Vegan Brunch In Manchester

Looking for tasty vegan brunches in Manchester? Head over to Spinningfields where Blues Kitchen is bringing you an array of plant-based plates each weekend, including avocado toast with pickled cucumber and a massive breakfast packed with meat-free black pudding, Cajun spiced tomatoes and smoky BBQ beans.

Get a side order of competition with your eats at this particularly funky brunch. Throws darts, slurp prosecco and chow down on delicious pizzas, the vegan edition of which comes topped with fire-roasted peppers, cherry tomatoes and oodles of gooey vegan mozzarella. 

Get yourself over to The Counter House on Saturday afternoon where they're bringing you plant-based plates such as vegan full English, spiced dahl and turmeric roasted cauliflower. Prepare to pig out on some of the best vegan brunch food in Manchester with these guys.

Home to one of the best brunches in Ancoats, Elnecot is proffering some delicious plant-based plates with real panache. Head down for a selection of dishes including a stunning cauliflower, chickpea and kale hash. Oh, and they've also got the bottomless brunch cocktail on point.

Already named the North West's best brunch spot, Common's weekend power brunch is the stuff of legends. Head down to Edge Street for the chance to chow down on loaded hash browns, plant-based fry ups and vegan bloody Marys to wash everything down.

Not only is Trof one of the coolest spots in town, but they're serving up some seriously stellar vegan brunch in the Northern Quarter. Swing by for the chance to kick-start your weekend with full plant-based brekkie, mushrooms on toast and morning cocktails aplenty. 

This Chorlton restaurant is so much more than a pretty face, in fact it also happens to be home to some of the best vegan breakfast goods in town. Head on over for the chance to scoff fry-ups, chickpea pancakes and wholesome buddha bowls is quirky surroundings.

Inspired by the LA lifestyle, this health-conscious bar and restaurant brings you a tasty brunch every Saturday and Sunday. With loads of vegan options at your disposal, from a caramel miso granola bowl to a full fry up, it's the best thing to pair with your cocktails next weekend.

One of the best places for vegetarian and vegan food in Manchester, The Allotment is bursting with fresh, locally-sourced grub. Think lentil stews, cauliflower wings, pan-fried greens a whole load of dishes that'll take you from afternoon to evening in epic fashion.

One of the Northern Quarter's most sought after brunch spots, Evelyn's café bar packs in the plant-based eats with a delicious selection of brekkie bowls, hearty burgers and fresh salads, with a unique selection of cocktails that will get the day started or see off that hangover in style.

There's no denying that Greens is one of the best restaurants in Didsbury, especially where meat-free diners are concerned. Head over on Sundays where the menu features everything from Moroccan-style baked aubergine to deep-fried oyster mushrooms with pancakes.

One of Manchester's best vegan restaurants, Vertigo does plant-based with a passion. Get down early for the breakfast and brunch offering that will stuff you full of enticing eats including sausage sandwiches with smashed avo and spinach, full breakfasts and cinnamon waffles.

This independent Northern Quarter restaurant is serving up some of Manchester's best vegan brunches. Adding a dash of industrial style to your feasting, the quirky venue is coming through with acai bowls, falafel wraps and the drinks to match its achingly cool vibe.

One of the best vegan restaurants Manchester city centre, V Revs is bringing out the brunch goods with pancake stacks doused in chocolate sauce, tofu scramble and maple seitan. They've also got a hefty breakfast burger or their iconic pancake-battered cheeze and bacon sandwich. 

For some added punch to your vegan brunch, Dishoom serves a Bombay take on the morning meal. Check out the cool café for dishes that include The Vegan Bombay; a hearty plate of akuri, vegan sausages, vegan black pudding, as well as a meat-free take on the iconic sausage naan.