Vegan weekend trip - here you will find the best vegan restaurants is written by Christian Brauner
The vegan culture in Denmark
I Denmark it is booming with alternatives to animal products in supermarkets. More and more vegan restaurants are seeing the light of day. Other restaurants are adding some vegan options to the menu. This is happening as we think more and more about climate, environment and sustainability.
In other words, it has become easier to eat plant-based and live 100% vegan in Denmark. But what are the possibilities when we travel abroad? Here are a number of cities that we would definitely recommend for an extended vegan weekend trip.
Vegan weekend trip to London, UK
Great Britain capital is one of the places in the world where most vegan restaurants are found. With over 125 restaurants, the opportunities to eat vegan are just around the corner, no matter where in London you are - perfect for a vegan weekend trip.
In London you will find the first 'vegan chicken' restaurant in the world, here you can get 'fake' chicken in several different varieties. In the east of London you will find a number of vegan pizza places. Here is also Purezza, the UK's only 100% vegan Italian restaurant.
It is also easy to find vegan products and ready meals in the supermarkets. Here there are a multitude of different options on the shelves, so it's just a matter of trying something different.
A multitude of vegan restaurants in Berlin, Germany
I Berlin there are many options if you want to go on a vegan weekend trip. Berlin is often referred to as the vegetarian's paradise in Europe. There are plenty of vegan options to sink your teeth into - so it's just a matter of choosing.
And if you want to go shopping for vegan clothes, yes, the options are just as good.
In the German city you will find the street Schivelbeiner Straße. The street which is known as 'Vegan Avenue '. Here are a lot of vegan and vegetarian restaurants as well as vegan clothing stores, shoe stores and supermarkets.
The vegan environment in Berlin is expanding all the time and the city is a great destination for vegans as well as vegetarians.
Vegan-friendly New York, USA
New York City was named the most vegan-friendly city in 2018 USA. This is not surprising. In 2019, the city has 111 vegan restaurants.
Among particularly well-known restaurants you will find Blossom Restaurant, located in the Chelsea district, as well PS Kitchen. The latter opened in 2017. Here, a sea of different dishes is served for both the small and the big hungry. All profits from the restaurant are donated to sustainable charity work. Click here if you want more tips for traveling sustainably.
In New York there are all kinds of vegan food to choose from. There is both vegan fast food such as pizza and burgers, but you can also find fine and expensive vegan gourmet food.
New York also has a large number of delicious vegan bakeries. In the city that never sleeps, there is pretty much a vegan alternative to everything, so the trip across the Atlantic is clear worth it for an extended vegan weekend getaway.
Vegan Weekend Trip in Tel Aviv, Israel
Israel is the country in the world where the largest percentage of the population is vegan. More precisely, it is 5 to 8 percent – which is quite high compared to other countries. Tel Aviv has therefore become one of the leading vegan cities, and the range of delicious vegan dishes is large.
There is a large selection of vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in the country's largest city Tel Aviv. The city's oldest vegan café Anastasia is worth a visit for both breakfast and dinner.
In Tel Aviv you can get falafel on most street corners, but vegan kebabs are also a hit. Zakaim Vegan Boutique serves Persian and other Middle Eastern dishes made from local ingredients.
The most vegan-friendly city: Amsterdam, Netherlands
In 2017, Amsterdam was named Europe's most vegetarian-friendly city, but it Dutch The capital is also high on various lists of vegan cities. Therefore, that city is of course also unavoidable on a guide for a vegan weekend trip.
In the vegan environment, the city is especially known for the burger The Dutch Weed Burger, which is 100% plant-based, with seaweed as the main ingredient. Seaweed in English is called seaweed, hence the perhaps easily misunderstood name.
On a trip to Amsterdam we can also recommend Mr. & Mrs. Watson, which is a restaurant that has become known for its tasty vegan cheese.
Colorful vegan food in Copenhagen, Denmark
Here in Denmark is København in rapid development when it comes to vegan cuisine. Just 5 years ago, it could easily be a challenge to go out on the town and eat vegan, but that's not the case anymore. Read our great food guide to Copenhagen here.
Copenhagen has one of the world's most recognized food scenes and in recent years has become a pure hot-spot for culinary experiences - this also applies to the Danish capital's vegan alternatives.
Today, there are over 30 vegan cafés and restaurants in Copenhagen. At Christianshavn is located The Organic Boho with the many colorful dishes, and in Østerbro and Indre By you can enjoy a good dinner at the popular restaurant Souls. If you have a sweet tooth, you can have your sugar cravings satisfied Sunday Monday close to Nørreport, which is a vegan 'bubble waffle' bar.
Today, you can find both cheap and expensive options in Copenhagen when it comes to vegan food – there is everything from fast food to fine restaurants that offer vegan options on the menu.
The possibilities are many, and more and more are added. You can therefore easily go on a vegan weekend trip in our own capital.
It is recommended to download the HappyCow app, where you can find vegan and vegetarian restaurants near you worldwide.
Good trip!
This is where you should go on a weekend trip for the best vegan food
- Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- London, United Kingdom
- Berlin, Germany
- New York, USA
- Edinburgh, Scotland
- Tel Aviv, Israel
- Copenhagen, Denmark
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