The best restaurants serving Vegetarian food in London

This lovely little cafe has been a favourite place for the whole family and hearing that they have had to close down due to the building being redeveloped ,we are all hoping and praying they can start out again and open up in new premises

A perfect place to have breakfast. Top cuisine and very warm welcome. A must-see in the neighborhood!

The most delicious food & friendly people 😊

I first bought some teas in Borough Market. I was impressed by the quality and flavours and advice. I bought more tea online and was kindly send, with my order, a free sample based on my order tastes, and it was a tea I was considering so they got that right! A nice note was sent with my order. I will be ordering again as I believe the quality is good, and the website explains the benefits of the teas. As side I thought I’d try the whiskey tea as I don’t drink much alcohol and this is a healthy alternative. It’s amazing! Maybe a little expensive and there’s postage but a lovely knowledgeable, ethical company.

Intimate music venue in Camden. I think the best in London.

It's quite a cool down to earth establishment that is rough around the edges. The staff looked like they were ready for the revolution. High energy smiley people . It might have something to do with the fact they only serve vegan food. As a meat eater I can only sympathise with their ideals. The coffee was very nice , dark and roasty . Great place to hatch a plan and reflect on the wonders of life.

This is one of the places that has a soul. The coffee and cookies are good, but that's not what makes the place special. It's the refurbished cinema seats, plants that someone cares for, a pinch of artistic chaos around and a friendly neighbourhood atmosphere that the staff makes.

Went here for an afternoon cup of tea and scones, which were seriously delicious! Very cute informal place, the staff was super kind and welcoming! :)

Wonderful store with lovely and highly knowledgeable staff. They really know their stuff on complicated questions of multivitamins and nutrition.

Have been in this very cute deli a few times now , and well well , best sandwiches in the area , sausage roll out of this world , the lady today was making the sausage rolls on site 🫨 highly recommended

First time at a purely vegan restaurant but food smelled tempting when we arrived. Cocktails were nice and we appreciated being able to order a carafe of wine rather than a bottle. Some dishes were delicious some rather bland, arancini were lovely, hummus tasty and large portion, cauliflower starter tasty but oily. Sri Lankan curry main was beautifully presented but rice was bland and whole thing needed more heat and punch, surprisingly nice paratha despite not being made with butter/ghee, burgers were OK, needed the relishes, fries were excellent, desserts overly sweet, about the same price as a non vegan meal which is probably why some people feel it's expensive. Service was a bit slow at times but didn't bother us as we were happy chatting. Would go back but would ask more about the dishes before ordering.

Very good and food was excellent.

An interesting "take-away-but-not-too-far" concept. An artsy restaurant where the bathroom is, hands down, the real masterpiece (honestly, if I ever get IBS, that's where I'd want to be stuck). We ordered a tasty bowl filled with a random assortment of ingredients plus salmon, served in a premium disposable container (guess the dishwasher was feeling lazy that night). The music was fantastic, featuring a polyrhythmic experience complete with unexpected short tacets, occasionally turning into full-on silences. The waiter was friendly and welcoming, so much so that he even let us in on the secret menu items. The downside? Peroni Nastro Azzurro.

Nothing exceptional, but a decent tasting meat pie.

Nasty. I had a horrible experience here this morning. The member of staff on duty was hostile and incredibly rude. I asked first if it was open, only to be met with yes, I’m busy serving someone (which was not apparent. They looked like co-workers chatting to me). When I tried to see if there was seating downstairs, the woman said: “There is only the kitchen down there; you can do the washing up if you like!” Unbelievably for someone working in hospitality!