Where to Find Bostin’ Vegan Food in Birmingham

Posted by on March 19, 2017 | Permalink

For the latest instalment in our series of vegan city guides, we head to the West Midlands to discover where compassionate Brummies go to find delicious meat-free food.

These are our top vegan picks in Britain’s second city:

Natural Healthy Foods

Rest day today so treated myself to lunch out at @naturalhealthyfood Food was amazing, organic and vegan! Will 100 percent be going back!

A post shared by Nicholas Santangeli (@nicsanta) on

Opened in March 2017 on Suffolk Street, this all-vegan eatery is the perfect place for enjoy healthy, wholesome vegan food. Natural Healthy Foods also have a store in Digbeth.

The Warehouse Café

Our building, find us upstairs! #veganlife #friendsoftheearth #Birmingham #ecofriendly #greenenergy #vegan #veggie #restaurant

A post shared by The Warehouse Cafe (@thewarehousecafe) on

Fresh, local and seasonal ingredients take centre stage at this longstanding eco-veggie restaurant located right in the city centre. There are many tempting vegan options available and clearly labelled – the dessert menu even includes vegan trifle! For groceries, check out the 100% Vegan shop in the same building.

Deepalis

If you're over burgers and steaks and fancy a tasty vegetarian meal in Birmingham, head to Deepalis, one of the best vegetarian restaurants I know! Check out the new post 🙂 #thehalalplug #halalfoodblogger #halalfood #halalblogger #vegetarian #indiancuisine #indianfood #indian #halal #food

A post shared by Thehalalplug (@thehalalplug) on

Cooking up authentic South Indian vegetarian food, Deepalis is an obvious stopping point for vegans exploring the famous Balti Triangle, whether you’re in search of a fragrant curry or classics such as masala dosa and idli sambhar.

Veg Out Café & Restaurant

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Isaac Masih (@isaacmasih)

Light, healthy and organic – the food at this friendly King’s Heath vegetarian café ticks all the boxes.

Blue Ginger

Monday is vegan night at this Malaysian/Singaporean restaurant, with a full menu of unusual animal-free dishes, including tofu gado gado, rambutan and jackfruit red curry and bright green pandan crepes. If you can’t make it on Monday, the regular menu also caters to compassionate eaters.

Bodega Cantina

This popular restaurant serves laid-back South American food – just ask for the vegan menu, and you’ll be good to go! For added authenticity, wash down your meal with a cheeky margarita (or three).

Bistro 1847

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Karum Kaur (@carbsfromallovertheworld)

A place to splash out, this is the kind of restaurant where the menu is full of items you may struggle to pronounce – but don’t let that put you off, since everything is seasonal, British and meat-free, with vegan options clearly labelled.

Mr Singh’s All Vegetarian Pizza

Ready for the weekend? We are!! Give us a ring and we will make sure there's a table ready for when you visit #eatfresh #veggie #vegetarian #vegan #eatout #restaurant #birmingham #munch #food #handsworth

A post shared by Mr Singhs (@mrsinghspizza) on

This is THE place to find cheesy vegan pizza in Birmingham! Eat in or take away.

Cafe Soya

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Daniel Queen (@queenisdeadxvx)

As you may have guessed from the name, the vegetarian menu at this Asian restaurant is a mock-meat extravaganza! Pick from a vast array of dishes such as sizzling veggie prawns and mock crispy duck pancakes.

Boston Tea Party

https://instagram.com/p/BMogV1gg2eY/?taken-at=216421911

Head here for superior coffee and a slap-up vegan breakfast.

Cherry Reds Cafe-Bar

No words can express how happy I am and my stomach right now. Vegan breakfast at Cherry Reds was the bomb ❤

A post shared by Charlotte Lucy (@charlottelucyh) on

Hearty vegan breakfasts and staples such as falafel burgers and vegan cakes are the name of the game at this down-to-earth café, with two branches in Kings Heath and City Centre.

Naturally Healthy Foods

This vegan grocery store in Digbeth is a great place to stock up on faux-meats, sweet treats, cruelty-free beauty products and much more. Their vegan goody bags also make great gifts.

Other vegan-friendly local businesses worth looking out for are plant-based street-food kiosk The Vegan Grindhouse and monthly pop-up restaurant Change Kitchen.


If you think we’ve missed any hidden gems in and around Birmingham, let us know by leaving a comment below. Thanks to everyone who gave us tips!