We have worked on adding to our initial list and hope to help you guys find the best vegan food in Bucharest. In no particular order, let us continue this adventure!
Vyro
Pros:
- They experiment with Romanian food turned vegan (beetroot borch, porcini stew with polenta, vegan sarmale and eggplant “salad”)
- An extensive menu with just vegan food
Cons:
- Not in Old Town
- Small location
Location: Google Maps
Namaste (Draculas top pick)
Pros:
- The cashew curry was better than the butter chicken, and I can tell you that the butter chicken was really good
- It is an amazingly good place to eat really nice Indian food, and is really, really tasty
- You can bring non-vegans and you are going to all have a good time
- A wide range of vegan and vegetarian dishes
- The staff is Indian
Cons:
- It was full when I got there so make sure to book a table during the weekend
- It is not in Old Town but it is walkable (also you have buses that drop you off close by)
Location: Google Maps
Alternative: close by a Pakistani/Indian restaurant with quite a few vegan/vegetarians restaurants – Haveli
Go Veggie Băcănie & Bistro Vegan
Pros:
- Opens quite early
- It is both a restaurant and a market
- They change the menu quite often and make traditional foods and non-traditional foods.
- Bacanie translates to deli
Cons:
- Short schedule on Saturday and closed on a Sunday
- Far away from Old Town
Location: Google Maps
Herbs Organic Kitchen
Pros:
- Vegan platters and Momos! Offered in a Nepalese restaurant
- It is one of the best priced vegan places in town
- In the former area that used to be the Uranus, a neighbourhood destroyed by Ceausescu, the dictator
- Nepali people are one of the fastest growing minority groups in Bucharest and we get nice food
Cons:
- Off the beaten path.
Location: Google Maps
Arome
Pros:
- Healthy, tasty and decently priced, exactly what I want to hear
- The smoothies and lemonades are a big plus.
- Cozy garden, that is perfect for the summer.
Cons:
- Not close to Old Town and not well connected with public transport
Location: Google Maps
Our older link, we definitely took our time writing the new one:
Some vegetarian and vegan options to know:
Dracula's Guide to Romania 
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