Vegan Restaurants in Limerick | Dining & Café Guide

Limerick · Munster · Republic of Ireland

Find your next vegan meal in Limerick

Looking for vegan restaurants in Limerick? Choose a daytime meal at The Grove, a planned dinner at Freddy's, an Asian street-food order at LANA on O'Connell Street or vegan-labelled dishes at House Limerick. These four profiles help you decide where to eat vegan in Limerick, with menu links, addresses and practical preparation notes.

This is a vegan-friendly dining shortlist, not a list of four entirely vegan kitchens. The Grove is vegetarian with vegan options; the other venues serve mixed menus. Breakfast and brunch guidance is included without turning a café opening time or an inconsistent menu label into an unqualified promise of a cooked vegan breakfast.

Researched 28 September 20263 restaurant profiles + 1 vegetarian caféDaytime meals, vegan mains, noodles & casual dining

Vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in Limerick

Start with the meal and the day. A weekday café lunch, a Thursday-to-Saturday dinner and a weekend brunch sitting are different plans. The cards identify the vegan provision and the service windows, with menu uncertainties stated where they matter. Optional Google restaurant photographs and maps load after consent; ordinary addresses, menu links and directions remain usable without them.

For a weekday daytime meal

The Grove is the vegetarian café lead. Ask which of the day's hot dishes, salads or soups are vegan rather than assuming the entire counter is.

For a reserved dinner

Freddy's publishes named vegan mains. Match your booking to its Thursday-to-Saturday opening rather than expecting daily dinner service.

For a casual restaurant meal

Compare the separate vegan selection at LANA O'Connell Street with the vegan-labelled dishes at House Limerick. Check adaptations and meal periods.

Restaurants and a café in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

The Grove Veggie Kitchen

Upper Cecil Street · Limerick city

Vegetarian with vegan optionsChanging daytime foodWeekday café

Ask which of today's dishes make a complete vegan meal.

The Grove is a vegetarian kitchen on Upper Cecil Street, listed by Limerick's official visitor site. The vegan directory linked below describes vegan options among its changing hot food, soups and salads. It is the daytime café choice in this shortlist rather than a late dinner venue. Ask staff to identify the day's suitable main and accompaniments, since a changing vegetarian counter is not automatically entirely vegan.

Before you visit Confirm the food selection and kitchen window directly. The published weekday opening time does not establish a full cooked vegan breakfast. Check dressings, bread and spreads along with the main dish, and discuss any additional dietary requirements separately.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Vegetarian café with vegan options; ask about the current daily selection.
Address	11 Upper Cecil Street Limerick, Ireland
Published hours	Monday–Friday 9:30am–4pm according to the official city listing. Reconfirm food service before travelling.
Contact	+353 61 410 084.

Sources: Official city description, address, hours and contact · Vegan provision and changing food format. A complete current daily menu was not available.

Freddy's Restaurant

Theatre Lane · Lower Glentworth Street

Named vegan mainsSeated restaurant dinnerThursday–Saturday

A vegan main designed as a restaurant meal, not just a side order.

Freddy's published menu includes a vegan nut roast in filo pastry with ratatouille and basil pesto, alongside a sweet-potato-and-chickpea preparation. A vegan chocolate brownie with coconut ice cream provides a dessert option to check when booking. The restaurant serves a wider mixed menu, so choose the named vegan dishes deliberately and confirm the current preparation rather than assuming every vegetable-led item is suitable.

Before you book The operator lists opening from 4pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Confirm the available sitting and kitchen last orders directly. Tell the restaurant about any additional dietary needs; a vegan description does not settle allergen handling or shared preparation.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Mixed restaurant with explicitly named vegan dishes on its published menu.
Address	Theatre Lane, Lower Glentworth Street Limerick, Ireland
Published opening	Thursday–Saturday from 4pm. Confirm reservations, kitchen cutoff and closing time.
Contact	+353 83 016 0166 · [email protected].

Official sources: Current opening days, address and contact · Named vegan dishes.

LANA — O'Connell Street

O'Connell Street · Limerick city centre

Separate vegan menu sectionAsian street-food dishesSpecific city-centre branch

Order from the vegan selection, not the ordinary noodle recipe.

LANA's city-centre branch links a table menu with a dedicated vegan section. It lists vegan Pad Thai, vegetable rice dishes and garlic-and-chilli preparations separately from the standard meat, seafood and egg-based dishes. This gives you an Asian restaurant option with more guidance than simply selecting tofu from the ordinary menu. The linked file has an older upload date, so confirm the current selection and prices at the branch.

