CLOSED: Loving Hut - Wenceslas Square

A great place to retreat from a long day exploring Prague directly on Wenceslas square, the restaurant is quite spacious, the service is fast, and the food is very tasty, especially the cheesecake is recommendable. However, a warning: The serving sizes are larger than what you might be used to, so consider reducing your order. A point that kind of dimmed the mood: I've been to many Loving Huts so far, but none that so strongly represented the worship of their supreme master, including a local "shrine", which, for plain vegans, might seem estranging.

I had a great time there and delicious meal :) we were lucky that it was opened on Sunday!

Had dinner here, the restaurant had just been opened. The food is delicious! But the waiter was a bit lost (?) Ah well.. we had a great time!

I've been to a handful of Loving Huts around Prague, and this one might be my favorite. The food is more or less the same, but the service is friendly and the location can't be beat for people-watching on Wencelas Square.

The generously-sized fresh juices are much appreciated.

Well, once you've been to one, you will find them all similar, the menu offers international and Asian foods, is relatively fast service, and quality is good. Portion sizes are huge as well. They also have a whole menu just for drinks!! And their smoothies and fresh juices are excellent. I need to go back again though to try the cakes, maybe with some coffe - as I didn't have a chance to try them this time. Great choice on the menu for mains though.
Nice central location.

If you have been to a Loving Hut in Prague, you will find similar menus, prices and quality at this location. Upstairs is a buffet, priced by weight (cards accepted), whilst downstairs offers breakfasts (8-10.30), then from 10.30 salads, paninis, burgers, sushi and raw cakes. Take-away is also available. Everything is vegan, and there is a mix of vegetable dishes and imitation meats and cheeses. I tried a panini with salad and dairy-free cheese (98 korun), which was a little dry, and freshly pressed apple juice, which was definitely fresh but a little expensive at 68 korun for 0.3l. The service speed was acceptable, but staff were a little abrupt considering the restaurant was not busy. Overall, I would return as it is nice to have somewhere fully vegan in such a convenient location, but I would not say that this is the best place for vegans in Prague.