This stall inside Lund Saluhallen features vegetarian and vegan middle eastern food, with several…read moreitems being vegan or easily made vegan. My aunt and I shared the lentil soup, vegan burger, and a few grape leaves, and had more food than we could eat between us! Portions are extremely generous. Good choice if you're visiting the Saluhallen.

I'm vegetarian. This is the first time I've eaten at a restaurant in Lund without being…read moredisappointed. In fact I was really pleased and look forward to going back. There were about seven dishes to choose from when we went, including some stews and various hot sandwiches, as well as other lunch items. Everything is vegetarian, and most dishes can be made vegan if you ask. The service was efficient and friendly. Prices were very fair, around 55-75kr for a large meal. Things to keep in mind: this restaurant is in the market part of the Saluhall so seating is limited and at the counter. You might have to order to go if you come during the busy lunch hour. The market part of the Saluhall is currently only open during normal business hours, so be sure to check if it's open if you're going at a time other than lunch. In summary: Fellow vegans/vegetarians who are tired of bland curries and felafel, try Vegeriet.

This place was AWESOME! The staff was super friendly, the buffet was stocked with loads of vegan…read morefood and they have a refrigerated area for base items you can take home. The lunch buffet was very affordable and we stuffed ourselves to capacity. The have high chairs for toddlers, as well as a changing table in the ladies room (unfortunately the men's restroom had no accommodations for handicapped or babies). We loved everything we ate here.

We stopped here late (8pm) on a Sunday on our way from Stockholm to Copenhagen. Not many…read morerestaurants were open at this time and we were the only ones in here before closing. The service was still good though and we didn't feel rushed to leave or anything. The food tasted good but it seemed like all the dishes were the same except for the sauces. Still very appetizing though and we enjoyed this stop.

Maybe I had to high expectations from living in L.A the last year eating acai bowls weekly that…read morewere amazing. This acai bowl doesn't taste like I know they should. It's very much Swedish style, you don't taste the acai since they use so little and there's no fresh berries (they use frozen) does a lot of difference in the taste. Use bananas to fill out. Will not visits again unfortunately. But sill a health breakfast place - good try!

Good spot for a quick meal close to the train station. Has about 10 different toppings for the…read morehummus, almost all vegan. Any of the topped hummus we are served with bread, pickled vegetables, and a small salad.

Tasty hummus, but it would be nice to have other things to choose from too. And maybe get some…read morebigger salads. Just sitting and eating hummus gets a bit boring

DELICIOUS! Such a cute place and wonderful owner. Lots of raw cake varieties. We tried the Tiramisu…read moreand the Orange-chocolate cake. Both are highly recommended. If you are a vegan and looking for swedish coconut-chocolate balls, come here. :)

Should you ever find yourself in Malmo wanting a cozy vegan/vegetarian meal in a beautiful…read moresurrounding, make sure to find Cafe Agnez. It's a little gem tucked away on Agnesgatan, and the fresh food and sunny courtyard are all you need for a relaxing lunch. You can choose from a 135 SEK brunch platter (available from 11.00-14.00), the 79 SEK daily soup, or 89 SEK daily meal (a heaping bowl of vegan curry when I visited). Both include bread, coffee/tea, water, and a selection of side salads. Make sure to save room for the countless vegan & vegetarian desserts that include cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and chocolate coconut balls. They also have a selection of organic sodas and juices. The feel is casual, like you're in someone's kitchen at home. Serve yourself from the tables set up inside, and be sure to take your meal outside if it's nice out. The courtyard is decorated in a funky yet tranquil way, and the staff are friendly. As it becomes popular during lunch hour, there may be a line and the small serving area can become crowded.

I must admit that the word "vegan" horrifies me now and then…read more Don't get me wrong, I love my vegan friends and totally respect their decision to abandon bacon and dairy products altogether, but I feel that those stuff are too important in my life to make me even consider to try vegan products. But when you are in Sweden, sometimes you could unexpectedly went to a vegan cafe and that's what Richard S and I did last time. I didn't see the word "vegan" until last minute and that when I was already desperate for some coffee and cake because I hadn't had proper breakfast and lunch at our Malmö office. Gimme a cake, I said (well, not exactly that), and I got chocolate brownies with mocha and a cortado, while he got some peanut butter pie with lingonberries on top (so Swedish) and vanilla sauce with black coffee. My brownie felt massive without egg. It felt like a block of brick to me, but I ain't complaining since I was hungry and the brick consistence was actually very filling. Again, it wasn't bad and it was very chocolate-y, just not in the moisty sense that a brownie should be. The peanut butter pie was VERY SWEET and I am far from having sweet tooth, so you're warned now. I guess the lingonberries on top would give it nice sour twist for the pie along with vanilla sauce that even the cafe attendant warned that it didn't go well along with the pie (so, why did you serve it then?) Sorry, the two stars is for the fact that they're not serious about their own food. I didn't try their "thai stew with tofu and pakchoy - which I am pretty sure it could be super delicious since I'm fan of those two - but you don't serve a pie with a sauce that you yourself think that they don't match together, do you? I had no complaints about my brownies but still the carnivores in me would rather go to another cafe with milk and egg option. Service is ok, you could get refill for your black coffee and the place is decorated nicely that almost look like your grandmother's living room. Quite cozy, I suppose - but unless you're a vegan, I would say try go somewhere else

