5.08.2026

Vegan in London: The Guide to Vegan Restaurants, Cafés & Hotels

London is one of the most vegan-friendly metropolises in the world – hardly any city offers such a large and creative plant-based selection. From a cult-status vegan institution to creative bakeries to Ethiopian cuisine, Central and East London have something for every taste. This guide takes you to London’s best vegan addresses, shows you vegan-friendly (and even fully vegan) hotels, and gives you tips for your city trip.

🗺️ Vegan Locations in London at a Glance

Map of vegan restaurants, cafés and hotels in London

● 1 = vegan-friendly hotel, ● 2–9 = vegan restaurants, cafés & snack spots. Tap a name to open the location in Google Maps:

  1. La Suite West Hyde Park – Fully vegan hotel by Hyde Park
  2. Mildred’s – One of London’s best-known vegan/vegetarian addresses (Soho)
  3. Mallow – Fully vegan, famous for tiramisu pancakes (Borough Market)
  4. Cafe Petiole – Central, relaxed lunch spot
  5. Third Culture Deli – Creative deli food
  6. En Root – Known for its generous sharing platters
  7. Merkamo Ethiopian – Hearty, spiced Ethiopian cuisine
  8. Gecko Coffeehouse – Pancakes and good coffee
  9. Arapina Bakery – Creative vegan baked goods

Vegan Hotels in London

Our tip: La Suite West – Hyde Park – a fully vegan hotel by Hyde Park, where everything from breakfast to the furnishings is plant-based. Also well known: the Hilton London Bankside with its famous vegan suite, as well as the quiet Temple Lodge Club. Find them all in our overview of vegan hotels in London. Compare availability & prices for London →

Vegan Restaurants in London

Institutions & Classics

  • Mildred’s – one of London’s best-known vegan/vegetarian addresses, with several locations (including Soho, Camden). Proven, varied, always busy.
  • Mallow (Borough Market) – fully vegan, famous for tiramisu pancakes and French toast. Perfect for a long brunch.

Lunch & Deli

  • Cafe Petiole – central, relaxed lunch spot with fresh plant-based cooking.
  • Third Culture Deli – creative deli food, ideal for a lunch break.
  • En Root – known for its generous sharing platters.

International

  • Merkamo Ethiopian – hearty, spiced Ethiopian cuisine, praised by fans as some of the best food in the city.

Cafés, Bakery & Sweets

  • Gecko Coffeehouse – the place for pancake lovers and good coffee.
  • Arapina Bakery – creative vegan baked goods and pastries.
  • Remedy Kitchen – a small favourite for a relaxed break.

Vegan Snacks on the Go

London’s markets are a paradise for vegan snacks: at Borough Market and in Camden, countless plant-based stalls await, and in the East, Brick Lane tempts with vegan curries and bagels. Even classics like “fish & chips” or the Sunday roast are now served vegan at many venues.

Getting There, Tours & Experiences

Travel sustainably: the Eurostar gets you from Paris, Brussels or Amsterdam into central London in a few hours – lower footprint than flying. Check train connections & prices →

For Harry Potter fans: the Warner Bros. Studio Tour “The Making of Harry Potter” is an experience. See the Harry Potter studio tour →

London from the water & the highlights: a Thames cruise shows you Tower Bridge, the London Eye and more. See studio tour & Thames cruise → Find all experiences and tickets here for London.

Book a table: popular spots like Mildred’s fill up fast. Reserve restaurants in London →

Practical Tips for Vegan Travelers in London

  • Vegan hotspots: Soho, Camden, Shoreditch and around Borough Market have the highest density of vegan spots.
  • Getting around: the Tube takes you everywhere – cheapest with a contactless card/Oyster.
  • Best time to visit: spring and early autumn are pleasant; but London is worth it year-round.
  • Reserve ahead: for popular weekend brunch spots, book a table well in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions: Vegan in London

Is London vegan-friendly?
Extraordinarily – London ranks among the most vegan-friendly cities worldwide, with hundreds of fully vegan and vegan-friendly spots, markets and even vegan hotels.

What’s the best vegan restaurant in London?
A classic is Mildred’s; for brunch, the fully vegan Mallow is worth it; for international cuisine, Merkamo Ethiopian.

Are there vegan hotels in London?
Yes – La Suite West by Hyde Park is fully vegan, and the Hilton London Bankside has its own vegan suite.

What’s the best way to get to London?
Climate-friendly and comfortable by Eurostar to St Pancras International – right in the centre.

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