Obala - Budva

The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options, although they are not labeled so you need to make sure that butter and cheese are not used. Some of the dishes include boiled potatoes with charcoal, grilled vegetables, mixed vegetables, grilled mushrooms, and vegetable risotto. The quality of the food was average, with the mixed vegetables resembling a frozen broccoli, cauliflower, and carrot mix. However, if you find yourself in Budva after 8:00 pm looking for a warm vegan meal, this place is likely your best bet (besides Taste of Asia). Reviewed on June 5, 2022.

I requested a vegan option and they presented me with the choice of spaghetti, risotto, or pizza. I decided on the spaghetti, which was decent but nothing extraordinary. The dish was beautifully presented and only cost 5.50€. This review was last updated on September 24, 2021.

I enjoyed a delicious bowl of soto and some grilled mushrooms at this restaurant. They also had sweet peppers and grilled peppers on the menu. The portions were generous and the prices were reasonable. This review was last updated on July 8, 2020.

The menu offers typical options such as tomato pasta, grilled mushrooms, vegetables and rice (which doesn't quite qualify as risotto in my opinion), along with a variety of basic side dishes and salads. I opted for the Vitaminska salad, which was decent and included apples, walnuts, celery, and carrots.

There are many vegan options available at this restaurant, although they are not clearly marked and you may need to confirm that butter and cheese are not used. Options include boiled potatoes with chard, grilled vegetables, mixed vegetables, grilled mushrooms, and vegetable risotto. The food was mediocre, with the mixed vegetables resembling a frozen mix of broccoli, cauliflower, and carrots. However, choices are limited in Budva, so this place may be your best bet for a warm vegan meal after 8:00 when Paradise is closed. It offers more options than Taste of Asia for vegan dining. (Review updated on 2022-06-05)