Vegan Restaurants in Manchester

With venues across the country, Pho know what they're doing when it comes to tasty vegan food. Named after the Vietnamese noodle soup, the restaurant has a variety of vegan choices, along with gluten-free bites too.

With Plant Power in the kitchen, The Deaf Institute is championing vegan eating in Manchester, one delicious bite at a time. Head along to this Oxford Road hangout for dishes such as mac daddy burger and BBQ jackfruit dog, made even better when followed by one of their vegan ice cream desserts.

Tucked away in the suburbs of Withington is a fun little vegetarian café bar called Fuel Cafe. Along with serving cheap and tasty vegan and vegetarian eats, the spot hosts regularly live music nights, performances, and even has boardgames to keep you entertained.

With acclaim from national reviewers, Bundobust's street food and craft beer philosophy may seem simple, but it's hella tasty. With tonnes of vegan options to munch on, the basement restaurant's food is best for sharing; though don't end up squabbling over the bhel puri - a mouthwatering mix of pastry, peas and tamarind chutney.

One of Manchester's most sustainable restaurants unsurprisingly has a great selection of vegan pizza, made with toffuti vegan mozzarella. Hidden on Grosvenor Street, this spot is also keeping you refreshed with a large choice of vegan beers and innovative touches such as 100% renewable energy and a no-straws policy.

People who think vegans just sit around quiet cafes all day drinking herbal tea have clearly never heard of The Thirsty Scholar. It spends most of its time playing host to bands, comedy nights and poetry readings at night, and in the day it serves up pub grub, all with a vegan twist - perfect for soaking up any lingering hangovers.

Mowgli not only delivers on wonderful Indian street food, but also has a splattering of great vegan dishes as well. If you try one dish, make it the Holy Chow, their crowning vegan glory and a scrumptious mix of spiced chickpea, potato, spinach, and ginger, all served in a loaf. 

Bringing a slice of the sunny West Coast to Manchester, FoodWell is an LA-inspired spot in Salford that puts healthy eating at the forefront. Tuck into a long list of vegan bites including cauliflower hot wings, lemon courgette scallops and a Korean aubergine fillet.

Head to Cross Street where this unique little restaurant and bar is serving up some seriously good vegan food. Starting with their breakfast offerings of waffles, fry ups and pastries, Vertigo offers all-day dining, ending with some equally delicious dinner spreads.

An Aussie-inspired spot that has got a few powerful vegan choices on their all-day menu, including a belter of a full English. If you're heading over later, there's healthy salad bowls, and to finish, delve head first into the raw chocolate orange bites.

Fancy vegan dining doesn't come much prettier than at The Allotment, the dedicated restaurant in Spinningfields. If you're marking an occasion, the space has a selection of taster menus, with standout cruelty-free dishes that include the likes of butternut squash bon bons and roasted apple mousse.

Combining old photos and colour-popping interiors with a stunning historical location, Dishoom is one of Manchester's prettier vegan spots. The hearty menu has been adapted for meat-free eaters, with a strong selection of vegan bites, and lunch plates that centre around small plates such as vada pau - a slick take on the chip butty.

A bar which also dabbles in tasty bites, Speak in Code is fronting only vegan goods. The space is a cafe during the day, but by night it transforms itself into a slick bar, rustling up the likes of cauliflower wings, BBQ jackfruit and smart cocktails.

How could any list of vegan restaurants in Manchester be complete without mentioning the OG's themselves, V Revolution. Starting out as a vegan grocery store, they've expanded into a full on restaurant, offering playful meat-free twists on American classics. So expect some buffalo fried chkn, mac'n'cheez and toona and cheez grill on your plates.