Vegan Restaurants In Salzburg

Vegan Restaurant In Salzburg

The Keep Garden Kitchen

Enjoy lovingly crafted vegan meals made with local, seasonal, and organic ingredients.

Culinary Selection

Austrian cuisine
Glutenfree and vegan meals

Dining Spaces and Group Information

1 room
Seats indoors: 44
Seats garden: 40
Groups welcome up to 30 persons

Additional Amenities

Children welcome
Dogs allowed

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The Heart of Joy Cafe

The Heart of Joy Café is one of Salzburg’s vegan-vegetarian landmarks. Fairtrade coffee, a broad range of breakfasts, and all-day hot cuisine appeal to the health-conscious in the same way that the shop with Ayurvedic teas and health items does.

Culinary Selection

Indian, Italian and Asian cuisine
Glutenfree, lactosefree, vegan and vegetarian meals

Dining Spaces and Group Information

1 room
Seats inside: 45
Seats terrace: 40
Groups welcome up to 15 persons

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Leichtsinn

In the center of Salzburg, our little urban café serves delectable vegetarian and vegan food, daily lunch specials, a huge salad bar, fresh lemonades and smoothies, and a wide range of favorite items in our groceries. We do not provide convenience foods, genetically modified foods, or anything with added glutamates.

Culinary Selection

Austrian cuisine
Vegetarian and vegan meals

Dining Spaces and Group Information

2 rooms
Seats per room: 15/15
Seats in the courtyard: 30
Groups welcome up to 30 persons

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Vegan Restaurant In Salzburg

Spicy Spices

Culinary Selection

Indian, organic vegetarian, vegan food

Dining Spaces and Group Information

Seats per room: 6/14
Seats garden: 20
Groups welcome up to 20 persons

Additional Amenities

Children welcome

Wolf-Dietrich-Straße 1
5020 Salzburg

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Restaurant GLASS GARDEN

In the award-winning restaurant ‘THE GLASS GARDEN,’ Chef Markus Mayr and his crew will enchant you. Its architectural design, which takes the shape of a glass dome, contrasts with the medieval castle. A one-of-a-kind symbiotic relationship!