TIPS TO EAT VEGETARIAN WHILE TRAVELING IRELAND
You don’t have to be a vegetarian to enjoy Ireland. Consider these tips to ensure you have a great culinary experience.
Eat (vegan) ham at the city
There are many options in cities such as Dublin and Limerick. There are many vegetarian-friendly options. Dublin, ranked 26th on a list of the best cities in the world for vegetarians, has a wide range of cafes and restaurants that cater to foodies. They offer everything from a variety vegetarian dishes to a vegan menu. Some of the best restaurants in Dublin include Cornucopia (the Fumbally), Rustic Stone, and The Fumbally. Check out LANA in Limerick (ask about the vegan menu), and The Grove Veggie Kitchen.
It is not safe to walk into a restaurant at random and assume that they have a plant-based menu beyond potatoes or salad. You can check out the menus in advance to find meals that appeal to you. Do your research and you should be able find one.
Don’t eat any fish? Tell people
Ireland’s fishing industry is a major force. Many people have the misconception that being “vegetarian”, means you can still eat seafood. Avoid identifying yourself as “vegetarian”, “plant-based” or similar terms to servers. Be specific. Asking for suggestions, try saying “I do not eat fish or meat”.
What soups do you like?
You should not assume that a broth or stock will be meat-free just because the soup’s ingredients are only vegetables. Ask if there was any meat or fish in the base of the soup before ordering. It’s better to ask the server to confirm and then get back to your.
Plan your trip around vegetarian-friendly restaurants
The Irish countryside has many vegetarian restaurants. While they are more prevalent in the cities, there are also plenty of them on the rural areas. When planning your itinerary, you can make your trip a culinary tour if you decide between villages or towns to stay the night. Find restaurants with vegan or vegetarian menus like The Old Stone House Restaurant, in Ballinlough. You can also find hotels that offer vegetarian meals on sites such as HappyCow. You will enjoy your vacation more if you are eating well.
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