Craving a food adventure beyond
the kitchen? To save you having to
ransack search engines for the best
vegan restaurants, cafes, street food or
quick bites around the UK, our Editor has
tried and tasted various vegan eateries to
bring you this month’s hot spots.Fancy a
NOSH GARDEN KITCHEN
La Suite West Hotel, 41-51 Inverness
Terrace, London W2 3JN
You may know Nosh Detox for their delicious
detox and weight loss health juices. Although,
I can assure you whilst a visit to this eatery was
guaranteed to be packed with health foods, the
wholesome and hearty dishes I’d chosen from the
menu exceeded my expectation of how tasty clean
eating can be. The brownie with banana ice-cream
was scrumptious. lasuitewest.com/ngk.html
THE DEN
23 Crouch St, Colchester,
Essex, CO3 3EN
Are you in need of some vegan comfort food?
If so, this is the place for you. With a concept
of providing vegans with plant-based food
that tastes just like meat and dairy their menu
consists of hearty bean burgers, tofurky ham
and cheese toasties and a chickenless soya
burger just to name a few.
thedenattwentythree.co.uk
STEM + GLORY
Top Floor, above Evan’s Cycles, 121
Chesterton Road, Cambridge, CB4 3AT
Everything at this little vegan eatery located
in Cambridge is made fresh on the premises.
Similar to Deliciously Ella’s MaE Deli, if you stop
by at lunch you can create your own plate or
take away box by selecting 4/5 hot and cold
dishes from the bar. Or, if you visit of an evening
you can expect a menu full of veganised
classics. stemandglory.co.ukPUREZZA
12 St James’s Street, Brighton, BN2 1RE
I’ll be honest, opting for vegan pizza always
makes me nervous because cheese is such an
integral part to the dish and it’s only recently
the vegan cheese market has started to grow.
Although, this plant-based pizzeria Purezza
(aka purity) have spent two years developing a
vegan mozzarella combing rice milk, chickpeas
and olive oil and it’s so satisfying.
Purezza.co.ukTHE PEACOCK
11 Mansfield Rd, Nottingham NG1 3FB
If you are a fan of pub grub, a trip to
Nottingham‘s The Peacock pub is one to put on
your eating out hit list. With a 100% vegan menu
featuring a mac and cheese bacon burger, seitan
BBQ ribs, cajun spiced panini and battered
sausage with chips, beans and curry sauce —
your decision making is definitely put to the test.
Facebook.com/PeacockNottsKIN CAFÉ
22 Foley Street, London, W1W 6DT
Tucked away on Foley Street, the Kin Café is a
vegan and vegetarian eatery with a menu that
changes on a day-to-day basis as it’s dependent
on seasonal produce. However, their ethos of
creating wholesome healthy delicious dishes
is a value they stick too. From chia puddings,
to vegan pancakes and potato rostis, this is the
perfect brunch spot to eat in or takeaway.
kincafe.co.uk