Best Vegan Restaurants In Brighton - Updated For 2026

The first-ever vegan pizzeria in the country, Purezza is a great shout for food lovers. Delve into doughy delights, all while pairing them with delicious sides such as courgette spaghetti or marinated olives. As for drinks? You'll certainly want to explore its £8 pornstar martinis and limoncello spritzes.

Having now been to 3 of the 6 Tofu Vegan restaurants across the UK, I can safely say that their Brighton branch was the best. Sitting down for a birthday dinner with my husband, a gorgeous breeze ran through the indoor-outdoor, foliage-covered dining concept that has all of the flavour of the original Tofu Vegan sites, but added Brighton personality. As a major tofu fan, and loyalist to their dumplings with house sauce, each dish was a brilliant dedication to the Sichuan flavours that they love, and perfect for sharing. Having this much choice when you're meat-free? Bliss. 

Multi-award-winning Oowee Vegan is Brighton's go-to for proper, no-holds-barred plant-based junk food. Tucked away near North Laine on Market Street, this spot serves up towering vegan burgers, crispy fried "chick'n" and indulgent milkshakes built for people who miss the real thing, not people looking for a salad. It's a firm local favourite and BRAVO Best Takeaway winner, and it's easy to see why once you've had a bite.

Known for its culinary flair and dining charm, Terre A Terre has been serving award-winning vegetarian food with a great atmosphere since opening. Head on down for an ample menu and plenty of meat-free treats to go around, from the likes of sesame ginger carrot and kohlrabi threads served with smooth edamame, wasabi cashew yuzu pesto, and pigeon pea pastilla (crispy pastry filled with mushroom, walnut and cranberry).

Ask anyone for the best vegan food in Brighton and they're sure to point in the direction of Food For Friends. Paving the way for some of the most interesting meat-free options just shy of the ocean, this is a unique treasure in town. 

If you're seeking vegan pub food in Brighton, Earth & Stars are renowned for their roast dinners, and it's great to see that plant-based friends don't go unnoticed. Join this beloved boozer in town for a menu geared towards delicious plant-based bites all week long. Think butternut squash Wellingtons, vegetable risottos and more. 

The Hope & Ruin has made quite a name for itself housing some class acts, from The Strokes and Electrelane to Dua Lipa, but it also is known for its indulgent vegan eats from Beelzebab. Get stuck into kebabs and loaded fries, before trying out the 100% plant-based beer range.

The Dorset is serving a fair share of tasty options for its vegan customers. Try the flavoursome Mediterranean-style houmous or a plant-based burger served in a pretzel bun, featuring pickles. If you're feeling thirsty, there's also an awesome drinks menu.

A vegan-friendly boozer, Shakespeare's Head is a classic neighbourhood haunt serving up tasty pub grub and old-school vibes. With fourteen types of sausages, nine flavours of mash and three outdoor areas, they've got you covered for summer, winter and beyond. Tuck into plant-based Cumberland, chorizo, or Moroccan spiced sausages and more, or come down on a Sunday to chomp on its homemade nut roast.

Gather your pals to enjoy some vegan fare at one of Brighton's most historic boozers. Inside this venue, you'll be able to try out the house mezze featuring houmous and roasted peppers, all before chowing down on a warming chickpea and sweet potato curry. To top it off? There's also a cosy fireplace.

Although known for its retro arcade game selection, with everything from Time Crisis to a Scalextric track, The World's End has gained quite a reputation for plant-based fare. Think small plates like slaw salads and seitan wings, and authentic bunny chow featuring a small loaf of bread filled with beans and potatoes. 

The Prince George is well known for its vegetarian food offerings, but that doesn't mean that vegans get left at the door. This dog-friendly spot is the perfect destination for tasty eats, such as crispy cauliflower bites drizzled in a moreish hot sauce and falafel burgers. 

When it comes to vegan sushi, Moshimo knows a thing or two about delightful Japanese options. Located in the heart of the city, this top-notch spot offers a wide variety of noodles and tasty rolls that are sure to tease and tantalise those tastebuds. 

Thinking of spicy falafel burgers? Well, now you are. Tuck into Park View's delightful menu with scrumptious vegan options; from a nourishing avocado and mango salad to crispy cauliflower florets, it's got it all.

If you're on the hunt for Indian restaurants with vegan-friendly options, Mowgli has it all. Boasting fragrant salads and plant-based curries, there are plenty of delicious dishes to choose from. Our favourite? The Holy Cow is a mix of spiced chickpea, potato, spinach, fresh ginger and mango all served in a loaf.

Despite being Brighton's king of fried chicken, The Bok Shop is also dedicated to serving some of the best vegan grub. Alongside delicious marinated cauliflower pieces and hefty burgers made with Chick'n, the majority of the sides are also 100% plant-based.

Craving a vegan chippie? You're in luck, as Palm Court Restaurant at the Palace Pier is serving only the best fishless and chips, a plant-based twist on a well-loved classic. They also offer Linda McCartney sausages alongside chips and a mixed salad. 

A slice of Neopolitan heaven in the heart of Brighton, Pizza Pilgrims' vegan options are so good they'll make you forget all about meat. A three-floor pizzeria with a mini indoor football pitch in the basement, it's the perfect spot for a bit of friendly competition while you chow down on some delicious pies.