Vegan food, travel and lifestyle
I’ve done a lot of travelling both as a vegetarian and a vegan with pretty mixed experiences. It’s not always been easy to find good food or have my dietary requirements understood. Though I can’t pretend that travelling as a vegan or veggie isn’t more challenging, it doesn’t have to be scary.
Denmark’s capital is not exactly known for vegan cuisine. Yet like most modern cosmopolitan cities, vegan food is becoming more and more prevalent in Copenhagen.
The Sydney vegan scene has definitely improved since my last visit a few years back. Now that I’m back in chilly London, I’m excited to relive a little summer by sharing my foodie finds from my time away.
Bruges is a city full of stunning architecture, beautiful canals and quaint chocolate shops. Bruges is not, however, a city full of vegetarian food…
Cumbria, a county in North-West England is home to very few vegetarian restaurants. As I spent my Christmas break in a Cumbrian town, driving distance from one of these restaurants, it seemed rude not to pay said restaurant a visit.
Spain has been at the top of my ‘To Visit’ list for a long time and Barcelona has been at the top of the top. When a friend and I recently made it to Spain’s second-most populated city (after capital Madrid), I fell hard and fast for it. Barcelona also turned out to be oneContinue reading Vegetarian and Vegan Finds in Barcelona & Valencia
You know a place has good food when the staff all sit down together in the restaurant to eat their lunch! That was certainly the case at the modern but charming BVeg vegetarian restaurant in Florence.
After days of living on cheese, bread and croissants in France, my friend Sophie and I were desperate to get some veggies into us once we reached Prague.