This place is a bit of a surprise. They serve (natural)…read morewines, for lunch, and the decor is ... Probably all hand made? The menu includes many tasty options and my recommendation so far would be the burger; salad, pickled beets, (bean and nut?) veggie patty on an ajvaresk paste. As raw food is not normally part of my repertoire, I was happily surprised at how hearty this meal was. From the take out fridge, there is a variety of packed lunches accompanied by chia porridge of a variety of flavors (the porridge is really lovely too) Indoor seating is limited and tight. Well worth a visit!

Beautiful place with amazing food and staff. It's not pricey, which raw/vegan food usually is…read more Definitely worthy. Love it

Came here for my husband's birthday and had the cheese plate, the primavera pizza, and the burger…read more They gifted us with a Nutella pie with a lit candle - very nice of them. It was all very delicious and carefully crafted. They have a great beer and wine selection also. Great for vegetarians, vegans, or those like us who needed a break from animal protein and craved something light. Highly recommended!

This place is really outstanding! The food was super delicious and you should really have a piece…read moreof cake the golden milk is super special though!

SO MUCH YES! Acacia is an all vegan place with a menu that changes constantly. I was SO excited to…read moretry this place when I heard it was opening. My expectations were extremely high (uh oh!) but it did not disappoint. It was impossible to choose just one item to get that I ended up ordering WAY too much food haha. My stomach was extremely happy though! Pictured is their "Buckwheat flour pancakes" with stem ginger ice cream, sweet fennel jam, blackberries, coconut yogurt creme, hazelnut crumble and black sesame seeds. So many flavors put into one and WOW it was incredible! Every bite was better than the one before. Definitely the downside of having a changing menu is that you won't always be able to get the same yummy food items again! I also tried their avo toast, super bowl and spiced apple waffles. The only one that I didn't absolutely love was the super bowl (black bean noodles, roasted butternut squash, grilled broccoli, avocado, shredded beetroot, pickled red onions, cucumber, spring onions, furikake, sweet sesame sauce). The flavors just weren't my favorite put together but my friend who also tried it absolutely loved it. The owner was so sweet as well and gave me a free small cheesecake to take with me home, and it was also super delicious! Highly recommend!

I had been dying to come here for months now and today I finally made the journey to Acacia. It's a…read morereally cute place with everything made to order. I was really digging the black, white, and marble aesthetic of this spot. There are two different types of hot chocolate available, 66% and 70%. I had no clue what these numbers meant (I assumed it just meant chocolate percentage but idk) so I just ordered a 66% and it tasted fine. I also got the waffles and despite it being gluten free and vegan it was really good and unlike any other waffle I've had before. The green herbs on top were totally unnecessary and didn't really go with the flavors of the otherwise pretty cool waffles. Oh....and they were BEAUTIFUL. It was VERY crowded, even for the middle of the day on a Thursday. Despite this not being the coffee shop vibe where I'd order and spend the rest of the day doing work here like I had hoped for, I'll probably still be back because I wanna try their pancakes and avo toast.

When they ask if you want vanilla cream, you say yes! This was my first cafe experience in all of…read moreEurope and might I say, it was amazing! The quality of everything was super. The blueberry tart was definitely one of the best pastries I have ever had! It was sooo delicious, I'm definitely going to try to recreate it now that I am back in the states. The coffee was also equally tasty. It had just the right amount of bitterness and sweetness. If you're looking for a spot to chat or study, I definitely recommend this small, quaint, coffee shop near the Lund Cathedral.

Needed a quick lunch while passing through Lund. Delicious sandwiches - the focaccia is springy and…read moretastes freshly baked. I chose the olive and feta filling, which came with a generous amount of high quality feta. The latte I ordered was pretty good. Seems like a cute spot to read a book, chat, or study (although do note the "screen free" hours - a good spot for old school paper reading). FYI: the Yelp directions point you to the parking garage across the street from this cafe.