Best Vegan Restaurants In London 2024

It's easier (and more delicious) than ever to be vegan - but that's not to say it's a simple finding a menu to suit you. However, the capital is hands down one of the top places to be if you're meat and dairy-free, with a whole host of cosy pubs dishing out vegetarian comfort food, as well as decadent restaurants slinging out plant-based feasts. Check out our recommendations for the top notch vegan restaurants London has to offer, from burgers and light bites to the best in Michelin stars.

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Last updated on 21st March 2024




The Three Compasses

Vegan fast food in London has become quite the hot topic, and there's one pub in Dalston serving up a few of the best. Currently joined by Filthy Buns, The Three Compasses' kitchen is piling up some of the biggest meat-free burgers in town, all of which are seriously drool-worthy and brilliantly indulgent.

Pho

A favourite when it comes to hearty, Vietnamese grub, Pho is the perfect place for delicious dishes all day long. Alongside favourites like Gỏi, Cơm Tấm and, of course, Phở, you'll find a variety of tasty plant-based meals with a wide range of drinks to wash it all down.

Ping Pong London

Asian food is often meat-heavy, but this dim sum restaurant may just surprise you. Make your way down to one of Ping Pong's various London sites for some of the best vegan menus in the city, packed with scrumptious bites such as spicy vegetable dumplings and mushroom buns.

Purezza Camden

For vegan restaurants in Camden, Purezza comes out on top, thanks to its full-plant based menu. The extensive list of flavours covers everything from carbonara to meatballs slathers on slices, so you can guarantee this one will be a crowd-pleaser.

Sutton and Sons, Hackney

Fancy a spot of vegan fish and chips in London? Hackney's Sutton and Sons offers all the usual goodies you'd expect from the chippy, except many of them are plant-based. From mushroom pie and mash to meat-free sausages, this eatery will put you in junk food heaven.

Cafe Van Gogh

Not only is the food at Cafe Van Gogh entirely vegan, but this non-profit restaurant does good for the community too. In collaboration with Toucan Employment, they provide jobs for people with learning disabilities, as well as giving customers the option to pay it forward and provide a hot drink for those who need it. Their menu changes every six to eight weeks so you can always expect something new, but sample dishes include chickpea burgers, braised leeks and sumptuous Sunday roasts complete with a nut and pesto Wellington. They even offer brunches here too.