Vegan Restaurants in Shoreditch, London – The Best Vegan Food in Shoreditch

Last updated on December 9th, 2023

If you’re looking for some great vegan restaurants in Shoreditch then you’re in the right place, in this post I’m going to share my favourite vegan finds in Shoreditch, London.

The good news is that finding vegan food in Shoreditch is not a difficult task at all, most places have some choices for us plant-eating types.

I’d need to spend a lot longer there to really give a complete guide to the best vegan restaurants in Shoreditch because there’s so much going on.

I only spent a few days in this super cool corner of London and I quickly understood why it’s so popular!! Even though I know there’s a lot more, I’m excited to share some of my fabulous finds!

I’m going to start with my favourite – Sen Viet Vegan Restaurant.

A fully vegan Vietnamese restaurant selling truly delicious traditional-tasting Vietnamese food! With a 4.9-star rating on Google! This place is nothing but perfect. 

If I lived in Shoreditch I’d be here a couple of times a week. I’ve never seen a street lined with Vietnamese restaurants, apart from in Vietnam, until visiting Shoreditch. And there’s no doubt, that it was a welcomed sight.

But it did mean choosing where to eat was difficult until I found a fully vegan place, and then I knew I was onto a winner. 

You can get all the normal stuff like pho, summer rolls and pancakes but that’s not nearly all. The menu is huge and as a vegan, it’s amazing to be able to just choose any random thing that sounds nice knowing there won’t be any nasty surprises!

Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, but the icing on the cake was the Vietnamese drip coffee! Since becoming vegan I haven’t been able to find one of these anywhere! This had condensed coconut milk and it was pretty special! 

If you’re looking for vegan Vietnamese food in Shoreditch then this is the place for you! A fully vegan restaurant in Shoreditch is a great way to start your trip.

Find Sen Viet Vegan Restaurant on Google Maps.

Imagine my luck! We went to Boxpark, a shipping container-style food hall, on an absolutely gloriously sunny day. We grabbed a cold cider and chilled out in this trendy spot while deciding on which vegan street food to pick from. 

Mercy Burger is a wonderful pop-up-style vegan restaurant in Shoreditch. So, if you fancy a burger in Boxpark this is the place.

But if you’re not after a burger there are plenty of other vegan options in Boxpark. There’s Japanese, greek, Italian and so much more with great vegan options. 

Or maybe you’ve been searching for a vegan pizza in Shoreditch, well you can get one of these at Parkbox too in Fatto a Mana Pizza.

Find Boxpark on Google Maps.

If you like sushi you’re gonna love Let’s Do Maki.

They do sushi burritos and sushi bowls. This is the perfect fresh, healthy but substantial meal to enjoy on a sunny day in London. 

The sushi burrito is a seaweed wrap with sushi rice and you’re choice of filling. We ordered two, one with oyster mushrooms and the other with jackfruit. They were both so good we couldn’t pick a favourite.

Take a look at their menu. And don’t miss this vegan restaurant in Shoreditch!

Find Let’s Do Maki on Google Maps.

Well, to be honest, it can work for vegan breakfast, lunch or even dinner if you want! There’s so much to choose from. 

This place warms my heart. It shows the progress and how people are stepping away from the norm, and big brands can open completely meat-free stores. 

It’s only veggie, so not everything is vegan but there are absolutely plenty of vegan options. A selection of vegan croissants, sandwiches, baguettes, wraps, salads and loads more.

Find Veggie Pret Shoreditch on maps.  

Something Shoreditch really isn’t lacking is really cool coffee shops, and Photo Book Cafe is definitely one of them.

But this place is so much more than a cafe, it’s a photobook library with darkrooms and film processing. 

I’m not gonna lie, I was just there for the vegan breakfast but this added to the vibe. If, like me, you’ve looking for a tasty vegan panini and an iced coffee in a place with personality and character this place does the job nicely.

Find Photo Book Cafe on Google Maps.

So, you arrive in Shoreditch a little late in the evening and you’re torn between food and entertainment. Well, The Blues Kitchen means you can have both. You can listen to some live blues music while enjoying some vegan pub grub. 

They don’t have the best vegan menu around but there are still a few good choices like a vegan cheeseburger, buffalo cauliflower, avocado tostada and tacos. And to have this many options in a funky bar listening to blues is a win for me. Take a look at their menus. 

Find The Blues Kitchen on Google Maps.

Benk&Bo is the perfect place to enjoy your relaxing morning coffee and pastry.

It’s a chilled-out place with interesting pieces of art on display and plenty of working space if you want to bring your laptop along. It’s a vegetarian place but they’ve got a selection of vegan pastries and cookies. 

It’s the spot if you want to start your day with a calm mind.

Find Benk&Bo on Google Maps.

Well, that’s all I had time for on this visit….but the list of vegan restaurants in Shoreditch and vegan-friendly spots goes on and on!

Here are a few others I wish I’d made it to, maybe you can try them for me?

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Meet Sinead O’Carroll: Vegan explorer, sustainability advocate and the founder of The Wondering Wandering Vegan. Embracing veganism since 2018 and vegetarianism since 2005, Sinead is armed with a Vegan Health, Nutrition and Lifestyle qualification, and is on a mission to share her passion for cruelty-free living. 

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