Vegan-friendly
Western
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Asian
Vegetarian cafe in a casual and colorful setting. All vegan except for cheese. Food is prepared daily and displayed in glass case at the counter. Organic beer and wine served. You could also order wines at the wine bar inside. Non-smoking. Open Mon-Sat 09:00-22:00.
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140 Reviews
First Review by aFormerClarity
loveforveganfood
Points +419
one of the best - Edit
Really one of the best and most popular veggie places in Vienna.
Read moreHave all the traditional dishes. Great for vegan tourists who want to try some local food.
Interior is very basic.
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katzi
Points +277
expected more - Edit
food was okay but not that good that i would go there again
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TrudiBruges
Points +23694
Wiener schnitzel. We were not really impressed - Edit
Excited to try out the schnitzel!
Read moreBut the dishes were just slices of fried seitan and potatoes, with a veganaise. The cordon blue did contain some ‘stretchy’ cheese.
we had ordered extra potatoes, but they never came.
The interior of Landia looked a bit outdated, rather dark, not really cosy. Service was swift, but very brief communication (would have appreciated some suggestions or help with the menu for example). If we had known these dishes came without any vegetables, would have definitely ordered a side dish.
This is from a visit in 2016. More in detail here:
https://brugesvegan.com/2016/08/31/vegan-schnitzel-landia/
Pros: cheap
Cons: dull food, outdated interior
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Sorana
Points +2279
Huge portions - Edit
Make sure to come with a big appetite to Landia, as the portion sizes are impressive. We tried the vegan roasted goose with oranges, red cabbage and roasted potatoes (instead of the breaded dumplings as a side dish), as well as the vegan beef loin with onions and the roasted potatoes. Both were delicious! The drinks were very good as well, we had the hot pear juice with cinnamon, the cucumber aloe vera pepper lemonade and a latte with soy milk. Definitely coming back!
Read morePros: Friendly staff
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Phoenix1973
Points +205
Nice colorful place - Edit
The restaurants colorful furniture might not be to everones taste, but the many vegetarian and vegan dishes surely are. Most of them are austrian Classics, veganized. I went there to have a "Martini Gansl", or better call it VeGansl (goose in vegan form).
Read morePros: Many options to choose from
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olddirtyvibe
Points +119
traditionsl dishes made vegan/vege - Edit
too many options to choose from, most of them vegan(!), very fair prices and all around good place for a hearty meal. highly recommended!
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Animotek78
Points +332
good food but - Edit
They charge for tap water. The stuff not so nice.
Read moreBut the dishes are big and tasty.
Pros: big dishes. many vegan choices
Cons: tap water are not free the waiters are not nice
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Traveller_for_liphe
Points +155
decent food - Edit
Came here for dinner and ordered the beet gnocchi, the pumpkin stew, and the samosas. The food was a solid OK but nothing that special. The samosas were delicious. I wouldn't go out of your way to visit here but it was nice to have the large number of vegan options.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: Not amazing food
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Mayacdk
Points +134
Vegan dessert!!! - Edit
I ordered the hommemade pirogi filled with cabbage and mushrooms, served with mixed salad (9.20 EUR) and my boyfriend ordered the Vegan chicken with fresh ginger vegetable mix and baked potatos (11.20 EUR).
Read moreBoth dishes were very large and looked very appetizing but the filling of my pirogi had a dominant sour taste and the ginger really overtook the other dish.
For dessert we took a fig cake and a vanilla raspberry cake with chocolate mouse, both were INCREDIBLE (especially the latter) and made with spelt flour.
The atmosphere is really nice, there's also outdoor seating. The waiters are reallt nice.
All of the menu is translated to English and vegan dishes are clearly marked. There is a huge selection of drinks and food.
Pros: Huge selection o vegan meals, Large Porions, Good service
Cons: dominant flavors in main dishes
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Julie90
Points +1403
For veganized Austrian food - Edit
Extensive menu, we tried many different dishes and they were all amazing. The location is lovely, the interior not the best but hey - if the food is that good who really cares. Our waitress was friendly also. Come hungry, the portions are big!
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ArtVB
Points +332
Great food - Edit
One of the best vegan-friendly restaurants in Vienna. Their menu is extensive and offers many options for different tastes, from fake meats to basic plant-based options. The dishes that I ordered (samosas, gnocchi and salad) were delicious and very well cooked and seasoned.
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piffelina
Points +3516
Great spot for authentic Austrian cusine - Edit
I really liked this place, and went 2 days in a row. Gulasch, pirogi's and schnitzel served with potatoes and some great sauce - it was so good I had to ask for a re-fill.
Read moreThe coconut milkshake was not just a coconut-flavored milkshake, but was based on coconut milk, and there were big lumps of coconut milk in. It was a little too fatty for my taste. I tried a selection of all desserts available, and my favorite was one with peach on top. The rest were a little too heavy for my liking.
