This is always our first stop when we visit Dublin! We have come here in years past and enjoyed vegan full Irish breakfast but our flight came in later so we hit them up for lunch. What a treat! The amount of food and value was great and the flavors were delicious. I had the stuffed eggplant with a potato and quinoa salad and my husband had the stew with greens. It was busy and tight quarters but cozy and the food was so comforting. We will continue to come back here, also great place to get vegan pastries to go for traveling. read more

Cornucopia is a nice place to eat vegetarian and vegan food. I came here for lunch. The food was fresh and delicious. I recommend both the puttanesca and the potato gratin. read more

Cornucopia is a great option if you want to feel full as you walk around dublin for hours, which you will inevitably do if you visit here. Decent vegetarian options, but you have to go after 12pm if you want to get the entree options. They look good, but I've only ever gotten there for soup and salads. The salads are hearty, so that is helpful. Cute Edwardian house converted into a restaurant, but it all is self-serve so it can be a bit confusing to navigate in terms of where to get water and silverware. read more

This is a pretty solid spot for vegetarians/vegans, located in a great area of Dublin! Once you go in, you'll likely be greeted with a line, and you'll order cafeteria style as you go along, so take a look at what is in each section so you'll be prepared once you're up to order! I ordered a potato cake with a couple side salads, plus a glass of white wine. It was super crowded when I went, and I was on the hunt for a table next to an outlet, so I headed up the stairs to find a spot. This was a nice place to get a healthy meal, enjoy a glass of wine, and refuel to keep going in Dublin! read more

Cornucopia has been around since 1986 and is a Dublin institution for healthy, vegetarian food. They also cater to vegans, and people on gluten free, raw food, or low-sugar diets, with numerous codes listed after each dish on the menu (v, gf, etc.). Over the last few years they've improved and expanded, with nice seating upstairs and a more efficient counter space so the process of lining up, ordering food and finding a seat is now easy-peasy! Overall: Best Healthy Comfort Food Ever! I had the Health Special (€11.95) that's advertised outside. It was an amazing meal and I thoroughly recommend it - not just for the health benefits but also because it's a great way to sample their amazing food. For 12 Euro you get a small soup (actually fairly big), salad greens plus your choice of two other salads, raw crackers (or bread if you prefer), vegan pâté, and a glass of green juice. For soup, I chose the sweet potato, butterbean and roast garlic and it was most delicious. Salad #1 was garlic potatoes with roast hazelnuts in vegan mayonnaise - this was truly amazing. It looks just like an everyday potato salad but it was the best I've ever had! The hazelnuts and vegan mayo really elevated it. Salad #2 was baked tofu, rice, arame, and scallion dressed in mirin and tamari - this was as good as or even better than the potato salad! The green juice was refreshing and light; nicely decorated with a sprig of celery. A great way to detox after a few nights out in Dublin. Having said that I did top off the meal with a glass of wine! (An organic Italian Montepulciano d'Abruzzo for €5.75 that turned out to be good also.) I'm giving them 5/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact. Kudos of course for being such a longstanding vegetarian restaurant, demonstrating to countless people over 30 years that meat isn't necessary for an enjoyable meal. They use local and organic suppliers for fruit and veggies whenever possible, and their dry goods (beans, rice, lentils, etc.) are also organic. They use Fair Trade coffees and teas, organic milk, and free-range eggs for all cooking and baking. They don't generate a lot of waste and recycle and compost the majority of whatever is generated. They re-use plastic containers wherever possible and encourage customers to bring in their own take-away containers. If you take food away but don't bring a container, they provide recyclable or biodegradable containers and biodegradable forks and knives. My only complaint was that their pate was served in little plastic containers even though we were eating in house, although they are at least recyclable. Their electricity is wind-generated, provided by Airtricity and they use natural gas for all cooking. They also have a bike-to-work scheme for employees. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject) read more

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Hands down the best whole food vegan restaurant my wife and I have ever been to. The food is fresh and flavorful! Also the portion size was big. We eat here both days of our stay in Dublin. Would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone! read more

