Massana’s main avenue, within walking distance of nearby shops, hotels and local bus stops. The 2025 VisitAndorra guide identifies the restaurant as being in Edifici Protecco, Local 2, which helps distinguish it from other businesses at nearby street numbers. If arriving by car, use signed public parking in the village and walk to the entrance; the listings reviewed do not establish a dedicated restaurant car park. At busy dinner times, parking close to the central avenue may be limited.

The restaurant’s website gives its Andorra contact details and describes the local venue as a vegan restaurant. This is more reliable for identity than older entries that may refer to the brand’s previous location in Andorra la Vella. If a map app shows a different La Huella address, follow the current Avinguda de Sant Antoni 50 location and confirm by phone. The website includes a reservation pathway, while the phone number is the practical way to check the day’s opening, menu availability and any dietary questions.

La Huella Vegana is appropriate for a casual meal, a relaxed evening with friends or a family stop when diners want a fully plant-based menu. Its range extends beyond a single “vegan option,” and the combination of familiar formats—burgers, sandwiches and desserts—with international dishes helps make the menu approachable for people who do not regularly eat vegan food. There is no need for non-vegan guests to treat it as a specialist health-food venue; the menu is built around satisfying meals and sweets. Ask about the current specials to see which dishes are being prepared that day.

For a smooth visit, reserve if you are travelling at a busy time, verify the current lunch or dinner schedule, and mention allergies when you book. The exact menu, prices and split service times can change, but the core facts are stable across current sources: it is fully vegan, centrally located in La Massana, and operates with both lunch and dinner services during its open days. La Huella Vegana offers a dedicated plant-based alternative on Avinguda de Sant Antoni, with casual dishes and desserts suited to both vegan diners and companions who simply want a varied meal.