Heading down to check out the Blarney Castle anytime soon? Or perhaps you want to get around Cork for the fabulous atmosphere that it’s famous for.
Either way, Cork is a beautiful city to explore and if you are looking for some food options but are worried that it may be lacking it vegan options fear not. There’s simply no need to worry, as we have seven of the tastiest vegan restaurants in Cork.
This restaurant has attracted attention internationally throughout the years with its renowned vegetable cuisine prepared by chef Denis Cotter, founder and executive chef. The chef focuses on rich, complex flavours with seasonal ingredients. So nice we had to mention Paradiso twice, just last year we gave the guys a shout as one of the Best Restaurants for Clean Eating in Cork.
If you’re looking for a vegan dish where the star of the dish is the vegetable and you want to match that with some exquisite wines, this is the place for you. There is a possibility to dine and stay over with the guestrooms that are available. Paradiso is located in 16 Lancaster Quay, Cork City and prices range from between €30 – €50. So, if you are looking for a treat while in Cork this is a perfect opportunity.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/paradisocork/
This small café is a highly recommended place to try some Indian inspired vegan and vegetarian food. Iyer’s is small but immensely friendly and there is a variety of different options you can try. Perfect for a tasty dish in the sun, check out their Tikki chaat below, a beautiful vegan dish.
If you are looking for a place to have brunch or lunch, Iyer’s have you covered. They are suitable for children and even has gluten free options so, why not give this homemade food a try. Located at 38 Popes Quay, Shandon, prices range between €15 -€20.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/iyerscafe/
Umi falafel wants to share its passion for the freshest and most authentic falafel. They have freshly baked bread, salads, pickles and sauces are homemade with a family recipe. You can enjoy these falafels in a calm atmosphere or grab them for takeout if your on the go.
A handy little spot if you’re hoping to taste some yummy falafel while staying central. The restaurant is in 11/12 Academy Street Cork City. Price is reasonable with around €6 – €8 per salad or sandwich or alternatively you can get an all-day umi plate for two which is only €15.50.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/UmiFalafelCork/
This new exciting café is plant based! What’s even better is that it serves some great vegan pastries such as Pain au chocolat. They also serve delicious vegan burgers, hotdogs, vegan hot chocolate and a range of plant based milk. Their vegan breakfast bowls have become an absolute hit down in the Rebel county.
Check out their standard weekend breakfast above which is complimented with a deliciously indulgent vegan red velvet cake! So pop on over for a sandwich, breakfast or a pastry. Earth Café is located in the centre of Cork at Kiosk 3, Grande Parade Boardwalk. Bring your own cup for a free tea or coffee too!
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/Earth-Cafe
Does the sound of fresh falafel wraps, fresh salads and hummus make you incredibly hungry? Then this is the place for you. E.A.S.T also have sweet potato fries and freshly made flatbreads.
It’s a closed but open space so there is blankets provided for those who get too cold. It’s in Unit 2, Winthrop Arcade (At Oliver Plunkett street). Lovely place to grab a quick lunch while sightseeing.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/eastbytherocketman/
Liberty Grill is not entirely vegan but offers a great range of options for vegans with breakfast, starters and mains. You can choose from fried tempeh or a falafel burger for dinner. If you fancy stopping for brunch they do a mean warm tempeh and sweet potato wrap, all wrapped up with baby gem lettuce and Sriracha veganaisse, nom!
There are also some delicious desserts that are vegan friendly, their ice cream, sorbets and chocolate cake are all equally tasty. You can find Liberty Grillplace on 32 Washington Street and prices range from €15-€20. Definitely worth a try if you are out and about the town!
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/LibertyGrill/
Not an exclusively vegan restaurant but one that serves some amazing vegan Italian dishes. Lots on offer here like vegan lasagne with vegan mince, white sauce and cheese. Other house specials include the vegan pizza and garlic bread.
Check out the beautifully presented truffle and mushroom pancake above, it comes in a light soya porcini mushroom sauce and will have you coming back again and again. There’s also a wide range of desserts that will suit a mix of diets. Marcellos is like a vegan’s dream, especially for lovers of fine Italian food.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/Marcellos-of-Douglas
So if you’re in Cork, be sure to check out some of these amazing restaurants. You won’t have to waste time looking for the best in vegan eating while taking in all that this great city has to offer.
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Heading down to check out the Blarney Castle anytime soon? Or perhaps you want to get around Cork for the fabulous atmosphere that it’s famous for.