The food is a solid 5 stars, but the milkshake and cakes drag down my grade slightly. I would love to go here and try some other food again though!
Pros: Great vegan options, Authentic Austrian kitchen
Cons: Not all vegan, Cakes and milkshake a bit boring
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Misanthropia
Points +2827
Awsome austrian cuisine! - Edit
If you are looking for a place where you can enjoy typical austrian meals in a vegan version, this is definitely the place to go! They also offer vegan whines, which is unfortunatly still not common at every vegan/vegetarian place. Also everything on their menu is clearly labeled, since they also offer vegetarian meals.
Read moreWe tried the cordon bleau and the piroggen and were absolutly satifisied with the taste and the portion size. The only thing I have to complain about is that they already sold out all the cakes, so I couldn't try the dessert, but it was late on a Friday night, so I'll disregard that. ;)
Pros: Tasty food, Vegan whine, Creative menu
Cons: Desserts where sold out in the evening
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wyrd
Points +3361
Plenty of food and vegan cake! - Edit
I had dinner at Landia yesterday with a non-vegetarian friend. I had a vegan dinner consisting in seitan schnitzel (three pieces of seitan, potatoes, lemon, and a nice sauce), a natural juice (carrot, orange, ginger), and a piece of a vegan chocolate and coconut cake (there were 5 different cakes to choose from, and all were vegan!).
Read moreEverything was really nice, portions were generous, and staff was friendly (speaking to me in English and to my Austrian friend in German, of course). There were not many other customers, probably because it was Monday (in their website they suggest booking in advance, in fact). In terms of money, I spent 15.50EUR, which I think it's honest.
My friend had a vegan pumpkin-based dish (which he liked), a beer, a cocktail (mango dream), and a coffee and spent 20EUR.
We went away full and happy! :--)
Pros: Generous portions, Friendly staff, Reasonable prices
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babebibobu
Points +237
good down-to-earth cuisine - Edit
landia has a large menu with lots of Austrian dishes, but also some non fake-meat stuff.
Read moreour dishes were served with some great salad and we all liked it.
the staff was friendly and helpful.
Pros: good food, reasonable prices
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ninanas
Points +15
Try some place else - Edit
My hubby and I went there one evening during our week in Vienna, as it had gotten good reviews on Happycow. The first bad omen of the visit was the gaudy color scheme of the place; imagine the most horrid yellow-neonish green, paired with a washed out brownish orange, mixed in with obscure patterns; that alone can make you loose your apetite! What food is concerned we were most disappointed. I ordered the veg gulash, that came with two scary looking lumps of old bread and something else undefinable. The lumps had awful consistency and no flavour whatsoever, the soy bits in the gulash tasted nothing, and the gulash itself was luke warm only and the only flavour was paprika, and not a nice one.. My hubby had seitan schnitzel, also tasteless, a pluss for the potatoes, that actually tasted of something; potatoes!The only good thing about this meal was the beer. We did not take our chances on desserts here, and also did not want to spend a penny more in this place. Staff seemed unenthusiastic, understandably so. If you want a tasty and lovely veggie meal this is not the place to go, there are much better places close by!
Read morePros: beer
Cons: the food, the interior, the staff
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button_boxer
Points +34
Tasty and filling, great value - Edit
A bit hidden away but a little gem when you find it. I had the seitan schnitzel with parsley potatoes and salad, very tasty and a large portion so make sure you are hungry when you go...
Read moreThey also offer a selection of vegan cakes, I joked with the waitress that I couldn't decide between banana or coconut and she suggested half and half, which worked well. Overall good value for money - main course, salad, cake and soft drink came in at under €20.
Decor is bright and colourful with background music that is cheerful without being overpowering. All in all, a good find and definitely somewhere I'll go again if I have the opportunity.
Pros: Large portions, Cake!, Friendly English-speaking staff
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Elisabeth_Vienne
Points +123
Yummy food, pleasant atmosphere - Edit
This is one of my favourite vegan restaurants in my hometown! :) It is very comfortable and always calm there even if it is close to one of the biggest shopping streets in Vienna! :)
Read moreYou can choose between two small rooms or a table outside :) The portions of the food make you really full :) They have a normal choice of vegan/vegetarian dishes and they are all really well cooked and seasoned in my opinion :) But the cakes, which change oftentimes, are the best there! :)
And the staff is also always very friendly!
Pros: Low/Fair prices for yummy food, Pleasent atmosphere, Friendly staff
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heywood100
Points +334
Not totally my cup of tea, but still done well - Edit
I first tried to go to Landia a year ago, and after schlepping around Vienna for quite a while trying to find it's slightly obscure location, I arrived only to be told that they were shutting early due to a lack of custom. However, on my next trip to Vienna, I managed to go again after much effort (it really is a bit tough to find), and found it in a much healthier situation.
