5 vegan kitchens in Manchester City Centre.
Part of The Vegan Ledger. Every kitchen here gets the same three-voices check as every other: what the business claims, what customers reveal in reviews — quoted, with receipts — and what only the owner can confirm. Updated 29 July 2026.
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.
VegetarianBundobust Manchester Piccadilly
Bundobust Piccadilly (M1) — a fully vegetarian Gujarati-inspired Indian street-food and craft-beer institution, self-order, lively and great for groups.
VegetarianThe Eighth Day Shop & Cafe
Manchester institution on Oxford Road — a workers' co-operative wholefood shop with an all-day meat-free cafe downstairs (4.6), serving cheap, wholesome daily-changing stews, salads and bakes; retail shop above.
Vegan-friendlyAsmara Bella Restaurant - Eritrean & Ethiopian Restaurant
Long-running Eritrean & Ethiopian restaurant in Manchester's Northern Quarter (M1) — injera shared platters and a coffee ceremony; tagged vegan/vegetarian but reviews confirm meat is also served.
VeganGo Falafel - Piccadilly
Go Falafel on Newton Street by Piccadilly (M1) — a takeaway-only falafel spot reviewers describe as an all-vegan gem; no seating, quick service, budget-ish.
VeganWawin Vegan Chinese (Manchester)
Entirely vegan Chinese delivery/takeaway in central Manchester (operating from Don Giovanni's rear entrance) — mock-meat classics like crispy 'duck' and salt-and-pepper 'chicken', with egg-free fried rice that wins over non-vegans.