We visited Dublin for a week and this was one of our favorite places. Food was delicious and filling. Everything very clearly labeled for allergies, made it easy to eat gluten free. We ate here several times! read more

Let's just start by saying that we liked this place so much that we came here twice on our 3 day stay in Dublin! I cannot sing higher praises about Cornucopia. They have such a wide selection of delicious vegan friendly options that are incredibly delicious. Usually there are 5-7 main dishes to choose from, 5-6 creative salads, and 2 soups. The main comes with a choice of two salads and comes up to around €13.. which is quite pricey, but as is everything else in Europe. However the servings are sizeable and will definitely fill you up. Their ragout, which is served a top a heap of rice, is amazing!!! Very rich and flavourful, and would give religious meat eaters a run for their money. I also highly recommend their daikon cucumber salad- it packs a punch of flavour yet is still very light, which balances out the richness of the main dishes. The restaurant is a self service arrangement- you go to the counter to order your food and pay, then you seat yourself. The employees at the counter are very sweet and also very knowledgable about their dishes. There is no other restaurant that impressed me like Cornucopia in Ireland. They really needed to bring this over to Toronto! read more

Cornucopia - Devoured half before realizing I forgot a photo. It was too dang delicious! - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

I'm in Dublin from the US and wasn't sure how easy it was going to be to vegan so far from home. After reading reviews, I decided to try this spot. OMG. I initially had dinner here and then went back the next day for lunch. If I could give you 10 stars I would! The mains are AMAZING. The "salads" are even more amazing. The prices are reasonable as well, which isn't always the case for vegan food. If you're in town, I highly recommend! read more

I'm a recently converted vegetarian who has become sick of going to a restaurant and having to choose between a goats cheese tart and some sort of pasta dish. My wife brought me here for my birthday before heading over to the Olympia for a concert. I was thoroughly impressed with this restaurant. The prices are reasonable (not cheap, but not a ripoff either). The variety is amazing. The food is delicious. The staff is very friendly. The atmosphere is fun (in a hippie commune dining hall kind of way). I also really like the fact that it's set up like a cafeteria. This makes it a perfect place to go before a concert, because you can get in and out quick. I'm so glad that I finally discovered a very good veggie restaurant in Dublin. If you have any veggie friends that are visiting, bring them here, they will not be disappointed! read more

Cornucopia - Yummy veggie food - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

I don't know, I don't get it. I finally came here with a health conscious friend who said it was great and I would love it. I got a 3 salad plate and a blueberry scone and they all got quiches with salad. Every single one of my salads was jus meh and they quiche was too stodgy for me. I'm not a veggie but I eat a LOT of vegetables in my diet and I love good salads. These just weren't that good. I got the feeling that it was more about getting full that eating something delicious. This is the opposite of my food philosophy so I guess it's just not for me. To be fair, the scone was pretty tasty and different from others around town but not life-changing. read more

Cornucopia - The healthy and the scone - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

LOVE LOVE this place. So many options and every of them looks amazing. All the food was freshly made and served from the kitchen. Had the potato cake with two side salads for 15 euros. Nice portion size and the food was packed with flavors. The line can get a little long during busy hours but the service is fairly quick and all the staff members are super friendly and helpful. Plenty of seatings as well. Already thinking about coming back. Would recommend to anyone, no matter vegan or not. Give it a try, most likely it will blow your mind. read more

What a great, great restaurant for vegetarians/vegans, & everyone else looking something different, to have right in the heart of Dublin. It's a slightly dark interior, even on the sunny day that I went in there. I actually didn't mind this, it's in keeping with the style of having everything natural and there was hardly an artificial light to be seen making it relaxing on the eyes. You order food up at a counter where you can see it all before you, I felt spoilt for choice and the staff were super friendly & knowledgeable with any questions I had about the food. I decided to go for the butternut squash ragout & 2 side salads for €13.95. The food was simply delicious, I don't think I've had vegan food that's tasted this good (I haven't had much vegan food full stop but this would convert you. In a heartbeat) It seemed to be getting really busy for lunch, like queue-out-the-door-busy, so you might try & avoid that. The only bad thing is the prices are slightly steep, but at least I can guarantee you'll be full to the brim after & and you'll still feel healthy. In short: Amazing vegan/vegetarian restaurant that has food to rival any top restaurant in Dublin. read more

