Vegan food, travel and lifestyle
I’ve wanted to write a post on vegan Tallinn for years. That may seem a bit random,, but due to my previous job, I’ve been to Estonia’s capital countless times. However, as I was usually on work trips, I rarely got the chance to choose where I ate; when it came to vegan food, IContinue reading The Best Vegan-Friendly Cafes & Restaurants in Tallinn (and Parnu)
Budapest wasn’t really somewhere I expected to find good vegan food. But I love when a city truly surprises me and I managed to find some true gems in the Hungarian capital.
Germany is one of my favourite places for vegan food. That may come as a surprise seeing as it’s generally known for bratwurst and schnitzel; however, in all the big cities – including Munich – I’ve always found it to be one of the easiest countries in which to find delicious and often innovative veganContinue reading The Best Vegan-Friendly Restaurants & Cafes In Munich
You may think that Eastern Europe would be a difficult region in which to find vegan food. Particularly a fairly small city like Riga. And sure, if you went to a traditional Latvian restaurant, you’d probably be right.
The Retreat Kitchen has been on my “must visit” list since it opened its doors in February 2017. Just after its first birthday, I finally made it. It was worth the wait.
Iceland isn’t a place that you immediately associate with vegetarian food. But capital Reykjavik is a city that is surprisingly veg-friendly. We even found an amazing vegan restaurant!Continue reading Kaffi Vinyl: The Best Vegan Food in Reykjavik
Last Sunday afternoon my two flatmates and I had a housemate date. As it was rainy and miserable outside, we decided to treat ourselves to a nice afternoon tea. Not your typical English high tea with tiny cucumber sandwiches and tea cakes but to something much more appealing to me… raw cheesecake and smoothies!
Home to bratwurst, currywurst and schnitzel, Germany may not necessarily be a country you associate with meat-free dining. But Berlin is out to turn this idea around, with vegan and vegetarian restaurants, cafés, bakeries and even supermarkets popping up all over the place.
It was bad enough when I told people I went to a vegetarian restaurant at the weekend but when you say the words “vegan restaurant” to someone, they generally give you one of those disdainful “glad it’s you, not me” looks or make some throwaway comment about how going out for “rabbit food” is not a properContinue reading Going Raw Vegan at Saf Restaurant in London