Molo Di Venezia - Venice

This is the official food provider for the biennale di venezia, so that they can find the same foods both in the restaurants giardini and arsenale and in the different caffes in these rooms. the restaurant has a few vegan options, with a vegan cousin, suppen (balley soup, pretty good) and various salads. I took the salat and it was great and came with additional broth and broth sticks. prices slightly above average, but there is the opportunity for them to eat in the biennial without going. in the caffes they serve a vegan sandwich (with cream cheese and root), which was not bad. they also have soy yogurt and everything in all a pleasant surprise, vegan options so also available on this (smooth) art exhibition.

There was only a vegan sandwich at the time I visited. It cost around €6.5 and was very fillable, but a little dry.

This is the official food provider for the Biennale di Venezia, so you can find the same food in both Giardini and Arsenale restaurants and in the different cafes in these rooms. The restaurant has a few vegan options, with a vegan couscous, soups ( barley soup, pretty good) and various salads. I took the salad and it was great and came with additional bread and bread sticks. Prices slightly above average, but there is the possibility to eat in the Biennale without going. The cafés offer a vegan sandwich (with rice cheese and beet root) that was not bad. They also have soy yogurt and fruit. All in all a pleasant surprise to have vegan options available at this (smoking) art exhibition.

There was only a vegan sandwich available at the time I visited. It cost around €6.5 and was very filling but a bit dry.

This is the official food provider for the Biennale di Venezia so you can find the same foods both in the Giardini and Arsenale restaurants and at the different cafes inside these spaces. The restaurant has a few vegan options, with a vegan couscous, soups (barley soup, quite good) and different salads. I took the salad and it was big and came with additional bread and bread sticks. Prices a bit above average but it gives you the chance to eat inside the Biennale without having to go out. At the cafés they serve a vegan sandwich (with rice cheese and beetroot) which was not bad. They also have soy yogurt and fruit. All in all a pleasant surprise to have vegan options so available even at this (huge) art exhibition.