Dead Wax Social
It's all vinyl, beer and slices at this laidback joint in The Lanes. Dead Wax Social is serving some of the best vegan pizza in Brighton, topped with everything from wolf tomato sauce to aubergine and chimichurri.
Veganism has risen in popularity by over 300% in the last decade, but let's be honest with each other for a moment: Brighton was thinking about it way before that. So how is the vegan pizza scene looking today? Pretty damn good, if we say so ourselves. From slices topped with seitan to cashew cheese replacing dairy toppings, we have chosen some of the best spots in Brighton.
It's all vinyl, beer and slices at this laidback joint in The Lanes. Dead Wax Social is serving some of the best vegan pizza in Brighton, topped with everything from wolf tomato sauce to aubergine and chimichurri.
Using their 'notzarella' (a housemade, cashew-based cheese) which can be used on any pie, as well as tasty toppings like plant-based 'nduja and a range of beautifully prepared, fresh vegetables, Pizza Pilgrims' slices are the stuff of vegan dreams.
Located in Kemptown, Purezza is showcasing some of the most sumptuous vegan eats in town. Enjoy chowing down on pizzas made up of plant-based alternatives while tucking into delicious small plates and tantalising cocktails to boot.
A store front of blue and white welcomes hungry Brightonians into Fatto A Mano, but it's their slices that keep punters coming back for more. While not a strictly vegan pizzeria, their Neapolitan style and meat-free options with oozy cheese are more than stand out.
Another name that's not strictly vegan, but worth being investigated by the meat-free crowd, is Franco Manca. An intimate and charming pizza restaurant with vegan options on the menu, sink your teeth into slices topped with mixed wild mushrooms, hazelnuts and spiced watercress pesto.
This warm and inviting local pub is a great place to tuck into vegan pizzas. Not only do they serve tasty plant-based bites to eat, but after paying staff and bills, all the profits go to charity. Win win, right?
When it comes to Italian food, no restaurant does it better than Al Duomo. Bite into their delicious thin and crispy vegan pizzas, and if you've got room for more, they have a fabulous selection of plant-based antipasti and cocktails.