Cornucopia Wholefoods

I wasn't sure how much luck I would have with finding vegetarian options in Dublin, but I was pleasantly surprised by Cornucopia!! I got the Mushroom and Lentil Lasagna with the Coleslaw and Cucumber/Daikon Salad and everything was amazing!!! The portions are huge and I couldn't finish everything. 10/10. I wish I lived here so that I could come everyday!!

Absolutely loved this place, so many great vegan options it was hard to choose, I wanted to taste everything! Ended up having some canneloni and it was so good. Also had some carrot cake which was everything I wanted it to be. Definitely go here when in Dublin!

There are very few vegan options in Dublin so it's very important that everyone protects this precious and wonderful place. Entrees are available with 2 salads or soup for 13.95 euros. I had the very delicious vegan "parcel" with beet root and tofu topped with a peanut marmalade along with chickpea and Brussel Sprout salad and the barley and Swiss chard citrus salad. A man threw a knife at me when I was sitting in the dining area so please be aware of mean people. Staff was very kind so there is hope!

This is the kind of place where you order at the counter and seat yourself with a tray. Even though it's not a vegan restaurant, most things seemed to be vegan and they were clearly marked as such on the menu. Even some desserts were vegan. I had the noodle stir fry as a main and two salads on the side. I didn't care too much for the stir fry (too much lime flavor for my taste buds), but the salads were surprisingly good.

Feel like we could have eaten here everyday! Lots of choice of mains, with plenty of salads to go with them

This place has been going strong for 30 years, expanded multiple times. It has different and varied delicious food every day, laid out in buffet style for you to choose. Always quite busy and you can see why. Has live music some evenings and you will not leave disappointed.

I know its a vegetarian restaurant but i went there for the vegan food and it was so good with so much flavour .. Yummy in my tummy!

Just a great vegetarian restaurant. I've been going here for years. My most recent visit involved a brazil nut and mushroom baked pasta that was so good, it made me want to blackmail someone for the recipe. Brilliant food. Even their fruit salad is delicious, which is amazing considering normally I don't like fruit, salad, or fruit salad :). Clean and pretty surroundings. Great range of dishes. Great location. If I have a complaint, it's that I think the layout could be rethought - space is so tight, I've seen people in the queue accidentally knock dishes off the tables just by turning around. Also it's comparatively expensive, and the staff can be cranky sometimes, but then the place is so popular, they're very busy. I recommend this restaurant.

Went on my second day in Dublin, and boy I wish I could have found it earlier. Vegetarian self service restaurant with lots of vegan options. Every main (13.50€) comes with two salads of your own choice. Lots of interesting flavours and huge portions. Both my omni parents and flexitarian boyfriend loved it. Lots of tables (several floors) all packed with people enjoying their food.

Lovely William Morris wallpapers and Faith by Nature toiletries.

The bill came up to 46€ for three mains(+ salad sides) and a big soup with a good piece of spelt bread.

I was overwhelmed by the vegan choices, almost all lunch options (4 out of 5) were vegan, as well as all the salads and cakes! It was so hard to make a decision which one to choose ;-) We ended up with a yummy moussaka, two great salads and carrot cake for dessert. I can only highly recommend trying all those vegan yumminess!

They have suprising menu options. Most of the dishes I had never heard of or would have never thought to make them myself! Just shows how many options there still are, even when eating vegetarian/vegan, raw, glutenfree etc. :)

Wide variety of tasty dishes served by friendly and helpful staff. The live music added to the experience. Can't wait to go back.

I had the vegan friccassé with the tropical juice, what an amazing combo! Next time I'm visiting Dublin, I'll definitly come back :-)

We ate here twice wanting to make sure we gave it a proper try. We are vegan so were pleased to have a restaurant with so many options. And the menu is inspired. Unfortunately, the taste did not live up. It was bland and unimpressive. It is difficult to say that as I always want to be supportive of vegan and vegetarian options. Ultimately though, we were unimpressed and found it to be a bit overpriced.

So much choice for vegans here, the oat berry slice is one of the best vegan treats ever - the decor is really pretty too

Initially a complete faff as we had to queue for some time to get food, we got to the counter and most the dishes were empty and staff didn't see to know what they had left, but it got sorted quickly...phew.
Vegan options were clearly marked and I ordered vegan cannelloni with spinach cream, you got two salads with the dish for about euro 13. The next pain was the salads as they tried to ask at the hot counter and you couldn't see the salads. I asked for whatever they recommend.
The morning stops now as the food was great, wholesome as expected, plenty of veg and salad, my body felt health and full. The cannelloni was moist and flavoursome, my green salad was good, my beetroot and date salad was sweet and awesome.
Overall this simple school veggie, heathier than a lot of the new kida on the block and should be visited if in Dublin. It need more organisation, but is worth overcoming those issues.

3 days in Dublin, 3 times at Cornucopia.

4-5 Dishes, salad included, soup and salad options, Cakes! Juices, outdoor seating.

Great food, prepared with care, friendly service. Central.

Restaurants don't come better than this.

Went here 3 times during our trip to Dublin. Mostly vegan food. Their salads are so so good. My favourite dishes were the canneloni, roast potato salad, and carrot cake. The Unicorn Tears tea was also a favourite