Veganuary is here! The movement inspires and support people to try vegan for January and throughout the rest of the year. If you enjoy a meat-free diet and are looking for somewhere tasty to celebrate a plant based veggie lifestyle this month, just keep on reading…

Freshii, Lower Cross Street

Freshii food

Freshii offer a range of salads, hot bowls, burritos, healthy wraps, soups, fresh pressed juices, smoothies and frozen yogurt served in an eco-friendly environment. They have a huge selection of healthy eats that will keep you fuelled without sacrificing taste. Veggie dishes include their Tex Mex Burrito, Buddha’s Satay Bowl and Pokii Bowl.

Check out the full menu on their website. 


TGO Falafel Bar, Mary Street

TGO Falafel

The very successful vegetarian and vegan falafel bar prepare their food with ethics and care. Their food is sourced organically to ensure the highest standards. They pride themselves on providing a healthy and cheap meal. Their menu ranges from mezze plates to their curry of the day and are all entirely vegetarian! For the full menu, visit the TGO Falafel Bar’s Facebook page.

Boojum, 1 Spanish Parade

Boojum

 

Mexican Burrito Bar Boojum has unveiled its plans to launch a new 100% plant-based dish this month, offering those conscious consumers participating in the increasingly popular Veganuary movement, a tasty, meat free meal choice. The limited time only offering is a tasty Sweet Potato & Lentil dish packed full of nutritional goodness and is sure to be a welcome warming option on cold January days. Served with Pickled Onions, Guacamole and Vegan Sour Cream, this superfood dish delivers on the full flavour Boojum is famous for. Launching, Tuesday 07 January, customers will be able to enjoy the new dish in their burritos, bowls or tacos in Galway’s Spanish Parade store. While Boojum, due to its fully customisable nature, has catered to vegans since opening in 2007, the leading Irish fast-casual restaurant brand has been getting creative and experimenting with their menu over the last year. So whether you’re a vegan, vegetarian, flexitarian or simply giving Veganuary a go, Boojum’s new Sweet Potato & Lentil dish aims to make it that little bit easier, and a whole lot more interesting.

1, Spanish Parade House, 13 Bóthar Na Gceannaithe Íochtarach, Galway. Phone: 091 568 450


 

Freshly Chopped, Newcastle Road & Eyre Square Shopping Centre

Freshly Chopped

 

Freshly Chopped are hungry to bring their customers fresh, clean and nutritious food, served quickly. With the option of creating your own wrap, sandwich or bowl, the Chopped menu is perfect for vegetarians. Their food is locally sourced where possible and is natural and full of flavour.

For more information, visit the Chopped website.


The Lighthouse Cafe, Abbeygate Street Upper

The Lighthouse Café

 

The Lighthouse is a cosy café offering fresh, home-cooked vegetarian and vegan food, predominately gluten free. It is located in the heart of the city centre and offers a vegan brunch every Sunday from 12-4 pm. Their unique menu has earned them great reviews on Trip Advisor and the intimate setting makes for the perfect location for a quiet veggie meal out.

To find out more, visit their Facebook page.
If you head to any of these veggie-friendly spots, make sure to tag us in your mouth watering photos! 

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