By Laura Kemp • Updated: 14 Feb 2023 • 17:48
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As veganism becomes an increasingly popular dietary choice, Marbella has certainly stepped up to the plate, so you won’t just have to stick to patatas bravas (without the aioli) or padron peppers – although both are delicious!
The Euro Weekly News has put together a list of the best vegan restaurants in Marbella so everyone can enjoy Spanish gastronomy without having to have that awkward revelation to the waiter that “mi hija es una vegana”, which might earn you a few odd looks in certain Spanish restaurants!
Following their belief in the strong power of natural, plant-based food in order to create balanced, nourishing and tasty dishes which benefit both the body and the mind, restaurant owners Carlo and Trishi offer a selection of both raw and cooked dishes, many of which are also gluten free! No deep-frying or microwaving here!
Opening Hours: 1pm-4pm and 8pm-10:30pm Tuesday to Saturday
Address: Avenida Bulevar Principe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, S/N, Residencial Casablanca, Local 1, Modulo 6, 29602, Marbella, Spain
Booking: +34 630 441 834
With health on the mind, Super Be Juicery was created by two young and passionate entrepreneurs who wanted to nourish the people of Marbella with fresh, nutritious vegan juices. As well as sipping away on their organic, cold-press juices, you can also choose from a selection of clean food to cleanse and fuel your body.
Opening Hours: 8:30am-5pm Monday to Saturday, 8:30am-2pm Sunday
Address: Marbella Real 10, Avenida Principe Alfonso de Hohenlohe, 29660, Marbella, Malaga
Booking: +34 660 017 293
Not only is this one of the best vegan spots in Marbella, but it’s also a yoga and pilates centre, so you can fuel your body and replenish your mind all in one go. This relaxed eatery offers detox juices and some of the best carrot cake in town… they even serve wine if you feel like a treat after all that yoga.
Opening Hours: 11am-5pm Monday to Saturday, closed on Monday
Address: C.C. el Capricho 11 Milla de Oro, 29602, Marbella, Spain
Booking: +34 952 77 14 11
Although not a vegan restaurant, Wabi Sabi has so many great vegan options. It bases its restaurant philosophy on sustainability, nutritious flavours and product quality. Bringing consciously and lovingly prepared Hawaiian dishes to the table, your customer satisfaction will be as high as your morals after devouring some of the delicious food they have on offer.
Opening Hours: 12:30pm – 10:30pm Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Monday
Address: Avenida Antonio Belon 26, Local 10, 29602, Marbella
Booking: 951 47 26 83
Again, not another strictly vegan restaurant, but with a menu full of vegan and vegetarian options, Banus Burgers is the latest endeavour from restauranteur Howard Holland. Their vegan/veggie menu offers burgers made from vegan or ‘Beyond Meat’ patties with all the vegan-friendly trimmings!
Opening Hours: 12pm-12am Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Monday
Address: Calle Mlle Ribera, Casa H, Local 48/49, (Puerto Jose Banus), Marbella, Spain, 29660
Booking: +34 952 36 85 29
As one of the most Instagrammable healthy restaurant spots in Marbella, Rachel’s Eco Love prides itself on being a “beautiful slice of paradise”. Here they prioritise health, beauty, care, love and effort, and it certainly shows in the stunning presentation and loving preparation of every dish, juice and coffee, served out of their quaint baby-blue van. Every dish is also made daily to ensure freshness and nutritional value.
Opening Hours: 9am-10pm Monday to Sunday
Address: Inside Hotel Puente Romano Marbella, Bulevar Principe Alfonso von Hohenlohe, s/n, 29602, Marbella, Malaga, Spain
Booking: +34 952 865 617
Although it sells itself as a gluten-free bakery, this restaurant is so much more than that. Located in the gorgeous Puerto Romano (Like Rachel’s Eco Love), this restaurant offers an extensive menu with plenty of vegan options, such as vegan poke bowls, sandwiches and hamburgers as well as some raw vegan dishes.
Booking: +34 952 85 94 02
This restaurant uses nutrient-enriched superfood extracts to probiotics blended in their locally and consciously sourced, organic dishes to deliver visually captivating dishes in a fun, vibrant and welcoming environment. Every dish on their menu has a vegan and gluten free alternative so there’s something for everyone.
Opening Hours: 10am-4pm Monday to Thursday, 10am-4pm and 8pm-12am Friday, 10am-4pm Saturday, closed on Sunday
Address: Oasis Business Center, Office 11, N-340, km 176, 29600 Marbella, Malaga
Booking: +34 952 636 107
Promoting organic eating and a predominantly plant-based lifestyle, this restaurant serves high-quality, tasty and nutritiously rich dishes. Their aim is to encourage people to live in a more environmentally conscious way by providing convenient and healthy food because they understand that it’s not always easy amidst busy jobs and family life.
Opening Hours: 9am-6pm Monday to Sunday
Address: Boulevard Alfonso von Hohenlohe, Marbella, Spain
Booking: +34 667 61 43 84
Having made sustainability a priority, amongst the delicious vegan options on offer at this restaurant are their gorgeous miso aubergine and Panang curry with coconut rice. Downstairs in the same building, you’ll find Ground, which does amazing coffee with a range of plant-based kinds of milk. Or if you fancy something a little stronger, upstairs there’s a roof-top cocktail bar. Thank us later!
Opening Hours: 6pm-2am Monday to Sunday
Address: Nueva Andalucía, C. los Lirios, 29660 Marbella
Booking: +34 952 036 494
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