Cornucopia - Butternut squash ragout (€13.95) - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

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Twas an quite a visit today. I have been to Cornucopia several times, today I decided to do a review as I've never done so. hahaah. Today I had Soup, Salad and Dessert. The Soup and Dessert I wholeheartedly enjoyed. the Salad not so much. Now as regards the staff, they were very accommodating. I've never had an issue with Staff or their foods hence why I keep going back to em. hahaha. The only thing I would say is to offer MORE vegan alternatives ie HOT foods. I wanted the Baked cheese thing, However as it wasn't Vegan, I had to make do with Salad, with as you can gather, did not enjoy. The Soup was a mushroom creamy consistency. Green in color as per the pic. It was absolutly heaven. Totally enjoyed it. My next was the Salad, I was hoping for a hot dish, however it wasn't to be, as the stuff I wanted was Cow cheese instead my baby Violife Cheese which is Vegan. So I stuck with the Salad, of which I didn't enjoy it one bit. Oh their was taste no doubt, but I just didn't care for it. So I moved onto the Dessert, as I said to my colleague, I like to "end on a sweet note" as per what my mother would say. hahha. I had a lovely Tart of which was a lovely soft consistency texture, and a crumbly base. It was all heaven. hehehe. read more

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One of my all time restaurants. I even bought their cook book so I can cook their stuff at home. Family run, gorgeous veggie food and really really nice staff. Not really much else to say. Get a soup and a slice of brown bread. It's so full of goodness you wont want to eat again for ages. Just try to avoid lunch time. Craaazy busy. read more

Cornucopia is, as they say, the genuine article. A vegetarian restaurant, also serving vegan, yeast free, dairy free, gluten free and wheat free fare, it has long been the mainstay of Dubs in search of a 'meat and two veg' alternative. Cornucopia has been serving up hearty, nutty, leafy delights since 1986, long before most people began to wonder whether eating too much meat, from too far away, stuffed with too many chemicals was such a good thing after all! Don't worry, you don't have to be a devoted veggie to enjoy the menu. I can thoroughly recommend the salads - full of a variety of beans, nuts and seeds accompanied by roast vegetables, herbs and spices, and tangy dressings. Main courses, such as the spinach and hazelnut cannelloni, are generally warming, flavoursome and filling. In my experience, the dishes have genuinely satisfied both vegetarians and (often sceptical) meat-eaters alike - and this is surely high praise indeed for meat-free cuisine! At lunchtime the restaurant will inevitably be bustling with students, shoppers and 9-5ers pouring in from the surrounding city centre. Space is extremely limited so you will probably end up sharing your table (if not your seat!) and you will have to queue for your meal. A quick glimpse on the website shows that there are plans for expansion soon (so at least one builder in Ireland will be kept busy for a while...) For a main course (including two salads) and a drink, you won't get away with paying less than €15. Some may find this a bit steep for a quick lunch but it is reasonable enough for an early dinner (closing time is at 9pm during the week, 8pm on Saturdays and 7pm on Sundays). read more

Cornucopia - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

Location: City Center of Dublin. Can it be any closer Service: Totally friendly. Expalins everything of you and look after you all the time :) Food: This is awesome. So many options and it all tastes so f*cking good. Unbelievable. You can combine a main dish with salads as you like. Offerting eating there, take away and cooled for eating in a few hours. All fresh and nice. Speechless I am ;) It is not the traditional irish food, but in my opinion the best food you can get in Ireland. Summary: GO THERE! NOW! read more

