nom eat Vegan Food Tour is a vegan-friendly spot in Historisch Centrum, Antwerp.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Tours run small. The post-tour vegan-hotspots list is the better take-home.
Address: Antwerp city centre meeting point
Bistro Estelle in Borgerhout serves fusion plates with strong vegetarian options and organic, natural wines. At Laar 10. Booking recommended.
Tip: Vegetarian plates rotate with the season. The chef accommodates vegan requests with advance notice.
De Broers van Julienne on Kasteelpleinstraat is Antwerp's oldest vegetarian restaurant, cooking organic plant-based plates daily since 1994.
Tip: Open seven days a week, lunch through dinner. The Saturday garden tables fill first; book ahead in warmer months.
La Cosa in Borgerhout on Turnhoutsebaan 11 is a halal kitchen open seven days a week from 17:00-23:00. Burgers, poke bowls, mocktails and tapas.
Tip: Dinner only. The Borgerhout end of Turnhoutsebaan is a short tram ride east of Centraal Station.
Seventeen Steakhouse in Borgerhout on Turnhoutsebaan 343 serves halal steak, grilled meats and Mediterranean plates. Cash and card accepted.
Tip: The Borgerhout halal strip runs along Turnhoutsebaan; tram 1 stops outside.
Hoffy's in Antwerp's diamond district is the city's best-known kosher Hungarian restaurant. Cholent on Friday, schnitzel and gefilte fish daily.
Tip: Closed Friday afternoon and Saturday. Friday morning is busiest for the post-prayer cholent.
Kleinblatt in Antwerp's diamond district is the city's largest kosher Belgian bakery. Located in Diamantwijk. At Provinciestraat 206. Booking recommended.
Tip: Closed Saturday for Shabbat. Friday afternoon is busiest for challah pickup.