BioPoint is a chain of health food market. This one is small, located inside Prague's central station. Carries snack bars, tofu pate, and dairy-free cheese and other stuff. Many items are organic and some are fair trade. Open Mon-Sun 07:00-20:00.
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Praha Hlavni Nadrazi, Wilsonova 8 (at Praha 2), Prague, Czech Republic
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Added by Amy1274 on 11 Nov 2013
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28 Reviews
First Review by Amy1274
ChristinaWölfchen
Points +751
Better than expected - Edit
I had a sandwich for a train trip. It was very fresh and the taste was way better than expected! The price was very reasonable.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2025-09-14
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EddieGiPo
Points +1402
Great sortiment to go! - Edit
Great sortiment to go. Vegan food, both fridge food and packed. Lots of beverages and bakery too.
Read morePros: Sortiment
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LuBurgess
Points +968
Great for pre-train food! - Edit
The shop is on the upper level at the north end of the station. There's a fridge with a variety of vegan options for sandwiches and cakes, as well as various vegan snacks in the rest of the shop. The smoked tofu sandwich and carrot cake that I got were both great!
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Clara_D_M
Points +22651
Not easy to find but worth it! - Edit
It took me some time to find it but is was worth it! It’s a luxury to be able to have access to a huge selection of vegan sandwiches and other snacks in a train station. Good selection of kombuchas too!
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Viola01
Points +339
Oat milk is the only option to coffee 💚 - Edit
Coffee is relatively cheap for a main station. They automatically put oat milk to coffee, which is amazing. No extra money
Read morePros: Oat milk
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pineplants
Points +217
Perfect for a travel snack - Edit
Very convenient store to get a snack on the go. They sell sandwiches with tofu and seitan as well as some sweet pastries and other things like a quiche. The prices are obviously a bit high for what the sandwiches are, but compared to many other stores at the main station, still pretty affordable. I recommend the sandwich with seitan and carrot, it's really flavourful and tasty!😄
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Didier123
Points +41
Perfect stop between train rides - Edit
Quite a big variety of vegan choices: several quiches, sandwiches, small pizzas, cakes, muffin,...
Read moreHad breakfast with a piece of spinach quiche and a small seitan sandwich and I'm really full😉(and it was very tasty)
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risajanda
Points +1777
BioPoint at Main train station - Edit
There is a lot of vegan options like buns with spread and vegetables, yoghurts, spreads, lavash, tofu, tempeh, sausages, bars... Ideal for snacks on your way but I don't found any untensil in the shop. So don't forget to bring your own.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-06-01
Pros: Many snacks to go
Cons: Prices, No untensils
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zolete
Points +478
Buena opción take away - Edit
Cogí un trozo de quiché y un trozo de tarta de zanahoria para un viaje largo en tren por 6€ y mereció la pena.
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pumokel
Points +3460
Vegan options - Edit
A lot of clearly marked vegan options, also ready to eat sandwiches. However they didn’t look healthy or tasty so I didn’t get anything.
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louisa_msrxx
Points +83
Gut - Edit
Große Auswahl vegane Lebensmittel, auch an frischen To Go Sachen. Die frischen Sachen sind leider in fünffach Plastik eingepackt, Qualität dem Preis entsprechend.
Read morePros: Super für auf Reisen
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virgoangelwings
Points +1081
Very good - Edit
This shop offers vegan baguettes, bars and ice cream. You can also buy hummus, tofu or vegan meat there. You might wanna come earlier, the baguettes sell out quickly if there’s a lot of people.
Read morePros: Variety of vegan options, Reasonable price
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veganjazztraveller
Points +484
No fresh fruits or veggies - Edit
pretty poor shop. we were looking for organic fruits. like just a banana as a snack. wasn’t worth the walk
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MichaelaAlitaFeiglov
Points +15
Never more - Edit
We was very disapointed, poor choose of vegetarian or vegan products, almost all in the shop is normal food, that is possible buy in supermarket and cheaper. They dont have even the goat products, almost all food they sale is unhealthy. Everything full of palm oil! I dont think, that muller milch is bio ... products for ill people are not healthy as they say. Full of conservants sugar palmoil ecc... terrible cheating, only to earn money from turists....
Read moreAmyKljusa
the fact that the store is called BioPoint does not mean that everything there has to be organic, the concept of the store is not based purely on organic food, but also on rational nutrition, etc. if you were interested or asked you would have found out😄the products are different and separate, so you can also find gluten-free, dia, lactose-free, just ask, I go there almost every day and I don't think it's fair to judge after one visit
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Charlyn
Points +28
Good - Edit
Conveniently placed shop. Lots of vegan products. Prices are quite reasonable.
