There are many great vegan restaurants in Amsterdam, so you’ll have plenty of options to choose from if you want to eat vegan in the Dutch capital. On this page I’ve listed my favorite vegan restaurants in Amsterdam. All the restaurants on this page are 100% vegan. So they don’t serve any meat, fish or dairy at all.
Vegan Junk Food Bar

I love the Vegan Junk Food Bar in Amsterdam! They opened up their first all vegan fast-food burgerbar in Amsterdam-West in 2017. It was a big success straight away! By popular demand they opened up 3 more restaurants. On the menu of the Vegan Junk Food Bar in Amsterdam you’ll find exactly that what you would expect: 100% plant-based fast food. The most popular categories on the menu are their burgers and the loaded fries.
Read more about the Vegan Junk Food bar here.
Buba Cream

Buba Cream in Amsterdam East is the vegan ice cream shop from Vegan Junk Food Bar. Here they serve all kinds of vegan ice cream flavors and vegan boba ice cream. Boba (or bubble tea) is a popular Asian drink with tapioca pearls in it. At Buba Cream they serve a vegan ice cream cup with the same pearls and ice cream scoops. It’s topped with fruits and sweets.
Deer Mama

Deer Mama is a vegan milkshake and burger bar in Amsterdam. You can find the vegan mylk and burger bar in De Pijp area, right next to the new metro stop ‘De Pijp’ (line 52). The main focus of Deer Mama is vegan milkshakes and vegan burgers, but you can also get other colorful vegan dishes, vegan soft serve and several vegan cakes and cookies there.
Toost

Toost Amsterdam offers 100% vegan catering and food packages. You can hire them for your party or meeting, but they also make vegan picnic packages. Here you see a vegan picnic package from Toost with bread sticks, vegan feta, tofu balls, beet spread, green pea spread, tapenade and much more.
Koffie en de Koeck

Koffie en de Koeck is a little heaven for vegans. This all vegan restaurant near the Westerpark serves breakfast, lunch and high-tea’s from Tuesday to Saturday. Besides that everything is 100% vegan, they also work with as many organic ingredients as possible. Their vegan cream cheese is delicious and the sweet potato hummus with dukkah (Egyptian nuts and spices) is a must-try! Pictured is the gluten free corn cracker club with avocado and grilled bell pepper.
Meatless District

The name Meatless District already suggests that there is only no meat on the menu, but this restaurant is 100% plant based! Everything on their menu is vegan and they have some delicious options for either lunch or dinner. For lunch you can go for one of their big sandwiches, like the one I had (pictured) with walnut and mushroom pate, cucumber, mango chutney and crushed walnuts. They also serve dinner, their MD burger is famous! They’re located at
Soil

Very close to Meatless District you can find Soil. Soil is a plant-based cafe. They’ve got the delicious beyond meat burger with several toppings and they’ve got vegan salad bowls too. Their seasonal bowls are also a great recommendation. They menu changes every few months, but they’re always nice. Last time I was there they had a great peanut butter curry.
Vegabond

Vegabond is a vegan lunchroom meets vegan supermarket, making it the perfect stop for all vegans in town. They’re located at De Clercqstraat in Amsterdam West. Their lunches are delicious (vegan cheese!) and the mini supermarket is great for getting the not-so-usual vegan products like silken tofu, vegan cheese en even vegan whipped cream.
Roots

Roots is probably best known for their organic cold pressed juices. But I’m not a juice person, I prefer to eat my calories. So I go there for their wraps, salads and mostly: their desserts! They sell the raw treats from Holy Nut. They are raw, organic, sugar free, dairy free and paleo friendly. But still super tasty! My favorite is the Chocolate Salted Caramel slice (pictured on the right). You can find Roots at the Amstelveenseweg in Amsterdam Zuid.
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