Before you order Say that the whole meal must be vegan, including sauce, noodles and sides. Do not substitute ordinary egg fried rice. This entry is for O'Connell Street in Limerick, not the separate Castletroy or Raheen branches, or O'Connell Street in Ennis.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Mixed restaurant with a dedicated vegan section in its linked menu.
Address	28 O'Connell Street Limerick, V94 FH02, Ireland
Published hours	Monday–Thursday 12:30pm–10pm; Friday–Saturday 12:30pm–10:30pm; Sunday 1pm–10pm.
Contact	+353 61 279 788 · [email protected]. Confirm food last orders.

Official sources: Exact branch, address and hours · Linked table menu with a separate vegan section. Menu text was readable; the PDF screenshot was unavailable. Older printed prices are not reproduced as current prices.

House Limerick

Howley's Quay · Limerick city

Vegan-labelled choicesLunch & dinnerBrunch preparation needs checking

Choose a labelled vegan plate within the wider restaurant menu.

House Limerick lists a vegan chicken-style salad with couscous, hummus and vegetables, alongside vegan-labelled cauliflower wings. Its wider menus include meat, fish and dairy, and some dishes offer a vegan adaptation rather than being vegan as standard. Match your choice to the actual lunch or dinner menu before booking instead of assuming every familiar dish has the same preparation across all services.

Brunch clarification The No Hog is marked vegan, but its online allergen entry also includes milk. Ask the kitchen to clarify the complete preparation before ordering it; this guide does not treat that inconsistent entry as an unqualified vegan-breakfast guarantee. Request any vegan noodle adaptation explicitly too.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Mixed restaurant with vegan-labelled dishes and adaptations. A brunch menu inconsistency needs clarification.
Address	Howley's Quay Limerick, Ireland
Published dining service	Wednesday–Friday: lunch noon–4pm, dinner 4:30pm–9pm. Saturday–Sunday: brunch noon–4pm, dinner 5pm–9pm. Monday–Tuesday closed.
Contact	+353 61 513 282 · [email protected]. Confirm current sittings and food last orders.

Official sources: Dining timetable and contact · Vegan labels, dish descriptions and allergen key. Indexed operator content was available; later direct retrieval timed out.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Limerick

Do not turn a brunch label into a guarantee

House publishes a weekend brunch service, but its No Hog entry needs clarification because of the conflicting vegan label and milk allergen entry. Confirm the full plate with staff and choose another clearly confirmed preparation when necessary. Brunch from noon is not an early breakfast service.

Keep weekday café food separate

The Grove is the weekday daytime lead, but a 9:30am opening does not establish a full cooked breakfast. Ask about the current vegan food and its serving time. Freddy's and LANA are included for later meals, so make a separate confirmed plan before a morning departure.

Plan your Limerick vegan dining

Choose the right day

Read each service schedule before booking. A weekday café, a restaurant opening later in the week and a weekend brunch venue will not necessarily suit the same itinerary.

Keep the branch address

Use the precise street and city rather than only a chain name. The O'Connell Street LANA in this guide is the Limerick city-centre restaurant, not another branch with a similar address.

Confirm the whole preparation

Check noodles, rice, sauces, pastry and accompaniments as well as the main ingredient. When a menu entry is inconsistent, ask staff to resolve it before choosing the dish. Discuss allergies separately from vegan ingredients.

Allow time and check today's information

Confirm the actual table sitting, food cutoff, current menu and price. Explain access requirements directly and leave enough time to order and eat before an event or onward journey.

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Limerick vegan dining FAQ

Are all four venues completely vegan?

No. The Grove is vegetarian with vegan options. Freddy's, LANA and House serve mixed menus with vegan dishes or adaptations. Read the individual classifications.

Which LANA branch is included?

The restaurant at 28 O'Connell Street in Limerick city centre. The Castletroy, Raheen and Ennis branches have separate addresses and may have different service arrangements.

Does the guide confirm a full cooked vegan breakfast?

It identifies a brunch option that needs clarification rather than offering an unconditional guarantee. House's No Hog online entry is marked vegan but also lists milk in its allergen information. Confirm with the kitchen before ordering.

Can I plan dinner from the venue's closing time alone?

No. Kitchens can stop taking orders earlier. Confirm the actual food-service window, available table sitting and menu before a late visit.

Are the restaurant photos original site images?

The optional restaurant photos and maps come from Google Maps after consent and retain attribution. Pictured food may not be vegan. The title image is a separate original AI-generated Limerick illustration.

Research notes

Researched 28 September 2026. Operator pages and linked menus were prioritised, with Limerick's official visitor site and an identified vegan directory supporting The Grove's profile. LANA's linked menu has an older upload date, and House's brunch labelling inconsistency is explicitly flagged. This is desk research, not a personal taste test or kitchen inspection. Reconfirm current food, prices, service, access and reservations directly.

The title image is an original AI-generated Limerick travel illustration, not a photograph of a recommended restaurant.

Optional Google photos and mini-maps load only after Google Maps consent in the central privacy settings. Food in third-party photographs is not necessarily vegan. Ordinary text and links remain available without consent. Privacy settings.