¡Heaven is Lleida! This veggie lasagna was by far the best lasagna--vegan or not--that I've ever…read morehad. I'm not even finished with it and I'm trying to plan a trip back to Lleida just to have it again! The tapas I ordered, Braves Xicoira, which were like home fries but in a spicy tomato sauce, were fantastic in and of themselves, but the lasagna--The Lasagna--Veggie Lassanya de carbassa in a Mushroom béchamel--topped any lasagna I've ever eaten in the US. The ambience of this place was nice as well. Not necessarily the music I want to hear when in Catalonia/Spain, but the look and the "feel" was very nice. Okay for a group as long as it is a small group. It's a typical European-style restaurant/bar--very nicely adorned with greenery, stone trim, and quaint decorations, it is really aesthetically pleasing to be here--the American pop music is something too familiar to me for it to be that perfect experience. But that said, this isn't a place to draw tourists...in name or locale. So maybe the local regulars find the music fitting. It was honestly by happenstance and a little help from Happy Cow that I stumbled down the Lleida cobblestone streets to find this place. By the way if you are planning to come, don't expect a late afternoon-early evening meal. If you miss the merienda ("lunch-ish") time, then you'll have to wait until they open again at 8:30pm. But do plan to come here. I'm thinking I should come back tomorrow and try the veggie burger for lunch. It isn't too far from the hotel where I'm staying and down at the foot of the hill of La Seu Vella and the Castillo del rey. And with that the meal was one fit for a Rey. My only American, capitalistic regret was the lasagna wasn't bigger. Truth be told, with the tapes, the lasagna was probably an ideal serving.

Love the set menu here. Great place for a fully vegan meal, super delicious. Attentive staff and…read morelots of options.

Surprised to find this vegan restaurant on a day trip to Tarragona…read more Great atmosphere and great service. When we arrived, the place was about half full and we were asked if we had a reservation. As a point of reference, we had walked down several streets that were completely deserted as we made our way to the restaurant. We took the small crowd inside the restaurant to be a good sign. Three of us shared a plate of mushroom and cheese croquetas, sausage with chimichurri, and mushroom canneloni. Overall - we were very pleased with our meal. So much so that I can show you a picture of the custard-like desert we had, as it disappeared even faster than the main course. We didn't take the opportunity to try any of the juices, teas, or coffee available, but will plan to have more time and bigger appetites next time we visit. Vegan in Tarragona? Give this place a try.

Ok, it's not totally vegetarian! But it's one of the very few places that had any sort of real…read morevegetarian/vegan options in Tarragona. And it has a focus on organic foods and such. I'm still not 100% sure if the "pork" on the menu was real pork or veg pork (we didn't try it). Regardless, this little cafe on a teeny tiny side street about two blocks south of la Rambla Nova, served up some serviceable veg food! My boss and I both ordered the menu del dia, as one is pretty much bound to do, and embarked on yet another two hour lunch. (Between the three course lunches and the wine, I'm not sure how Spanish people get shit done on a daily basis; our work ethic definitely suffered). I got hummus with veggies for my first course; the blandest, oiliest tofu curry ever for my second course, and a refreshing soy yogurt with chocolate crunchies for my dessert. Boss lady had a delicious bowl of gazpacho (and nearly a week into our trip, with this local specialty comprising the backbone of my nutritional input, I was considering myself quite the connoisseur), millet-quinoa croquettes and (nonvegan) chocolate mousse. She loved all of her stuff! I was satisfied with mine, and thrilled to get some protein, hence the 4 stars. Mine was more like 3, hers 4+. Mdd was ~12 euro per person. Wish I had tried it earlier in the trip! Would definitely have returned.

Took a light stroll down Rambla Nova just off the main square nearby the seaside to have a…read morecappuccino to properly kick off the afternoon. The waitress was very friendly and although technically lunch isn't served until 1pm (a typical Catalan tradition, especially on Sundays) she offered the menu plus the signage was already out to lure hungry passerbys. This month happens to be a very busy Tarragona Festival and seating in old city is difficult to come by, so it was truly delightful to have open seats, have prompt service & have many options of paella for 1 or 2 people. Note: A lot of places across Spain have a minimum requirement of 2 or more for the kitchen to prepare any paella but just like the name, the Miracle wants you to order individually or to share two different varieties of paella. My foodie tastebuds are very satisfied! Near the end, the manager came by to say "Etas Bien?" Indeed it was! While it might not stand out from curbside appeal, it's definitely a standout experience in the quaint little town of Tarragona!

We had a great dinner in Tarragona here. It was pretty packed when we got to the restaurant around…read more8pm, and the owner told us to come back after 45 minutes. We were expecting to put our names down but he said he'd remember our faces! The restaurant is right on a beautiful & lively walkway by the sea, so 45 min went by quickly. We were starving by then but the food was definitely yummy - I got the prawn pesto tagliatelle, which was creamy and fresh. My friend got a vegetarian salad, and we both got glasses of red sangria, which was fruity and quite strong lol. I will say they didn't have that many appealing vegetarian options, but that seems to be the case in most of Spain. Service & ambience were on point too, and the owner made an effort to make us feel at home, would recommend this place

Had a super beautiful, fresh, and tasty meal with our family here recently…read more The garlic naan was, as the kids say, baller.

This is a very good Indian restaurant. The fact thay it is also vegan is fantastic, but everything,…read morefrom the samosas to the naan to the "chicken" tandoori is very good. Nice location, and the inside is incredibly well-decorated.

We ate here again yesterday and the day before…read more We tried: Thai coconut soup (quite spicy like a green curry); cauliflower cream; burger; curry (like curried pakoras); raw vegan salad; red beet chocolate cake (stunning ) and apple strudel with ice cream. All are Vegan and were fantastic. Friendly service too. Love this place!

The music and ambiance were nice, the waitress was very nice and spoke correct English although…read moreshe seems to begin in waitressing since she came too often to ask for next plates, while I was aiming to take my time. She clearly did not push me on purpose, again, nice person. Brocoli risotto was too salty and not creamy enough to my taste. The burger was good and the "new york cheesecake from Sitges" was good (small but good) . Overall, ok since neither organic nor vegetarian is common in Spain.

From the owner: En este restaurante nos especializamos en la cocina vegetariana y vegana, por lo que ofrecemos una…read moreamplia variedad de platos para toda aquella persona que siga este tipo de dieta o que simplemente quiera probar algo diferente.

Sincerely delicious and tasteful. Terrace next to the port which is calm and sunny. Interior is…read morecute and original. I had the hummus plate and the burger. Free WiFi is a plus so I can write this review immediately :-) One of the rare vegetarian restaurants in the area, this one is good!

went there with a couple of friends, ordered cannelloni, it looked like a dog shat on my plate…read more absolutely unedible, disgusting food. When I said I will not pay for this garbage the rude old lady suddenly forgot her English. What a disgrace, they should be ashamed of serving such terrible food and treating people like idiots.