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VeganAnt
Points +227
Threw half of our food away - Edit
We purchased two sandwiches and a
Read moretofu spinach quiche, prices were reasonable but the quality of the food was horrendous. The sandwiches were bland and stale with way too much mayo and thick chunks of cabbage, the bread tasted like it had expired a week ago. The only flavor in the quiche was salt, consistency was revolting. Would avoid buying ready-made snacks from there, a waste of money.
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kelseyjaynex
Points +4354
Decent snack for the train - Edit
Convenient spot inside the central train station. They have a fridge at the front with pre-prepared items like tofu quiche, baguettes, sweets. Vegan items seemed to be all labelled as such.
Read moreWe grabbed a couple of big tofu baguettes for around 60 crowns each, which were super skimpy on the salad and tofu but had bucketloads of mayonnaise oozing out everywhere. Not bad for a cheap, readymade meal but I felt like I’d drank a litre of mayo afterwards haha.
Pros: location, cheap, pre-prepared meals for the train
Cons: grumpy staff
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werdza
Points +72
Very good shop at trainstation - Edit
Very good shop with many vegan options. My favourite are vegan baguettes from fridge, with smoked tofu, vegetables and soyanesse without vinegar, with lenon (I am allergic to vinegar).
Read morePros: Lot of vegan options
Cons: .
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Inopinans
Points +260
many vegan & healthy options to take away - Edit
Perfekt place to get your food supplies for a long train ride. I didn't find it that expensive! I got a huge sandwich with tofu and vegan mayonnaise for 65 czk. (But maybe it's cheaper in town than here) There's also some vegan versions of typical czech food.
Read morePros: many vegan options to choose from
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AlexSuchy
Points +122
Great stock up location - Edit
Been here many times to get some food before a train trip. It's want you want for a train, sandwiches and cakes.
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martint
Points +9685
Vegan sandwiches - Edit
This little shops is placed inside the train station. They sells almost everything, but mostly health produces, and between them, some vegan sandwiches, and even one vegan cake (although the last one was not very good). You can also pick a energy or protein bar. Very helpful when you are in the rush.
Read morePros: Location, Vegan options
Cons: Quite expensive
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Fanje
Points +60
Nice to get some vegan sandwiches or snacks - Edit
We used the shop to get some vegan sandwiches. They have a small choice of vegan sandwiches but they also have some with gluten free bread.
Read moreThey also have plant drinks, some organic and/or vegan cakes and cookies, nuts and dried fruit. It is a bit expensive but it's a good location if you want something vegan to eat if you are travelling.
Pros: Central location
Cons: Expensive
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elbobro
Points +438
Refresh - Edit
Really great place to grab some quick vegan food, sandwiches, baguettes, sweets, plant milks, spreads, pastries etc. Your tummy will be happy, just your wallet could cry a little.
Read morePros: Location, Opening hours
Cons: Prices
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RonaldWeasley
Points +30
good for picking up vegan lunches / snacks - Edit
I found this shop really useful - it's a little expensive, but not especially so compared to places I might shop in the UK, and it's well located in the train station, on a corner near one of the big arrivals boards. I thought it had a good range of vegan foods for what is quite a small shop - I got chocolate milk, a sandwich, some pate, and small things that I could eat in my hostel room. The ingredients on the sandwich were all listed in Czech, that's true, but I didn't find that surprising. They seem to mark allergens in bold, as in other EU countries, which makes skim reading easy enough even in another language.
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Solun
Points +73
Expensive veg-friendly shop - Edit
They have a nice selection of foods (if you consider it's Prague) but unfortunatelly the prices are really high (sometimes 3 times more expensive items than elsewhere). But if you happen to wait for your train here, you'll be glad it's here.
Read morePros: Some nice vegan options
Cons: Expensive, Some options only at certain times of day
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CharlesF.Radley
Points +24
Not friendly to tourists or visitors, nor vegans - Edit
Avoid this place. The staff here does not speak English , and all the products are labelled only in the Czech language. Meat products are mixed in with Vegan products, and the selection is very poor. I accidentally bought some revolting meat pate [which was located in a shelf of apparently vegan products] which gave me severe indigestion. also they do not help in bagging purchases at the checkout. generally unhelpful and terrible customer service. Avoid this place.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Sunday June 22, 2014
Cons: staff do not speak English, products only labelled in Czech language, meat products mixed with vegan product
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aps101
Points +341
Limited Prepared Foods But Good Store - Edit
A great store, but if like me you were hoping to pick up some prepared foods for a train ride, the options are limited. It seems geared more towards the commuter who may be picking up groceries on the way home, spices, flours, raw materials for cooking. That said, I did find some snacks for the train, but no vegan salads or sandwiches as you might hope. There were some veggie prepared foods.
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