If you are looking to follow a vegetarian diet or just want to eat something different, here are 3 vegetarian restaurant options in Lisbon. There are more and more options in the city, even in the most carnivorous restaurants, vegetarian dishes are gaining ground.
Enjoy a variety of vegetarian delicacies at daTerra’s buffet, without worrying about your health or the price. For a fixed price of €10.50 for lunch from Monday to Friday and €12.50 for dinner and on weekends (drinks and desserts not included), enjoy a wide selection of vegetarian dishes, including snacks at the central counter, soup and three hot dishes that change daily.
For those interested in anticipating the day’s options, the weekly menu is available on the restaurant’s website.
This is one of the oldest and most special vegetarian restaurants in the city, having been open for 15 years. Its charming garden, with a waterfall and a lake inhabited by ducks, turtles and carp, was opened by the Dalai Lama.
In addition, the space has a children's playground and a vegetable garden full of plants and aromatic herbs.
The story of Os Tibetanos began 40 years ago, at a time when vegetarianism was beginning to gain more followers. It remains strong, now in a larger space, with a pleasant garden on the ground floor and a Buddhist temple on the upper floors, dedicated to the practice of meditation and yoga. The ovo-lacto vegetarian menu is inspired by influences from around the world.
Try the spinach and cheese momos, the traditional seitan ones, the goat's cheese and pesto salad, the mango curry with tofu and the refreshing rose petal ice cream with yogurt.