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Solid vegan/vegetarian fare in Dublin's bustling Temple Bar. I'd probably give it 3.5 if possible. For dinner, you line up cafeteria-style to choose a main course that shifts daily. This main courses comes with two modest portions of 'salad' from which you can choose among some constant staples and some daily specials for ~€15. There certainly were some standout selections, like my partner's Moussaka. I didn't order it considered it would be too dry, but it turns out that the cashew creme used as a cheese substitute more than compensated. Some of the sides were quite tasty, but nothing to write home about (eg: fruit salad and a chilled garlic potato salad). I personally ordered the Parcel, a triangular puff pastry filled with marinated cauliflower, beetroot, and other veggies. While I enjoyed it, I wouldn't go back for it. The Moussaka - now that's a different story. While the food was quite good, the atmosphere unfortunately really takes away from the taste. I can understand the cafeteria format due to the size and two-story layout, but the lack of a host staff means that diners have to fight for tables. I was actually shoved by a particularly rude fellow patron - not the fault of the restaurant, but you can see why I might look for a different place to eat that has more space and less pretentious diners on a Tuesday night. They advertise several lunch specials. I'd give those a try if I were to go back. read more

Vegan spot.. was so good we went back two days in a row! This is a 3 floor, busy, but organized place to eat. The staff were extremely nice and knowledgeable they made us fall in love with the place. The food.. one word. Delicious! Day 1 - I had cannelani.. not sure what was in it but it was hot and tasted like heaven. It came with 2 sides as an entree but I didnt realize it so I missed out that first day. I just ordered a raspberry scone for dessert and a wild berry apple juice that quenched my thirst so well I had to have it in day 2! Day 2- the menu was completely different, this time I ordered veggie lasagna.. and yes.. it was melt in my mouth good too! This time I got 2 sides, one had cucumber, feta cheese (not vegan) and olives in it. I ate every single bit of it cause I loved it! For my dessert on day 2 I had a piece of cake..it was a strawberry creme cake... I couldnt walk away without it cause it reminded me of strawberry shortcake. (My fave) I so wish they had one of these in the states! I found out its been in a family business for 30 years! We are missing out in the states! read more

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It doesn't matter if you're vegan or vegetarian or just a person who enjoys delicious food, there is something here for everyone. My sister and I enjoyed it so much that we came back again the very next day. The fresh pressed juices are fantastic and I would definitely recommend the Heart Beet. As far as main dishes go, everyone is cleaning their plates here. It's hard to pick a favorite. Loved it so much we bought the cookbook (which came with a free glass of wine!) On a sidenote, if you are a raw foodist , vegan, vegetarian, egg free, gluten-free, just don't like to eat anything crappy, everything is labeled and convenient. Enjoy it! read more

Cornucopia - The sauce on the enchiladas is tremendous and I can't figure out what they're putting in here. Ground unicorn horn, perhaps? - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

If you want to experience what it was like to be vegan in the early 90's, come to Cornucopia. Overpriced, over salted, under seasoned. The interior is casual with a subtle hippy vibe. "No WiFi, talk to your neighbor." Erm, I'm just trying to map the way back to my hotel, but I guess I can figure it out by following the direction of the sun or whatever. I liked their vintage church furniture, but the self service cafeteria style setup did not feel cohesive. Upon entering, I was ignored. When it was apparent that I was indeed going to order something, the surly lady behind the counter asked what I would like. Eager to try a Shepherd's Pie during my time in Ireland, I went with the pie. I am a sucker for wakame and cashew creme, so it sounded great. €15, and comes with two choices of salad, which are displayed in bowls in a glass case. I went with the beetroot, and a colorful zucchini/rice noodle. Both of the salads were edible, but in no way enjoyable. They were cold, slimy, and devoid of flavor of any kind. The Pie was a salty mush of tofu, potato, and salt. No complexity of texture or flavor. Do people actually like the food here? Or are they just highly rated because it is one of the only fully vegetarian restaurants in Dublin? I have had better salads from the ready meal section at Tesco. This place is certainly not helping the stereotype that vegan food is bland crunchy granola slop. read more

