321 vegan kitchens in the UK, on the record.
A ledger of vegan and pure-vegetarian kitchens, built for people and for the AI agents they send ahead. Every profile keeps three voices apart: what the business claims, what customers reveal in reviews — quoted, with receipts — and what only the owner knows, held as open questions until the kitchen answers for itself. Updated 27 August 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.
London24 kitchens
Central London1 kitchen
North London2 kitchens
Camden Town1 kitchen
East London12 kitchens
Bethnal Green2 kitchens
VeganSomewhere Green
Plant-filled vegan cafe and coffee shop on Roman Road, Bethnal Green (from the Sazzy & Fran family), loved for its vegan bakes — choc-chip banana bread, cinnamon buns, almond croissants — strong matcha, and a quiet downstairs room regulars treat as a reading-and-work refuge.
VeganMandala Café Bethnal Green
A wholesome all-vegan brunch café and community space on Globe Road, run by the neighbouring London Buddhist Centre — customers come for the Full Mandala Brunch, good coffee and a calm, welcoming atmosphere, and the café also hosts hands-on workshops like kimchi-making.
Bow1 kitchen
Clapton2 kitchens
VeganBlack Cat café
Bohemian, volunteer-run fully vegan community cafe on Clarence Road, Lower Clapton (4.7, 935 reviews) — budget-priced big breakfasts and Welsh rarebit by day, plus creative supper-club dinners like roasted cabbage with vanilla miso.
VeganBean’s Café
Fully vegan daytime brunch cafe in Lower Clapton (4.9 over 169 reviews) whose scrambled-tofu 'Bean's Breakfast' full English and mushroom-and-leek toasties earn near-perfect reviews; friendly, dog-welcoming, with a rotating menu of pastries and cakes.
Hackney & Dalston4 kitchens
VeganWAVE
WAVE (We Are Vegan Everything) is an industrial-chic, fully vegan cafe in central Hackney known for brunch, harissa skewers, inventive coffees like peanut butter and salted coffee, and a laptop-friendly, genuinely allergy-aware welcome.
VeganThird Culture Deli
A fully vegan deli-café on Broadway Market doing a few signature plant-based dishes exceptionally well — tofu-scramble breakfast buns, loaded Italian and Korean sandwiches, house vegan cheeses (the black truffle is a cult item), tiramisu and speciality coffee with Sproud pea milk — plus a small take-home grocery shelf.
VeganEssential Vegan Cafe
Fully vegan cafe in Hackney Wick's All My Friends complex (record shop + bar, riverside) for specialty coffee, cakes and seitan-bacon brunch; dog-friendly.
Natural Flavour
Tiny chef-run plant-based spot on Gillett Square in Dalston, open Tuesday to Friday evenings. Its handful of reviews are all five stars, praising flavour-packed food made from short, simple ingredient lists — the banana smoothies get named repeatedly.
Shoreditch1 kitchen
Spitalfields & Brick Lane2 kitchens
VeganDauns
Fully vegan Scandinavian café-deli near Petticoat Lane, E1, doing Swedish-style brunch — toasties on sourdough, tofu scramble, kanelbullar and Swedish meatballs. Customers rate it near-perfect (4.9 from 827 reviews) but the small room fills fast at weekends.
VeganGecko Coffeehouse
Plant-based coffeehouse and brunch spot on Bethnal Green Road, loved for its blueberry matcha pancakes and speciality coffee, with a cosy Bali-style downstairs that regulars use for studying.
South London6 kitchens
Borough & Bankside1 kitchen
Brixton2 kitchens
VeganPipoca Vegan
Beloved fully vegan Brixton cafe with an attached organic health-food and bulk-supply shop, known for its Brixton brunch, lasagne and crepes.
VeganAlkaline Juice Factory
Long-running vegan alkaline juice-and-food spot in Brixton famed for clean-eating porridge, patties and coconuts; tiny with very limited seating.
