Top London vegan restaurants to try this veganuary

Kin Café
 
Plant-based and vegetarian eatery Kin Café offers a vast array of vegan treats to start the day right. Passionate about serving top quality dishes along with speciality tea and coffees, the eatery is your go-to for a sustainable breakfast. Located on Foley Street in Fitzrovia, here you can tuck into delights such as avocado on toast with chilli, and sweet potato and kale hash with steamed avocado and tofu as well as a seasonal fresh fruit salad and toasted coconut. Gluten free and raw options are available too.
 
Find out more about Kin Café by going to its website here.
 
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday: 7.30am – 5pm
Saturday and Sunday: 9.30am - 4.30pm

Wulf & Lamb
 
If the sound of toasties, granola, fruit compote and pastries get your mouth watering, then Wulf & Lamb in Chelsea is a must when in the capital for your morning meal. Served daily until noon, the restaurant even has a vegan version of a full English. Potato layer cake, borlotti ragoût, scrambled ackee, lemon spinach sautéed peppers, mushrooms and toasted sourdough… can we have seconds? If you’re too late for breakfast never fear, brunch, lunch and dinner are also served. What’s more, in the Spring, it’s double the vegan delights when the Marylebone branch opens.
 
Discover even more dining delights by visiting Wulf & Lamb’s website.
 
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday: 8am – 10pm
Saturday: 8am – 10pm
Sunday: 9am – 9pm

Farmacy
 
Known for its multi-coloured houses and Portobello Road Market, there’s something else you can add to Notting Hill’s list of drawing points and that’s vegan restaurant Farmacy London. The plant-based menu is free from dairy, refined sugars, additives and chemicals, and the eatery makes for a wonderful place to relax when you’re feeling peckish with its cosy interiors and greenery sprinkled throughout. What’s more, if you’re in New York City then make sure to swing by the North American branch, too.
 
Check out Farmacy London by clicking here.
 
Opening Hours
Monday – Saturday: 9am – 9.45pm
Sunday: 9am – 9.30pm

Gauthier Soho
 
Since becoming vegan in 2016 after PETA ran an international vegan month, Alexis Gauthier made vegetables the focus at Gauthier Soho. While the menu is not 100% vegan, the Les Plantes menu offers a vast array of dishes that are sure to keep your palate pleased. Carrot tartar, golden glazed suede and plum opaline are just some of the options available to order, accompanied by an extensive list of wine from across the globe. Private dining is on hand if you’re celebrating a special occasion.
 
Discover more about Gauthier Soho by clicking here.
 
Opening Hours
Tuesday – Thursday: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Friday and Saturday: 12pm – 3pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Sunday and Monday: Closed

Mildred’s
 
With four eateries spread across the capital, you’re never too far from a Mildred’s when you’re in London. Vegan in the month of January but vegetarian and vegan-friendly the rest of the year, Mildred’s aim when it opened in 1988 was to create vegetarian fare that was good value, fresh and colourful… and it succeeded. Grilled pitta breads, herb roasted potatoes, charred artichoke and more can be found on the menu, and there’s even a takeaway option if you fancy vegan food on the go.
 
Find out everything you need to know about Mildred’s by going to their website.
 
Opening Hours
Monday – Saturday: 11am – 11pm
Sunday: 11am – 10pm

Purezza
 
Do you have a hankering for Italian cuisine? Then look no further than Purezza in Camden. The first vegan pizzeria in the UK, here you can tuck into a wide range of pizzas and you can even build your own until 4pm daily. If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a kids’ menu so the whole family can dine here. From using hemp flour to mozzarella made from Italian brown rice, ingredients have been chosen with care, being developed by the expert chef team for two years. Takeaways are also available.
 
Find out more about Purezza by going over to its website.
 
Opening Hours
Sunday – Thursday: 12pm – 10pm
Friday and Saturday: 12pm – 11pm

Café Forty One at LA Suite West
 
LA Suite West is an all-vegan hotel located in Bayswater that offers plant-based dishes with Japanese and Italian influences for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Vegan burgers, full English breakfasts and all-day desserts are available to order with ease, and from 12pm – 5pm an afternoon tea is served. There’s also a wide range of mocktails, seedlip gins, kombuchas and artisan soft drinks. Please note that the hotel is alcohol free.
 
Discover more about Café Forty One here.
 
Opening Hours
Breakfast: 7am – 11am
Lunch: 12pm – 3pm
All-Day Desserts: 8am – 5pm
Afternoon Tea: 12pm – 5pm

Redemption
 
Wander through the streets of Shoreditch, Notting Hill or Covent Garden and you’re sure to come across Redemption. Here, vegan, sugar-free and wheat-free food make up the menu along with an alcohol-free bar for post dinner drinks. Think Korean spicy bbq jack baps, signature burgers and wild mushroom and roast squash risotto accompanied with a Hemp & Hop CBD lager, smashed apple soft cider or a coconut rumish martini mocktail. Cleansing teas and coffees are sure to help with your New Year’s detox, too. Not only that but in February, Redemption are hosting a luxury vegan cookery retreat in Portugal. Five-hours of cooking per day, energising yoga classes and a five-star stay… foodies are sure to love it.
 
Check our Redemption’s website here.
 
Opening Hours:
Monday – Wednesday: 12pm – 9pm
Thursday and Friday – 12pm – 10pm
Saturday: 10am – 10pm
Sunday: 10am – 9pm

Pied à Terre
 
Voted as one of the top 10 best restaurants in the UK for vegan fine dining by PETA, Pied à Terre in Fitzrovia offers gourmet dishes and award-winning customer service. While the eatery does serve meat dishes, the vegan tasting menu has plenty to keep your hunger satisfied thanks to carrot velouté, burnt red pepper and black garlic consommé, selected vegan cheeses, and lime sorbets all available to devour. Pied à Terre has been serving customers for nearly 30 years, and boasts a trophy cabinet of awards and accolades including the coveted Michelin star.
  
Visit Pied à Terre’s website here.
 
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 11pm
Saturday: 6pm – 11pm
Sunday: Closed

Tibits
 
‘Fresh, delicious & easy going,’ is the mantra of Tibits. More than 40 homemade vegetarian and vegan salads, hot dishes, soups and more are available, and there’s also the option to takeaway if you’re after a quick healthy meal. The brainchild of Swiss brothers Daniel Frei, Christian Frei and Reto Frei, there are currently eight restaurants around the world, two of which are in our capital – Mayfair and Bankside. We recommend the Beet Wellington for a twist on the English classic. Using cubed beetroot and apples instead of beef, this dish is perfect if you’re after some comfort food after a cold day in the city.
 
Find out more out Tibits by visiting its website here.
 
Opening Hours
Sunday  – Thursday: 11.30am – 10.30pm
Friday and Saturday: 11.30am – 11.30pm

When Hilton London Bankside revealed its vegan suite in 2019, it was a world first in the travel industry. With solid stone-grey flooring made from 100% renewable and sustainable Moso Bamboo, and keycards and seating made from vegan leather infused with pineapple cellulose fibres, no stone has been left unturned here. Method products are used to clean the room, and there’s also vegan and cruelty free PRIJA toiletries when you want to pamper yourself.
 
Find out more about the world’s first vegan suite by clicking here.