Cornucopia - Pie (cauliflower, fennel, tofu, and wakame topped with cashew creme with roast potato mash) - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

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I LOVE THIS PLACE. It has to be my favorite eating experience in Dublin! The staff is SO kind and courteous, and coming in from another country, they helped explain their menu and breakfast deals and we were so thankful that they did! Aside from the great service, the flavors are perfect! I chose a five-item breakfast plate with a sort of egg/frittata, mushroom, potato cake, beans, and vegan sausage. Everything was spot on. The eggs and mushroom were definitely the stars though! They also serve the breakfast with toast and coffee or tea for €10. It's quite a deal! I love the ambience of the place and wish I lived here so I could come back again! read more

Cornucopia - Five item breakfast! You can't miss getting the mushroom or the egg/frittata deliciousness (if you're not vegan)! €10! - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

Ok - this place is chaotic at lunch so be prepared and collect yourself. However, the staff is patient and helpful. The food is truly amazing. I was jet lagged, not hungry, but knew I should eat. So I ordered a 'small' amount of food. Cup of tomato soup and some berry bar. Ah-ma-zing.... I ate it all. And that Berry Bar is huge. Great mix of vegan and vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free options. Everything looked amazing and people seemed pretty happy with their food. read more

Cornucopia has my heart. Thank god they moved into a larger space and thank god they have a cook book out! I happen to think that the food is inspired and inspiring. The kind I would make every day for myself if I had the time. Instead I am just in danger of eating here every day for every meal. My only qualm is that it can be frustrating when it's packed and when there's a long line...but it's a small sacrifice. Go with friends, go with a date, go by yourself, take away. It's all good. And quite cozy. Usually pretty decent staff. Every day there's 2 soups, a pasta special, 4 entree options, and like, a million (8?) salad options. I guess it's not the cheapest, but I'm always so so satisfied. Great veriety. Great baked goods. Nice organic wine. Such a fan! Another Dublin favorite that I want to take back with me! read more

Cornucopia - Small salad. - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

To. Die. For. Amazing generous portions of healthy comfort food and crisp salads. Friendly and smiley staff. Chill and light-filled atmosphere. I could eat here every day of my life. If downstairs is a bit crowded, venture upstairs and maybe you'll be able to snag a window seat looking down on the happenings below. Aces, just aces. read more

Although Cornucopia is indeed a tremendous restaurant and deserve praise for their imaginative vegetarian (and vegan!) dishes I seem to one of the few customers who didn't love this place. I did enjoy my mealtime visit here though, the menu has a half dozen or so choices and they're all wholesome and hearty. So hearty, in fact, you'll need to shovel a couple of forkfuls in to your mouth from the same spot before you see some plate. Cornucopia has more of a café feel to it with the buffet style queuing and ordering system and then the mad rush for a table and some seats as I have the impression that it's always busy here and just ordering your meal before finding a seat feels like a gamble. As a result of this, you may end up sharing a table with strangers which is fine with me - depending on the strangers, of course. Ours were lovely. A fashionable, smartly dressed chap played the harp while we ate and chit-chatted which was actually really pleasant and had me wondering just why harps aren't played in restaurants more often. All in all a very nice and hearty meal in a vibrant and friendly atmosphere. Certainly a place I would return to should I be looking for grub in Dublin again. TTFN Ian read more

Cornucopia - Live mother-chuffing harp while you eat! - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

Great food, fast service. We did not know what we were getting into but hubs and I saw a line of people, lots of patrons and figured we needed to add some veggies on our trip so we stopped by. Nice folks working there. Food was delicious and a lovely, casual atmosphere. Definitely give it a go! read more

Cornucopia - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

I went here the other day with my girlfriend, we've been trying to find more Vegan friendly places. I didn't have many options, I'm allergic to onions and everything had them which was kinda crappy. I ended up getting a carrot salad, so I didn't exactly get to try a few dishes and get a well rounded idea. My salad tasted good though, and fresh, so that's good. It was very crowded, I was surprised to see so many people in there, but it was a good surprise. We were able to eventually find a spot to eat and sit. read more

