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Best Vegetarian and Vegan Food in London

Best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in London, from formal plant-based tasting menus and generous Middle Eastern sharing tables to vegan Chinese, Soho staples, and Borough Market dinners.

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Best Vegetarian and Vegan Food in London

Guide: Vegetarian and Plant-Based London

Best vegetarian and vegan restaurants in London, from formal plant-based tasting menus and generous Middle Eastern sharing tables to vegan Chinese, Soho staples, and Borough Market dinners.

  • Gauthier SohoGauthier Soho gives London plant-based dining a formal lane: a vegan tasting-menu townhouse where the point is old-school French polish, seasonal technique, and a slower special-occasion meal without animal products.
  • Mildreds SohoMildreds Soho is the long-running vegetarian crowd-pleaser for internationally inspired plant-based food, seasonal produce, cocktails, and enough menu range to satisfy mixed groups who are not all eating the same way.
  • Bubala SpitalfieldsBubala Spitalfields is a vegetarian Middle Eastern sharing-table favorite: laffa, dips, grilled halloumi, vegetables, ferments, and enough warmth to make a meat-free dinner feel generous rather than restrictive.
  • Mallow Borough MarketMallow Borough Market serves a fully plant-based menu of globally influenced, colorful plates and cocktails in a casual seated restaurant near the market.
  • Tofu Vegan IslingtonTofu Vegan Islington is a plant-based Chinese restaurant for mapo tofu, dumplings, mock-meat dishes, noodles, and a menu that makes vegan food feel abundant rather than like a compromise.
  • TendrilTendril is a mostly vegan Mayfair restaurant for inventive vegetable-led cooking, cocktails, and a central London room that works when plant-based dining needs to feel current rather than worthy.

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