The Best Restaurants in the UK for Vegan Fine Dining
Whether you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind Michelin-starred restaurant or a gorgeous 10-course dining experience, this list will help you find the perfect place to make your most luxurious vegan food dreams come true! Here are our top picks for vegan fine dining at some of the UK’s fanciest establishments:
Simpsons, Birmingham

With accomplished Chef Director Luke Tipping in charge in the kitchen – and chef Leo Kattou, who starred in MasterChef: The Professionals – it’s easy to see why this Michelin-starred restaurant is hailed as one of Birmingham’s finest eateries. Be sure to call ahead to request the gorgeous vegan tasting menu.
Plates, London

Plates sparked headlines nationwide when it became the UK’s first vegan Michelin-starred restaurant. The brainchild of Kirk Haworth, its intimate Hoxton location features innovative dishes like caramelised lion’s mane mushroom and parsnip ice cream (trust us, it works).
The Art School, Liverpool

This Liverpool eatery pairs a beautiful setting with exquisite food. Dishes from chef Paul Askew’s vegan prix fixe menu include slow-cooked mooli with miso, wilted Swiss chard and a baked strudel of roast squash, pine nuts, Savoy cabbage and chestnut mushrooms. Wow.
Terre à Terre, Brighton

This Brighton institution offers many delicious vegan dishes, including Jiao Yau smoked tofu, pimento berbere with crisp fried lavash bread, and a flavourful soba salad. The restaurant also offers a luxurious vegan afternoon tea, though we want it at all times of the day.
Browns Bonds Hill, Londonderry, Northern Ireland

Under Chef Patron Ian Orr’s watchful eye, Browns’ vegan tasting menu features seasonal produce in dishes such as teriyaki tofu, kohlrabi, peanut dip, and sesame seed, as well as ratatouille with red pepper puree, fennel, and crispy bread.
Pied à Terre, London

The vegan tasting menu at this Michelin-starred restaurant offers delights such as a Jerusalem artichoke velouté and clementine sorbet with Peruvian marigold. For the ultimate vegan luxury, choose the full 10-course menu for an unforgettable dining experience.
Oak Restaurant, Bath

Seasonal vegetables shine at this meat-free restaurant, where most dishes are or can be made vegan. The Five Course Feast with wine to match is sure to impress, with a range of wholesome dishes based on mushrooms, artichokes, and other vegetables.
Whatley Manor, Wiltshire

As one of the top luxury hotels in the Cotswolds, Whatley Manor is the perfect setting for a spot of vegan fine dining in either of the restaurants. The Dining Room has one Michelin star under the direction of Executive Chef Ricki Weston and his team, while Grey’s offers a more relaxed dining experience. Menus have a focus on sustainability and local produce, and dishes include marinated pomelo, perigord truffle tofu, and enoki mushroom in toasted vegetable broth.
Gauthier Soho, London

Headed by chef‑owner Alexis Gauthier and nestled in an elegant Soho townhouse, Gauthier Soho is the ultimate in vegan fine dining. The star attraction is the multi‑course tasting menu, inspired by Gauthier’s extensive experience in classical French cooking, and showcasing his mastery of modern vegan gastronomy. Gauthier’s visionary approach has positioned him as both a leader in vegan cuisine and one of the most inspiring chefs redefining the future of fine dining.
Holy Carrot, London

A slightly more affordable London option, Holy Carrot is the perfect destination for a birthday, date night, or anniversary. Nestled in the heart of Notting Hill, it showcases creative, vegetable forward dining. We’d recommend the Evening experience menu – which takes you through seasonal favourites at the chef’s discretion, with no decisions required.
Eating vegan opens up a whole new world of flavours while also sparing lives, protecting the planet, and bringing health benefits. If you want to discover all the wonders of being vegan, download our free vegan starter kit or try our 30-day vegan pledge.
Restaurant menus are subject to change. We suggest you call ahead to avoid disappointment.