I've never been so spoiled for choice!! My new fav. place! I'm super picky, I have a long list of things I don't eat, so I was hopeful going to a Vegetarian restaurant with such high reviews. Something happened here that almost never happens to me... I had so many options, I actually had to PICK one! It was tough, I would have loved every single thing on the menu, can't remember that ever happening. You choose a main and then 2 salads from a wide selection of 8 different kinds (coleslaw, potato salad, fruit salad etc. etc.) and again, I was spoiled for choice! Everything looks delicious, I will definitely be back again and again, to work my way through it all. The portions are generous, I had the roasted pepper quiche which was fantastic, and I couldn't finish my sides (garlic potatoes are amazing!). I also had one of their fresh juices which was also fab, you can get them bottled (also made fresh in house) or order one from the menu and make your own combo. I visited a second time and just had tea and an oat bar with some red fruits and it was also absolutely divine, again hard to pick just one from their selection, I could have had one of each! It's very popular and gets very busy, but it's absolutely worth the wait. This place is a dream come true, it's satisfying in every way: the food, the price, the portions, the service, the healthy factor, even the location is very convenient... win, win across the board! read more

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Yes it's crowded and you have to share your table. Yes it's value may be less than what it was in the good old days. And yes, you do feel like you should immediately convert to veganism and expunge all offending articles of clothing from your wardrobe, which I shall never do no matter how guilty I am made to feel. But equally, yes the food is delicious. Yes the staff are friendly (look out for Anto and Amy!) if a bit frazzled. And yes, it is open late-ish and you can get a seat. I love this place, no question (though I won't be making the mistake of being talked into getting a soy milk cappuccino again...sorry Anto, but that's truly disgusting!) Great for a late lunch (don't bother going at lunch time, you won't get a seat), or dinner, there's always great choice and wide variety. Cornucopia captures that cafe/restaurant crossover perfectly. read more

Cornucopia - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

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Muesli & fresh fruit breakfasts, a large selection of savoury dishes, salads, juices, desserts, cakes and breads. Yeast free, dairy free, gluten free and wheat free.... is there anything this place doesnt do? well yeah, it doesnt do meat! but look at the vegetarian things it does do? yummy and healthy all at the same time! can you believe this place has been open since 1986? vegetarians were considered freaks back then! so really it was a very forward place back then and its not lagging behind now! read more

Cornucopia - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

One of the few strictly vegetarian restaurants around Dublin, this place has been here for many years. I used to pop in for the veggie breakfast a lot back in the day. I was in town early the other day and thought it would be a healthy choice. I had the breakfast with scrambled tofu ( who knew that was a thing?!), mushrooms, veggie sausages and coffee. It was all tasty although the jury is out on the tofu! Its always busy but the staff are friendly and its reasonably priced too. read more

Cornucopia - Veggie sausages, scrambled tofu and mushrooms - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

One of the few vegetarian-only spots in Dublin city. Don't expect much in the way of wait service here - It acts like a lunch canteen, you go up to the counter and pick out what you want from behind the sneeze guard. It is quite pricey for what it is and how it's presented but the food tastes good. Unfortunately due to the lack of restaurants of this type in the city this is probably the best option you're going to have. I'd recommend giving it a shot for the vegetarian options, or for a healthy alternative if you're a meat-eater like me. read more

I didn't get a pic because we scarfed it down so fast. Wonderful warm and cold fresh healthy food. You will eat here over and over. ( if it wasn't so far from our hotel I would have) lots of floors for tables and self service line- cafeteria style but it's really good and priced fair. read more

