Estrella

Estrella [I like the name]

Is a small dark and rustic Veg Restaurant.
Food is fine and the Service is friendly and helpful.

This is a super cozy, friendly and hidden restaurant in central Prague in which I had dinner with my family. It's small so booking a table in advance is definitely suggested, but it's well worth it since it serves delicious food with funny and friendly staff, and a very homey interior. All the food we had (6 dishes in total) plus drinks were delicious!! Even those who usually eat meat will be satisfied with their yummy burger or Thai curry!

We came to Estrella especially because it is not so centrally located and were very disappointed. There weren't a lot of vegan dishes to choose from and the ones who were vegan were dishes like curry which you can usually find in Asian restaurants. There was only one vegan dessert (malabi). The waiter was rude and it felt really crowded there.

Updated from previous review on 2016-09-10

Beetroot soup was great and the quantity was generous and the burger was excellent too. Also had yellow curry was very tasty too. Highly recommend it. If ever in Prague again will definitely go back.

I arrived without a reservation, and so I was told to settle for a spot in the bar. I was feeling quite allergic (pollen), so I'm not sure if my choice of main course, some thai soup, was the best one, because I was sweating profusely by the time I was done with it. I must admit it was a very good dish though.
My spot in the bar allowed me some insight into their kitchen, where I noticed staff didn't cover their hair, which I believe is standard for hygienic reasons, and that one of the cooks was sporting an apron with the logo of the most popular junk-food death corporation there is! It didn't affect the quality of the food, but it sure felt ironic and weird.
More disadvantages include that they only accept cash (which is not mentioned in their menu) and that their pannacotta was labeled as vegan, but if you still insist that you want it vegan then they will serve it without some sort of non-vegan pastry that apparently accompanies their original version.

this place is great, nice atmosphere and the food was sooo good!!!! we shared a lentil paté as a starter and then had salads and a yellow curry, everything was more than delicious!!!! there's only one vegan dish among the mains, but just ask, you can get a couple of others in a vegan version. very friendly and helpful staff.

The staff were super nice & attentive. Many items on the menu were vegan and we thoroughly enjoyed every course!

I recommend the pho and sundried tomato tapanade.

Can't wait to go back!

Very helpful staff and lovely but small dining area. Although the menu was mainly vegetarian, there were a few vegan and raw options. The quality of the dishes was exceptional. I would highly recommend!

Great service, delicious food, reasonable price!

Schönes kleines besseres Restaurant, was aber auch ein bisschen teurer ist als manche anderen Sachen in Prag. Es gibt leider nur ein veganes Hauptgericht, es könnten auch ein paar mehr sein. Dafür gibt es noch vegane Suppe und Dessert.

From monday to friday they offer really good menu, consists from soup and main dish for 125CZK.
Cooking international cuisine, their specialties is Middle Eastern cuisine. But beware the food is not always suitable for vegans.
For me best option near Národní street (Prague center). during work week. Minus is that there are only few tables, sometimes is not possible to sit.

really a cozy place. friendly staff. unfortunately they had only one vegan main dish. would be nice, if the number will be increased. we will visit it again next time in Prague

Went with a group of vegetarian, vegan and meat eating friends and everyone really loved this place. The food was fantastic and the staff were super friendly and gave us the best service we've come across in a long time. If you go to Prague, definitely make sure you eat here.

Never thought I would get this excited over a veggieburger. This is one of my top 3 so far. (the other two are Matsuontoku and The Grange)

So well put together, loads of great leaves without it falling apart, the homefries were perfect. Definately go for the red onion relish!

Will be back again, the craft beers were also great!
I know you might think "well how good can a veggie burger be?"

The answer is: mindblowing. Go there now!

Small and cosy bistro hidden on a small street in central town, close to the river and other tourist attractions. Had a dinner for two for less than 400 CZK, with drinks included. Intimate interior and good service.

food was pretty nice, worth it if you're close by.

A tiny, cozy little place out of the main tourist center by only a short distance, but enough to keep it quiet. The menu is small but everything I had was excellent. The service is also a pleasure. Even in a city with numerous vegetarian options, this one is worth visiting. A little amuse-bouche only added to the experience.

Best vegan/vegetarian restaurant in Prague in terms of food quality.

The waitress was very friendly to us and for what we could see, also to the rest of the customers.
Rather short menu, with not many vegan options. The red lentil pâté (starter) is very good, so was the curry with rice noodles, veggies and tofu.
Prices very low compared to other European countries:wine+water, starter, main dish for 10€ each.
The location is not very good (you probably wouldn't go that specific street if it wasn't for the restaurant) but it's definitely not a bad area, if there's any in Prague.

Really worth a try!

This restaurant has one of the tastiest burgers I've ever had, and that is against some very stiff competition. The rest of the food was also great, as well as the local beers they had on tap. Furthermore, the staff are very friendly and the atmosphere very pleasant.

I world recommend this place to anyone, and will likely be back of I visit Prague again.

This cozy (5 tables) vegetarian restaurant on a small street in Prague was one of the highlights of our time in Prague. Given that Prague is an amazing city in and of itself, that is saying a lot! The restaurant is a little off the beaten path, everything we ordered was delicious, they had a delicious local beer, everything was very fresh, and the atmosphere was relaxing. I would recommend this restaurant to vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike!

This is a nice cosy little place, only about 5 tables so booking is a good idea. Unfortunately only one vegan option on the menu and no vegan desserts. However the vegan thai curry was really nice and full of fresh veg and plenty of tofu. Also had some nice locally brewed beer. The waiter was friendly and attentive, and prices reasonable.

The place was small and humble. Not a fancy place, but still nice. The furniture was bit warned out, but that just added to the atmosphere.

It was non-smoking place and we had to pay in cash.

The service was bit slow. I was there on Monday night and the house was not full and we still had to wait for longer time that I used to.

I had Thai Curry and that was really great. My friend had burger and he like that also a lot. The food also looked beautiful. I had local beer and that was also very good, hoppy.

The menu had signs what is vegetarian, vegan or even raw. Clear and simple. There were several options for vegan as I am.

Maximum points for the food, will go back there for the food. Taking some points off because of the slow service

This restaurant is off the main tourist trail in Prague, but well worth seeking out. It isn't gimmicky or overly trendy like the other vegetarian restaurants in Prague and the food was simply delicious. We had a lovely evening away from the mass crowds, in a relaxed atmosphere, with good food and good service. It was definitely my favourite vegetarian restaurant.

This place looks like an underground bar/cellar so it is a nice, romantic decor. We had a lovely dinner. Service was good and relatively quick. Located off the main road lending itself to a less touristy place where no one makes a big fuss. The food wasn't anything particularly unbelievable but very enjoyable.

This little restaurant has excellent food and service. Our special requests (no onion and garlic) were always met with flexible solutions, even during lunchtime, when the menu is supposedly set. The food is prepared with great taste and a sense of aesthetics that is pleasing both to the tongue and the eye. We also visited a number of other famous and less famous vegetarian restaurants during our week in Prague, but easily concluded that we preferred this one to the mass production style and lack of personal service of some of the more famous places.