While this is indeed a vegetarian restaurant (in the back), it's also a cafe, bar, and tiny vegan…read moregrocer (in front). My review is for the El Brote Vegetal, which is the name they call the front area. We ordered soya cafe con leches (which is spanish for soy lattes). They were smaller than the lattes you get in the states. I'd consider them more capaccino-sized, but they were very tasty. We also purchased some violife cheese, some soyrizo, and some flavored baked tofu to take home. The fridge where they have vegan foods for sale is small, but very inclusive. They didn't have wifi, so we didn't stay long, but I would definitely recommend this place to any vegans passing through Zaragoza.

Yelp says this place is a bar, and I guess this is what bars are like in Spain, but it was more…read morelike a restaurant that serves beer to me. It was well-lit (as you can see by my food photos), and the menu was in english! The food was delicious, and the service was timely. The salads in Spain have too many toppings for me. But that's my problem, not theirs. I just like lettuce more than the average human. IMO, the prices were very reasonable as well.

From the owner: Comida vegana vegetariana desde la cercanía y la economía solidaria, con muchísima variedad y gama…read morede precios. Ofrecemos desde hamburguesas y bocadillos hasta ensaladas y pastas, pasando por raciones, falafel, perritos...

This is a lovely vegetarian restaurant! I came here for lunch with my Spanish language school…read more There were about 10 of us. They also have an english menu available, if you like. We had the set lunch. You could order the short or long set lunch, and most of us got the short one which included an appetizer, a main and a drink. The long set menu included dessert. There were several choices for the both the appetizer and main and everyone was really pleased with their dishes! I loved my dish. I got an eggplant dish which was rolled up with mushrooms inside, baked in cheese. It was awesome. Drinks choices included wine if you like (typical in Spain, so that's cool). I happily had some white wine with my lunch and most of our table enjoyed the red. They bring over the whole bottle! Only two of us had the white, and we still got the bottle to share. The ambiance and decor in here is really cool too, and the servers were really nice. I'm not currently a vegetarian and I really enjoyed this restaurant! I'd recommend this restaurant to anyone, but if you're a vegetarian, this restaurant is a must in Zaragoza! It's hip, cute and tasty!

It's been hard to find vegetarian places in Spain so we were thrilled to try this lively place…read more Lots of variety: at our table, we had everything from curry to falafel to pasta and eggplant. Some dishes were tastier than others (Lemon tagliatelle was a hit). All in all, a welcome find!

I visited this restaurant when they were still in Zaragoza( in the Aragon region of northeastern…read moreSpain) but It looks like since then the restaurant as moved to Bilbao in Basque country (current correct new address is : Maiatzaren Biko Kalea, 18, Ibaiondo, 48003 Bilbao, Bizkaia, Spain). La Piparra was serving traditional Spanish food with vegan/ vegetarian options. My meal here included a tortilla Española vegana with zucchini and red pimento peppers, migas con chorizo vegano, and another delicious veggie take on pickled boquerones made with pickled zucchini squash, all of course served with fresh bread. For dessert: a baked vegan cheesecake. This was such a fun and delicious meal. All spanish here, no english-- at least when I was here in July 2023 in the old location in Zaragoza. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Warning: the food takes a loooooong time so don't wait until you're too hungry before you come…read more The good news is there is free WiFi and a bookshelf of books to keep you busy while you wait for your food. The menu is only in Spanish, but they use typical ingredients so it's fairly easy to read and understand. The prices are very reasonable. Don't get your heart set on ordering something you saw on their Instagram, because those are all daily specials. (I'm talking to myself here) They don't bring you water until you've been waiting quite awhile, so if you want water right away, make sure you specifically request it. They serve beer and wine, espresso drinks, and sodas. There are coat racks, and the bathrooms are clean and well-stocked. Another warning: the light in the bathroom turns off before you're finished, so you might be peeing and trying to find toilet paper in the dark. Soooo that's a fun adventure.

Exquisite food that all Spaniards should experience!…read more After nearly crying with satisfaction over such rich, finely prepared meals, I am hoping more people will come flocking to La Quinoa. My husband and I split the quinoa appetizer that was as beautiful as it was delicious. It was colorful with different textures, including purple cabbage and sesame seeds. The balsamic vinaigrette was astounding. I could have left supremely happy after that. But our entrees were just as amazing. My husband enjoyed a risotto dish that was cooked in a rich, delightful tomato sauce. I haven't had tomatoes that wonderful since I picked them off the vine at home last summer -- and even then, this sauce rivaled my own! My curry was perfectly seasoned. Hidden within were lovely julienne haricot verts, sliced almonds, and onions. I wanted to eat more. I wanted to hug the chef. Even though I did neither, I will find a way to come back before returning home. The desserts were certainly tempting...seems like a good enough excuse to me!

Great Pintxos - including fantastic vegetarian options - lovely staff and beautiful ambiance. A…read moremust !

Best tapas we had in Zaragoza. The people who work here are so sweet and nice, even with my…read moreterrible Spanish. Basically every dish I had here was excellent. We tried the migas, morcilla (blood sausage), lamb, and two croquets (one with pasta, another with risotto), and they were all really good. The interior is also very cool, with lots of bull themed kitch to look at.