20+ Best Vegan Restaurants in Brussels & More

I enjoyed our adventure to Brussels way more than I thought I would. So many people only think of Brussels as the home of the European Union, but there’s much more! Stepping into the city center feels like a Royal affair with the imposing Grand Palace. The surrounding streets are filled with Art Nouveau buildings, and there are countless lively and charming neighborhoods that you must explore.

Then there’s the vegan scene!

While Brussels isn’t considered one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the world, its still got a lot to offer! There are plenty of vegan restaurants in Brussels to visit along with chocolate shops, bakeries, and some really unique hotel options.

With a name like that, how could you not want to check it out!? Their comfort food-focused menu features a nonstop lineup of creative eats — vegan lobster on a toasted hoagie, croquettes de fromage (cheese sticks), seitan bourguignon, and so much more.

This unique vegan cafe was named one of Brussels’s best vegan lunch spots! The eclectic menu features beautiful house-made sandwiches, giant quiches, curries, and mouthwatering baked goods! You really can’t leave without a slice of cake or a flaky croissant.

This Taiwanese vegan street food bar was started by two sisters who wanted to celebrate their passion for food and the plant-based lifestyle. The menu features a fantastic selection of traditional veganized dishes, from faux prawn tempura to a Chinese herbal soup served with rice noodles, dumplings, and more.

If you’re vegan and gluten-free, you’ve got to come here! Their globally-inspired, plant-forward menu focuses on making veggies shine!

In the mood for super delicious, vegan junk food? Come here! This vegan fast-food spot took a little American and Asian inspiration and melded it together to create a fantastic menu. You’ll find everything from a traditional burger with cheddar to a Korean fried mushroom burger with kimchi slaw!

This vegetarian falafel bar is well-known for its flavorful and crispy falafel, the tastiest pita wraps, and bowls! Most of the menu is vegan and offers a vegan tahini sauce, which you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or something delicious and affordable, this is the spot for you.

If you’re craving a slice of cheesy vegan pizza, come to this vegan-friendly trattoria! There are two options for vegan pies — rossa (red) and bianca (white) — loaded with a fantastic assortment of tantalizing toppings. Mushroom lovers shouldn’t miss the vegan bianca or funghi with added vegan salami for an additional flavor punch!

These colorful bowls are a delight for your eyes and taste buds! This vegetarian café focuses on Asian and Middle Eastern-inspired bowls, from comforting pho to falafel.

This vegan-friendly restaurant is pleasing to the eyes and taste buds! Their menu focuses on seasonal and sustainable ingredients, which naturally emphasizes plant-based dishes. They also have their own line of plant-based meat!

This vegetarian Tibetan teahouse prides itself of its house-made Momos (Tibetan dumplings). They have a variety of vegan options stuffed with veggies and tofu. On top of the Momos, they also have other Asian-inspired dishes like Japche, Buddha bowls, and delicious desserts.

If you’re a fan of coffee and breakfast, you’ll love this vegan café! Start with a dirty chai or flat white, then dive into the massive lineup of breakfast favorites! Their breakfast lineup has a little bit of everything — fluffy buckwheat pancakes, quinoa Bircher, scrambled tofu, toast, and more.

On Saturday, this vegan and gluten-free restaurant offers multiple brunch specials featuring house-made waffles, granola, and baked goods.

This modern vegan cafe is focused on all things nuts — it’s actually Europe’s first nut butter café and atelier (sounds fancy, doesn’t it?). Buddy Buddy created a line of nut butters and then incorporated the butters in a variety of drinks, treats, and pastries available in the café. Don’t skip their almond butter chai!

Come here if you’re interested in just plain ole crispy fries with ketchup! This artisanal fry shop and restaurant only use vegetable oil for frying. There are multiple variations of pommes frites, but the only vegan option is to eat them plain.