Either way, Cork is a beautiful city to explore and if you are looking for some food options but are worried that it may be lacking it vegan options fear not. There’s simply no need to worry, as we have seven of the tastiest vegan restaurants in Cork.
This restaurant has attracted attention internationally throughout the years with its renowned vegetable cuisine prepared by chef Denis Cotter, founder and executive chef. The chef focuses on rich, complex flavours with seasonal ingredients. So nice we had to mention Paradiso twice, just last year we gave the guys a shout as one of the Best Restaurants for Clean Eating in Cork.
If you’re looking for a vegan dish where the star of the dish is the vegetable and you want to match that with some exquisite wines, this is the place for you. There is a possibility to dine and stay over with the guestrooms that are available. Paradiso is located in 16 Lancaster Quay, Cork City and prices range from between €30 – €50. So, if you are looking for a treat while in Cork this is a perfect opportunity.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/paradisocork/
This small café is a highly recommended place to try some Indian inspired vegan and vegetarian food. Iyer’s is small but immensely friendly and there is a variety of different options you can try. Perfect for a tasty dish in the sun, check out their Tikki chaat below, a beautiful vegan dish.
If you are looking for a place to have brunch or lunch, Iyer’s have you covered. They are suitable for children and even has gluten free options so, why not give this homemade food a try. Located at 38 Popes Quay, Shandon, prices range between €15 -€20.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/iyerscafe/
Umi falafel wants to share its passion for the freshest and most authentic falafel. They have freshly baked bread, salads, pickles and sauces are homemade with a family recipe. You can enjoy these falafels in a calm atmosphere or grab them for takeout if your on the go.
A handy little spot if you’re hoping to taste some yummy falafel while staying central. The restaurant is in 11/12 Academy Street Cork City. Price is reasonable with around €6 – €8 per salad or sandwich or alternatively you can get an all-day umi plate for two which is only €15.50.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/UmiFalafelCork/
This new exciting café is plant based! What’s even better is that it serves some great vegan pastries such as Pain au chocolat. They also serve delicious vegan burgers, hotdogs, vegan hot chocolate and a range of plant based milk. Their vegan breakfast bowls have become an absolute hit down in the Rebel county.
Check out their standard weekend breakfast above which is complimented with a deliciously indulgent vegan red velvet cake! So pop on over for a sandwich, breakfast or a pastry. Earth Café is located in the centre of Cork at Kiosk 3, Grande Parade Boardwalk. Bring your own cup for a free tea or coffee too!
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/Earth-Cafe
Does the sound of fresh falafel wraps, fresh salads and hummus make you incredibly hungry? Then this is the place for you. E.A.S.T also have sweet potato fries and freshly made flatbreads.
It’s a closed but open space so there is blankets provided for those who get too cold. It’s in Unit 2, Winthrop Arcade (At Oliver Plunkett street). Lovely place to grab a quick lunch while sightseeing.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/eastbytherocketman/
Liberty Grill is not entirely vegan but offers a great range of options for vegans with breakfast, starters and mains. You can choose from fried tempeh or a falafel burger for dinner. If you fancy stopping for brunch they do a mean warm tempeh and sweet potato wrap, all wrapped up with baby gem lettuce and Sriracha veganaisse, nom!
There are also some delicious desserts that are vegan friendly, their ice cream, sorbets and chocolate cake are all equally tasty. You can find Liberty Grillplace on 32 Washington Street and prices range from €15-€20. Definitely worth a try if you are out and about the town!
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/LibertyGrill/
Not an exclusively vegan restaurant but one that serves some amazing vegan Italian dishes. Lots on offer here like vegan lasagne with vegan mince, white sauce and cheese. Other house specials include the vegan pizza and garlic bread.
Check out the beautifully presented truffle and mushroom pancake above, it comes in a light soya porcini mushroom sauce and will have you coming back again and again. There’s also a wide range of desserts that will suit a mix of diets. Marcellos is like a vegan’s dream, especially for lovers of fine Italian food.
Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/Marcellos-of-Douglas
So if you’re in Cork, be sure to check out some of these amazing restaurants. You won’t have to waste time looking for the best in vegan eating while taking in all that this great city has to offer.
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Passionate about all things creative including food and hoping to spread a few good messages. I believe the most important thing you’ll ever do is stay true to yourself, so be free and be you!
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