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Veggie pub offering daily menus with soup and complimentary water with fruit. A la carte menu features 50+ vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free dishes; house-made ice lollies and traditional Czech meals prepared the vegan way -- served Mon-Fri till 10pm, Sat till 10pm. The bar offers a selection of Czech beer as well 2 Vegalité beers (lager and wheat beer) plus both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Has children's corner, smoking and non-smoking sections. Hosts live underground D.I.Y. music events. Est. since 2009. Reported fully vegan April 2023. Companion animal friendly. Open Mon-Fri 11:00-00:00, Sat 16:00-00:00. Closed Sun.
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First Review by dog
_mateusz
Points +33
Good food. Friendly staff. - Edit
A nice place to eat, apparently one of very few in Brno. Very casual. The food is mostly vegan, and clearly marked as such on the menu. Has a variety of meals to choose from, from traditional (dumplings with red cabbage and grilled or fried seitan/linseed-based wraps) to some quite fancy stuff. The staff is very nice, too. Special offer menu at lunchtime (until 14). I've only eaten there once while on a very short visit to Brno, but would like to come back again. The entrance from the street is marked, walk through the gate and then down the stairs.
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citizen428
Points +68
Mostly great - Edit
As the menu informed us, the name "Vegalite" was a fusion of "V" for vegan/vegetarian and the French "égalité" (equality), meaning that all livings things are the same before nature. So +1 in the philosophy department. It's generally a very likable place, with an urban leftish atmosphere. Lots of students, free WiFi and the occasional concert don't only makes this a good place to eat, but also for just hanging out with some friends and having a drink.
Read moreTheir menu (also available in English) is pretty big and vegan options are clearly marked as such. Prices are good too, with around 1 Euro for a Soup and 3-4 for a main course. Alas the meals aren't always what the name promises, for example the Kung Pao -- while very good -- had neither chilis nor peanuts, which are usually the main ingredients. Also my girlfriend's Moussaka was rather short of aubergines and heavy on potatoes instead. That doesn't mean that the food isn't good, just that you won't necessarily get what you expect. The one exception to this was my rice though, which tasted like it never even shared a room with salt, let alone touched it. Unfortunately that made my otherwise excellent meal unnecessarily bland.
From what I read elsewhere there's also a non-smoking section, which we believe was full when we got there. That's why we had to sit in the main room, which can be quite smoky, which might be a turn-off for some people. It also got to us for a while and we left instead of having another drink.
This is the type of place where I wish I could give half cows on HappyCow, but since I liked the overall atmosphere of the place, I'll give it a 4 rather than a 3.
Pros: super friendly, vegan food clearly marked, atmosphere
Cons: smoke
Guest
cdrk
Points +888
Nice place. - Edit
This friendly alternative place offers good meals for a nice price, nice music and sometimes gigs too.
Read morePros: Friendly staff, Good food, Nice music
Cons: Smokers
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