18 vegan kitchens in Glasgow.
Part of The Vegan Ledger. Every kitchen here gets the same three-voices check: what the business claims, what customers reveal in reviews — quoted, with receipts — and what only the owner can confirm.
How we verify
Every kitchen here is checked three ways: what the business claims in its own listing, what customers actually say in reviews (quoted, not paraphrased), and what only the owner can confirm — which we hold as an open question until they answer it themselves. We won’t list a “vegan” kitchen if reviews contradict the claim; that’s cost places their listing before.
City Centre & Sauchiehall2 kitchens
VeganStereo
An entirely vegan cafe-bar on Renfield Lane sitting above one of Glasgow's best-known basement performance spaces. The short, imaginative menu — buffalo cauliflower, mushroom pierogi — plus keenly priced drinks make it a standard pre-gig stop; it is loud and fills up, so reviewers advise booking.
VeganFalafel To Go
Tiny Sauchiehall Street falafel counter with a deliberately two-line menu — falafel or hummus — made to order and famously under a fiver. Reviewers call it the best falafel in town and queue down the street for it; there is no seating, so people eat theirs on a bench nearby.
Cowcaddens & Woodlands1 kitchen
Finnieston & Charing Cross1 kitchen
Gorbals1 kitchen
Merchant City & City Centre2 kitchens
VeganMono
Glasgow's landmark all-vegan cafe-bar in Kings Court, sharing its airy room with the Monorail record shop and a live music programme. Reviewers come for vegan haggis, neeps and tatties, pizzas and a pint, and describe an inclusive, relaxed room that is worth booking on busy weekends.
VeganTheDorkyFrench vegan bakery
Tiny 100% vegan French bakery on Parnie Street turning out croissants that reviewers rank above Paris, plus savoury 'Not Ham' and chilli 'sausage' pastries - open Thursday to Sunday, card only.
Partick & Broomhill1 kitchen
Pollokshields & Shawlands4 kitchens
VeganThe Glad Cafe CIC
Community-owned cafe, bar and arts venue in Shawlands running an entirely vegan menu from weekend brunch through to evening plates, with live music, comedy and film in the back room.
VeganHoneytrap Bakery
A fully plant-based hole-in-the-wall bakery on Skirving Street in Shawlands, open Thursday to Saturday only. Reviewers cross cities for the almond croissant and the savoury macaroni pie, warn that a queue out the door is normal, and rate it as one of the best bakeries in Glasgow.
VeganThe Green Goose
Scratch-cooking vegan deli and takeaway in Shawlands, known for Scottish breakfast rolls with vegan haggis, hash browns and salads - no seating, just benches outside.
VeganVerse
Specialty coffee shop on Deanston Drive in Shawlands with an entirely vegan bake counter, house syrups and seasonal drinks - a creative Southside hang-out people settle into for hours.