8 Best Vegan Junk Food Restaurants In Brighton

This seaside town has a thriving plant-based foodie scene, with haunts serving up all manner of delicious meat-free brunches, lunches and dinners. And when those comfort food cravings bite? They've got you covered with everything from hefty burgers and gooey pizza to seitan chicken fingers and juicy kebabs up for grabs. Find these and more in our pick of the best spots for vegan junk food in Brighton.

Beelzebab @ The Hope and Ruin

Beelzebab have taken over the kitchen of The Hope & Ruin, serving 'dirty dogs' made of tofu and topped with sauerkraut, chilli non-karne or seitan ‘doner’ meat (served kebab-style). In the mood for a little extra carb-loading? Chomp away on fooled pork fries with BBQ jackfruit or, if you’re slightly more adventurous, peanut butter and jelly fries with satay and chilli jam.

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Looking for a drool-worthy dog? The Hope & Ruin are on-hand with Beelzebab's beauties. 

The Bok Shop

Meet The Bok Shop: home to the best vegan fried chicken in Brighton. Take your omnivore and plant-based mates to this comfort food haven, tucking into faux wings and chicken burgers with fiery bokadoosh sauce or lashings of tangy Goku. It's a great option if you’re trying to feed a larger group of rumbling tummies.

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Offering a cool place for a burger or two, The Bok Shop is a real gem for plant-based junk food around Brighton.

MEATLiquor

Another one that’s ace for family outings, MEATLiquor’s diverse menu of drool-worthy junk food is perfect for veggies, vegans and meat-eaters alike. Top dishes include the black bean chilli dog and tempeh patties. Meanwhile, the seitan fingers, smothered in garlic mayo, will have you dreaming for days.

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Sink your teeth in to MEATLiquor's enticing selection of burgers, dogs and sides.

La Choza

La Choza is a fabulously vibrant Brighton restaurant that's dishing up a range of meat and plant-based Mexican classics in a fun setting. Grab a seat and get stuck into the build-your-own menu, where you'll pick between a taco, burrito, quesadilla or tostada before moving onto the fillings - vegan chorizo or black beans and roasted veg - and finish off with various salsas.    

La Choza Mexican food

This colourful cantina is spicing up your vegan meals out.

Purezza

Craving some pizza? Check out Purezza, the country's first wholly vegan pizzeria. On the menu, you'll find enticing slices such as grilled artichoke and smoked beetroot carpaccio, black truffle and pulled porketta or spicy crumbled 'sausage' and 'nduja' with sliced green chillies. Honestly, the kooky creations at this place are sure to rival any meaty counterparts.

Purezza  Vegan Junk Food in Brighton

Purezza are also coming in strong for vegan junk food delivery around Brighton. 

Humble Kitchen @ Bison Beer

This brilliant pub is so much more than a pint-lovers paradise, it also doubles up as an excellent spot for plant-based munching. With Humble Kitchen at the helm, Bison Beer serves scrumptious sharing plates and robata grill dishes, with Korean tofu puffs and kimchi fries perfectly complementing an ice-cold brew.

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Bison Beer are more than just a pretty face, explore what Humble Kitchen have got hot off the grill.

What The Pitta

Purveyor of juicy döners, flavourful gyros and loaded fries, it's not hard to see why What The Pitta is something of a don when it comes to the best places for vegan food in Brighton. Swing by the East Street spot for your fix of 'meaty' bites, complete with lip-smacking boxes of chick'n nugs and sweet desserts.

What the pitta vegan kebabs

Take a bite of this beauty and you could believe you were eating meat.

The Vurger Co.

Brighton's best vegan junk food? The Vurger Co. is cooking up quite the storm from its plant-based kitchen. Get your gnashers around a Beyond Meat, fake chicken or aubergine and chickpea patty, topped with caramelised onions and homemade chipotle mayo, and you'll see why it's such a popular choice. 

The Vurger Co lant-based burgers in Brighton

Whipped cream-topped shakes are also on hand if you fancy something a little sweeter.

Hungry for more? Check out our guide to Brighton's best vegan restaurants here.