Tempting menu, excellent food, generous servings.
If you are lucky with the weather you can eat on a few small tables distributed around the stall.
My boyfriend and I have been here a few times - the food is not amazing but it's decent and all vegan! Our favorite is the wienerschnitzel (Dunajski zrezek), good in a fried way. Also had a very nice squash soup once, and the falafel and burger are also recommended. Chow mein a bit greasy. Tiramisu is pretty good.
The current location is inconvenient if you don't have a car ... but if you do and need a quick lunch, it's a good place to go.
Pros: Friendly, decent portions, decent pricesMe and my friends visited this place for the first time and we all really liked the food. We tried Spring Rolls, Chow Mein and Rainbow Rice. It was tasty and not too greasy. I guess it is a minus that this place is out of city center. But it's still worth driving there from time to time. =)
Pros: food, fast prepared, helpful peopleLoving Hut Ljubljana is the only vegan place in the city so I just had to try it. It was quite a walk from the city-center to the Hut, (which is located near a shopping mall) but it was worth it. I had a "fish"burger with French salad and for desert tiramisu and a apple with cream tiramisu like desert. All tasted good. They also have soups (goulash) wok, falafel and kebab.
Pros: good food, vriendly (English speaking) staff, cheapSlovenia finally has got a vegan place! I really like Loving Hut, especially since they got raw balls and raw chocolate as sweets:) I recommend vegbab (vegan kebab) and chow mein (noodles with vegetables and tofu) which I have most of the time. These two things are simply SO good I hardly order anything else though you won't be disappointed with anything! You can eat there, they have a few tables outside if you don't like "take away" option. Enjoy! ;)
Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, raw vegan optionsNot a restaurant, but a stall for take-away, with plenty of options ranging from Chinese food to vegan versions of traditional Eastern European dishes. I had the rice stew, which was a bit greasy but good, the seitan kebab (wonderful), and a not-so-amazing tiramisu.
Pros: cheap, friendly staff
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