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London is one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the world, which also means it can be the most overwhelming place to decide where to eat. That’s why we created this list of must-try vegan restaurants in London!
Farmacy
Notting Hill
Meet the farm-to-table vegan restaurant of your dreams! This stunning eatery serves succulent drinks and an eclectic variety of produce-forward dishes with style. Most of the ingredients used are straight Farmacy’s organic, biodynamic farm in the countryside—the rest are sourced from local, eco-conscious farmers.
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Purezza
Camden
An upscale, spacious vegan pizzeria that also serves beer, wine, and cocktails? Say less! The award-winning Purezza specializes in sourdough pizza with a 48-hour fermented dough using organic, whole grain flour (with a gluten-free option available). Serving varieties such as Four Cheese, Black Truffle, and Pepperoni & Agave, Purezza is London’s ultimate pizza night destination. Be sure to check out La Fauxmagerie, the vegan cheese shop inside the restaurant.
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Club Mexicana
Brixton, Shoreditch, & Soho
From Taco Tuesday to bottomless brunches, Club Mexicana is the perfect place to hang out and enjoy bangin’ vegan Mexican food. Choose from the vast menu of nachos, tacos, burritos, bowls, plates, empanadas, and more. Paired with a marg and churros? Chef’s kiss!
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What the Pitta
Brick Lane & Camden
Recognized as the home of the original vegan döner kebab, What the Pitta offers a meat-free take on the London staple. Their signature Döner Kebab Wrap features non-GMO, soy-based döner with mixed salad, hummus, tzatziki and jalapeños nestled in a freshly-made bread wrap. You can also find gyros, bowls, and plates with falafel, chicken, or döner.
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Mallow
Borough Market & Canary Wharf
If you can’t decide on a cuisine, head to Mallow for a taste of the world! This charming, cozy vegan restaurant serves seasonal, sustainable, globally-inspired food using local ingredients and following low-waste practices. The Turmeric Milk Bread, Makhani Mille Feuille, Green Amok Curry, and Muhammara Borek are our favorites!
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Jam Delish
Angel
Sibling-owned Jam Delish showcases traditional Caribbean family recipes with a modern vegan twist. We’re talking about Jerk “Pork Belly” Tacos, “Oxtail” Chow Mein, Caribbean Fried “Chicken” & Jamaican Gravy, and more. This restaurant and cocktail bar definitely fits the vibe for your next night out!
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Mali Vegan Thai
Earl’s Court
If you’re looking for amazingly authentic vegan Thai food in London, head to Mali Vegan Thai! This family-owned gem offers everything from appetizers, soups, and curries to stir fries, rice & noodle dishes, and desserts. A few popular picks include the Miang Kham, Gaeng Tay Po Hed, Sam Moo Tip Kua Prik, and Namtok Noodle Soup with Braised Vegan Beef.
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Mildreds
Multiple Locations
No trip to London is complete without a meal at Mildreds! What began as a vegetarian restaurant in 1988 blossomed into a six-location vegan restaurant empire serving cutting edge dishes using sustainably sourced ingredients. Can’t decide on what to order? Go for the “Taste of Mildreds” pre-set menu to try a little bit of (almost) everything!
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Essential Vegan
Tottenham & Hackney Wick
Essential Vegan presents plant-based Brazilian fare in two different settings. For a weekend brunch vibe, stop by All My Friends to enjoy dishes like Feijoda, Piña Colada Pancakes, and Salpicão Sandwiches. For a fun night out, visit Ten to One Bar to try Essential Vegan’s Brazilian street food such as Coxinha, Bolinho de Bacalhau, and Grilled Okra.
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Dauns
Spitalfields
They say London is a melting pot, and that couldn’t be more true for its vegan scene as well! Enter: Dauns, a vegan Scandinavian-inspired cafe, bar, and deli. This one-of-a-kind eatery offers everything from cinnamon buns and open face sandwiches to toasties and Swedish meatballs.
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