Read moreThe staff were very friendly, and patient with our poor attempts to pronounce things in German and our need to have certain bits of the menu explained to us. The food itself was...well, I feel that I can't be too harsh on it, as I am coming to the realisation that I'm simply not a big fan of central European cuisine. A lot of the food is vegetarian and vegan equivalents of traditional dishes from this part of the world, like goulash and schnitzel. In that sense, they were perfectly successful, I just find much of the local food a bit bland it seems. To reiterate, the problem is with me, not them, I think Landia did a good job of what it was trying to do.
Excepting my taste issues, the place was very nice, a cosy atmosphere, friendly staff, good beer, and a reasonable price. If you're up for potatoes, breadcrumbs, cheese and 'ham', this seems like a fine choice.
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SimonaSignorelli
Points +95
nice vegetarian cafe - Edit
Vegetarian and vegan cafe with soups, salads, main dishes i.e. pita bread, falafel, noodles, veg curry, desserts.
Read morePros: nice food, nice staff, good location
Cons: small choice
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KaosPhoenix
Points +131
great place for vegans - Edit
We had a celebration there, and the staff was super friendly. They made a vegan menu for us with a choice of cordon bleu or Zwiebelrostbraten (Austrian speciality: pan-fried seitan and onion gravy). The servings were huge, and I don't think I've ever had a better vegan meal at a restaurant. Also: vegan cocktails!
Read morePros: super friendly, great food, vegan cocktails
Cons: a bit hard to find (but we managed)
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Tara HD
Points +790
Good vegan selection of typical Austrian food - Edit
I am not a great fan of veganized meat dishes but wanted to try out this place. I had "Gulasch mit Semmelknödel" (goulash with bread dumplings) which was good but nothing special and a very yummy cake. I also also tried from the cake my friend had which was excellent too. The atmosphere is nice and the waiter was very friendly. Overall Landia left a good impression on me but will not become my favorite.
Read morePros: mostly vegan dishes, friendly staff
Cons: focus on meat substitutes
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EJ_eats
Points +152
Awesome cooking! - Edit
Every dish can be made vegan! -> big selection
Read moreVery friendly staff, and instead of just frying some veggies, served with rice, they have dishes that really make me think "Wow, I couldn't have made that myself"!
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33rpm
Points +62
Typical austrian dishes vegan-style - Edit
The restaurant is located close to the city's main shopping street, i was tired of all the bustle there and so i decided to go for this place.
Read moreIt took me some time to find though, it's not too easy to find if you're not a local.
I like the style of the restaurant, it has lots of small nice tables, some are even outside the restaurant. You choose by menu card where you get offered several typical austrian meals vegan-style. I chose the "rinderrostbraten" with dumplings.
The taste was quite good, but nothing special.
The restaurant itself is mixed vegan-vegetarian.
Pros: close to mariahilferstraße
Cons: difficult to find for non-locals
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Senkenberg
Points +105
Favourite in Vienna - Edit
I only found this on my last visit in November 2010. Excellent vegan choice and good quality cooking, sort of gastro pub vibe, ie waiter service but relaxed ambience with a central bar you could also stand at and have a beer. Well worth the slight walk, even in November, and area is safe and pleasant. Looks impossible on Google Maps, but there's a pedestrian passage (past a health shop!) from Neubaugasse onto Ahornergasse. As almost everywhere in Vienna, cuisine is primarily mock-meat orientated.
Read morePros: Food quality, Vegan Choice, Helpful service
Cons: 20 minute walk beyond the Ring
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andrea
Points +638
Local Foods Veganized - Edit
Our Viennese friends took us here, so we didn't have to worry about finding it! The people are really friendly and did speak some English, but it's really best to learn some food words anyway as a travelling vegan.
Read moreMy husband got the Cordon Bleu seitan, just one of the best vegan main dishes we've ever had. Amazing. I had a schnitzel thing. Also fantastic. Can't remember the sides, but they were good too. Our friend got the celeriac breaded cutlet, which was incredible. Good beer selection, but only one on tap. Prices are super-reasonable, especially for Vienna. And vegan desserts! The chocolate coconut cake was very good, but not super-rich or gooey.
Pros: FOOD, Prices, Clean & Friendly
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Edz
Points +68
Quite sweet - Edit
Tucked away in a side street off one of Viennas less touristy, but equally busy, districts. Very pleasant staff, one of the two spoke very good English. We choose two seitan-filled pittas which were delicious and filling. Extensive range of drinks and all for a reasonable price (cheap for vienna).
Read more+ Vegan cakes!
We wish this place was in London
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