Vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Lisbon and Porto
From traditional to fast food vegetarian
The Portuguese gastronomy is mostly
comprised of fish or meat, however, during your travels, you can also indulge
in some vegetarian and vegan options.
The Green Affair, Lisbon Located right in the heart of Lisbon, The Green Affair has vegan and vegetarian options and the freshness and creativity of its young chef, who has experience from the best kitchens in the country.
O Botanista, Lisbon Located in Cais do Sodré, the menu is 100% vegan. Presenting a natural and green decor, the restaurant transmits the relaxing sensation of a garden and surprises with the creativity and presentation of each dish.
Os Tibetanos, Lisbon A ten-minute walking distance from the HF hotels in Lisbon, this restaurant, with an interior patio, is a great place to relax. Its cuisine has oriental and vegetarian origins.
Em Carne Viva, Porto Located on Avenida da Boavista, near the HF hotels in Porto. Installed in an old-fashioned house, this restaurant has a terrace in the garden and its menu is mostly of vegetarian and regional inspiration.
Pé de Arroz, Porto In the centre of Matosinhos, this option is inspired by the most traditional Portuguese delicacies, serving, for example, vegetarian bifanas (pork fillet sandwiches) and francesinhas, which are some of the menus best of. Perfect for someone who doesnt want to give up traditional flavours on even if they follow a meatless diet.
daTerra, Porto So much more than a chain of vegetarian restaurants, daTerra is a project that involves a cooking school, various courses and workshops, and even has its own organic production.
Black Mamba, Porto A complete vegan fast food restaurant that can be found downtown. The names pf the dishes are inspired by music and the space itself also includes a record shop.
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Portuguese gastronomy is varied, with
delicacies from the north to the south, which reflect the different regional
cultures, and it's more frequent to find options in which meat and fish are the
stars. However, there has been an increasing number of restaurants presenting
vegetarian versions of the most traditional dishes in Portugal, such as the
vegetarian francesinha, a typical delicacy from Porto which is
originally comprised by different types of meat.
In addition to the vegetarian versions of
our cuisine, you'll also be able to enjoy the growing options of vegetarian and
vegan restaurants, both in Lisbon and Porto.
Check out the list of restaurants we've selected for you, some of which
are very close to our hotels, for your commodity.
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