Vegan Garden

“The culinary evolution of Budapest knows no bounds. Following a plant-based diet in the heart of Budapest has never been as easy as it is today as there are many vegan-friendly restaurants and venues that are constantly open to diners," it said. Reviews of Vegan Garden owner, Márton Nagy. Budapest's street food vendors started selling vegan food a long time ago, however, they still didn't have a certain area where only vegan food was served, until the Rácskert Pub decided to establish a Vegan Garden, which has both a vegan food truck garden and a small bistro.

Entering Vegan Garden, diners will immediately feel a friendly welcome. Providing fixed parking for six foodtrucks selling street food, Vegan Garden serves the following dishes:

- Las Vegan's : hamburgers, pizzas, smoothies, fries, sweet potato fries and a variety of vegan sauces.

- Hideg Nyalat : ice cream without sugar, dairy (dairy), gluten, soy and egg, suitable not only for vegans but also for diners with diabetes, food allergies or non-vegetarians Due to some sensitive ingredients, ice cream can also be enjoyed on hot days.

- Vexicana : Mexican dishes such as: chilli corn carne made with ragout noodles, scallions, chili and soy cream; quesadilla with bean hummua and smoked vegetarian cheese; corn soup with coconut milk, cilantro, popcorn and parsley.

- Kristóf's Kitchen : serving dishes with Middle Eastern flavors

- Napfenyes : fully cooked dishes, meatless kebabs, salads and sausages (vegetable) on the grill.

The small bar Rácskert, still in the garden, is now starting to change its focus to sustainable styles with recyclable glasses made from plant-based ingredients and all drinks in line with veganism.

Vegan Garden also hosts many special events related to veganism and sustainability, such as weekend markets and plant-based nutrition seminars.

Address: Dob u. 40, 1072 Budapest

Opening hours: daily 11:00 - 23:00