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The Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Liverpool

White Wolf Yoga & Kitchen Liverpool
White Wolf Yoga & Kitchen Liverpool | © White Wolf/Facebook

In a large city like Liverpool, it can be difficult to find the veggie and vegan friendly eateries hidden amongst the drab and dreary chain restaurants. Whether you’re visiting the city, recently moved or just fancy something new – here’s a helping hand on where is wholesome and hearty to go for a veggie or vegan meal.

Our Kitchen

Restaurant, Contemporary, Healthy, British

Food at Our Kitchen, Liverpool
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Delicious and nutritious, Our Kitchen has an impressive menu of veggie and vegan delights to kick start your day, including a super green omelette with sesame tofu and broccoli toast, plus a range of porridges and yoghurt. Polish off your brekkie or brunch with a super-charged fruit juice to detox, hydrate and keep you healthy.

Down The Hatch

Restaurant, Vegan, Street Food, British, BBQ, Cocktails

Veggies and vegans rejoice, finally you can indulge on sinfully good junk food, without the meat! Down the Hatch is an off the beaten track basement restaurant and cocktail bar. From towering burgers, sumptuous sweet potato fries, BBQ jackfruit “pulled pork” and the cheesiest cauliflower cheese you’ve ever laid eyes on.

White Wolf Yoga and Kitchen

Restaurant, Vegan, Vegetarian, British

White Wolf Yoga & Kitchen Liverpool
© White Wolf/Facebook

Prepared with fresh and local ingredients, White Wolf Yoga and Kitchen supports local businesses and the environment whilst creating modern dishes for vegetarians and vegans, alongside its yoga classes. Tempting plates include the falafel wrap, Aztec tortilla, Napoleon quesadilla (with vegan cheese) and the yogi – an okra and chickpea salad.

Kapucia

Cafe, Canteen, Coffee, Tea , Fast Food, Vegetarian

Kapucia is not just a café. It’s a wellness hub, with a 100% organically-sourced, plant-based menu aiming to fill you with energy for their yoga and meditation classes. Their humble menu includes overnight oats, courgette linguine, pizza and soups, as well as guilt free desserts including cheesecakes and raw cookies.

Love Thy Neighbour

Cafe, Restaurant, Smoothie Bar, Vegan, Vegetarian, Coffee, Tea

Black quinoa tofu salad
© Love Thy Neighbour/Facebook

Whether you get your kicks from heavenly healthy smoothies or prefer a superbly sinful cocktails; if you’re an early bird who loves breakfast, roll out of bed brunch or if you’re a night owl looking for a late night snack – Love Thy Neighbour is here for you. Their menu is expansive yet wholesome, with healthy alternatives or cheat day treats – for meat eaters, veggies and vegans.

Next to Nowhere

Bar, Cafe, Canteen, Nightclub, Contemporary, British, Wine, Beer, Cocktails

For those searching for something off the wall – Next to Nowhere is a DIY, volunteer run space for events with a vegan café open on Saturdays. Underneath the News from Nowhere bookshop (you have to ring the white doorbell to get in!) Next to Nowhere is the alternative activist’s dream venue, with menu items including seasonal soups, chickpea curry, and raw peanut and chocolate bars.

Greendays Café

Cafe, Restaurant, Vegan, Vegetarian, British

Greendays Cafe, Lark Lane
© Greendays Cafe/Facebook

Greendays Café prides itself on making great food that is meat free, additive free and preservative free. With freshly ground coffee, moreish cakes and vegan options, Greendays café is the ideal venue for a coffee catch up, relaxing break from the 9-5 city grind and even the place for an open mic night.

Egg Café

Cafe, Restaurant, Vegetarian, Vegan, British, Coffee, Tea , Fast Food

Last but not least is one of Liverpool’s most well known vegetarian and vegan cafés. With a relaxed atmosphere inside a Victorian warehouse loft and delicious and wholesome food, like their veggie and vegan full English breakfasts – The Egg Café is full of charm, charisma and heart.

About the author

Proudly born and bred in Birmingham, UK, Richard is passionate about all things travel and music. Having founded the regional online music magazine Counteract in early 2010, Richard has enjoyed a versatile writing career and writes for a number of publications, including The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Independent, Metro and others. If he's not travelling around Europe, you'll often find him supporting his football team, Aston Villa.

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