20+ Best Vegan Restaurants in Barcelona & More

Get ready to eat! Barcelona has a show stopping selection of vegan restaurants, bakeries, and specialty markets peppered throughout the city. TIP: If you visit in late January – March, you’ll still experience temperate weather with fewer tourists and it will be less expensive! On average it is in the low 60’s with a bit more rain in March than January or February.

One of Barcelona’s best plant-based restaurants! Their veggie-forward menu features local and seasonal produce paired with some of the best natural wines. They’re creating the ultimate veggie experience that even a meat eater would enjoy! Don’t miss one of their cleverly crafted tasting menus!

An innovative and exciting fusion of Asian and Japanese cuisine, but what they’re really known for is their creative vegan sushi. Forget about boring avocado cucumber rolls, they’re rolling up sushi with a unique combination of ingredients like BBQ jackfruit, dill cream “cheese”, black quinoa rice, and much more. Whatever you choose, don’t miss their Jumpin’ Jack Roll (heüra, bbq jackfruit, nut lettuce, caramelized onions, sesame, aioli, house-made hoisin sauce & black rice).

It’s hard to categorize this charming vegan café because it has a little bit of everything! Start your day with a latte and Spanish tortilla, or refuel in the afternoon with a house-made sandwich and slice of cake! It’s always nice to have options, right?

On a sunny day, there is nothing better than grabbing a drink and sitting on the patio at this hip vegan spot! Aside from refreshing cocktails, you’ll also love their tofu and pineapple ceviche, house-made cheeses, burgers, and more.

When I say this vegan restaurant has a little bit of everything, it seriously does! It’s hard to decide between bowls of Yakisoba, patatas bravas, veggie Biryani, burgers, and so much more. Make sure you go hungry!

This spot is on a mission to change the world though it’s cruelty-free cuisine! Their diverse menu has a little bit of everything — pizza, salad, bowls, burgers, and more. One more bonus, there are a ton of gluten-free options!

Veg Mex is the best form of Tex Mex! This vegan spot has so much to love, make sure you come hungry! You’ll find giant burritos loaded with tinga mushrooms, or jackfruit, creative crispy tacos, flavorful bowls, and plenty of tequila and mezcal!

If you’re vegan AND gluten-free you must visit this sophisticated spot tucked away right in the heart of Barcelona. In addition to being able to eat everything on the menu, this is also your opportunity to try many traditional Spanish dishes that are usually gluten-filled! You’ll find favorites like spinach croquettes, tortillas, colorful paellas, and much more. One more bonus: the menu is also marked for other allergens in case you also need to avoid nuts or soy.

This bright, graffiti-covered vegan junk food spot has everything you’ve dreamt about (food-wise) and more! Whether you’re in the mood for a giant, fully loaded-burger or an equally loaded order of fries, they’ve got it! Along with so many other tempting eats and a gluten-free menu!

If you’re looking for a special dining spot, look no further than these vegetarian & vegan restaurants in Barcelona.

The Green Spot

Carrer de la Reina Cristina, 12, 08003 Barcelona
Vegetarian spot with a globally-inspired menu.

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A chic little spot with a creative mix of globally-inspired cuisine. Their vegetarian menu has everything from hearty bowls of pasta to kale chips. Make sure you save room for one of their sinfully sweet treats — how can you resist a vegan brownie with ice cream!?

There are a literal ton more vegetarian restaurants in Barcelona but this guide might never end (and, you’ll definitely stop reading)! So, here are just a few great spots.

This vegetarian café has a creative selection of seasonal dishes — the owner’s goal is to get people to eat healthier! Feel good with things like their expertly spiced Mediterranean kale chips but for something heartier check out the jack fruit tacos and portabella dumplings. Gluten-free, and nut-free items are available — everything is well marked on their menu.

Get ready to start your day with vegan pancakes, acai bowls, cold-pressed juices, pastries, and much more at these vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in Barcelona!

An entire vegan café devoted to breakfast and brunch! Their amazing menu seriously has something for everyone, from savory omelets with grilled tomato to stacks of fluffy little pancakes covered in berry compote! On top of some of the best vegan breakfast eats in Barcelona, they also have terrific house-made desserts.

No matter what your sweet tooth is craving, you’ll find it in Barcelona!

If you love donuts, you won’t want to pass up this jaw-dropping vegan donut spot in Barcelona! Their menu features classic donuts covered in icing and creative favorites like cookie dough, pistachio cream, passionfruit cheesecake, and more.

This simple vegan bakery has an endless selection of sweets to tantalize your taste buds — from decadent cupcakes and brownies to light and airy pastries. They also have gluten-free options.

The vegan fun doesn’t end in Barcelona with just restaurants and cafes; there are multiple fantastic fully vegan shops and markets that you shouldn’t miss.

Tucked inside the Santa Caterina Market is this vegan cheese and meat shop! Behind their glass case, you’ll find loads of vegan cheeses from pungent blue to creamy mozzarella, along with sausages, sandwich meat, burgers, and so much more! This is such a unique spot; you shouldn’t miss it.

Petit Palace Boquería Garden

Carrer de la Boqueria, 10, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
This charming, vegan-friendly boutique hotel is right next to the bustling La Boqueria Market and a short walk from the Liceu metro station — the perfect location for exploring the city. In addition to its location, they offer vegan options on its dining menus, along with free bike rentals.

Hotel Pulitzer

C/ de Bergara, 8, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
Right in the heart of Barcelona you’ll find this green, 4-star hotel. It’s one of the few hotels in the city that’s been awarded the Biosphere Responsible Tourism certificate. A few of their eco initiatives include the use of solar power, waste reduction, sourcing products locally, and promoting sustainable mobility options (biking, scooters, walking tours).