I love the food here, Cornucopia would be my top recommendation to anyone who is vegetarian, vegan or has any other dietary restrictions like lactose intolerance, coeliacs, allergies etc.. As the cater for everyone except carnivores here! They have all their dishes labeled as well. There is a huge variety of salads and bean dishes, hot main dishes like quiche, parcels, pies, vegetarian lasagne, casserole etc., both raw chilled and regular hot soups and some nice desserts.The menu changes daily and all the food is prepared really fresh! The soups here are the best! I don't think there is a soup I don't like here! The raw soups are actually pretty nice, the warm broccoli one tastes a bit like Japanese Dashi and miso! It tasted much better than what I had expected for a raw soup. The lunch special on weekdays between 12 and 3pm which includes a small salad, soup, pate and bread on between 12pm and 3pm for 8.95 euro. The main dishes cost between 12.50~13.95 euro. The salads range from small (3 salads for €4.95), medium (5 salads for €8.95) and large (€10.95). The portions are pretty generous and the food is really filling. There is also a variety of squeezed vegetable or fruit juices, as well as the standard coffees, soya milk is also available on request. My negative star is that the queue here can be soooo long sometimes that you end up waiting for ages, usually 15~20 mins on a super busy day! It's best to come either before 1pm or after 2pm or reserve a table since the queue moves a bit slow, especially on Saturdays. read more

Cornucopia - Soup and small salad - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

Hearty and healthy is what Cornucopia is all about. We found this place thanks to Yelp and being that my significant other doesn't eat meat, this spot was a must. The food options are on display and written on chalk boards above which makes it easy to pick your meal but also troublesome when it all looks so good and you order more than you should because you're already eating with your eyes. You have many options to choose from including some amazing soup options. The staff taking your order are friendly and the line runs efficiently. There's plenty of space to sit but keep in mind that they purposely do not offer WiFi. Trust me, you won't care about your phone for the 15-30 minutes it takes to devour their delicious food. Vegans, vegetarians, meat eaters, all of you, go here and you'll be happy! read more

Seriously good and healthy vegetarian food. You basically go up to the counter, pick your main (for example we had a tofu massaman curry curry and an enchilada)and then pick two salads/sides (the garlic potatoes were of note but there were several more healthy mixes full of veg. Some great choices). Once choices are final you pay at the counter and go and sit down picking up some really cold or not so cold water on your way (that is your actual choice...unless of course you select one of the more exotic beverages from the fridge). It was all so delicious and I could feel the healthy coursing through my veins! If this was anywhere near me I would be here weekly! read more

Cornucopia - Vegan Near Me - Dublin, D

Cornucopia has been around for a long time. I was last there before it had expanded. The food has always​ been great. The menu has a great variety of options and I have tried a few of the vegan options. Personally, ​I have been pleased with everything I have tried on the menu. The green juices are also worth trying. Many of the items on the menu are vegan versions of Irish food ​and are much lighter and delicious. I also recommend​ the green juices. I have not tried any of their deserts. I usually go with one of the daily specials and have never wanted dessert​​ after. Anyone traveling​ to Dublin whether​ you are a vegan or not I think will be happy with Cornucopia. read more

Really great vegetarian option in heart of Dublin. - ate there twice in space of 4 days - new dishes everyday and they are good.

I just had to grab my old review from 2 years ago and post it... I really really like this place, and was disappointed that I couldn't stop by this May when I had the chance. After a week of greasy chips & curry, and the standard Irish veggie "burgers" , it was such sweet relief to finally have the healthiest, tastiest meal during our entire trip to Ireland. The area is pretty snug (like a wide hallway), and I was wondering if I was going to have to sit in my boyfriend's lap. Luckily, there was bar seating along the restaurant window, which made for decent people-viewing. Pour your own water near the front door. Friendly and efficient, I was barely standing in line before my order was taken. Also listed on the chalkboard menus, are the diet specifications for each item: GF- gluten free, etc.... Info that's good to know. Cornucopia = tiny space, you see what you get, good value, great quality vegan/vegetarian. Actually, the only dish I tried was the sun-dried tomato Mediterranean polenta w/ roasted veggies and pesto. You got 2 options for side salads, so I chose the fruit salad and mixed greens. Wasn't skimpy, either. Nice variety of sides and baked treats that narrowly escaped the confines of my gut. They won't get away next time. read more