Celebrating World Vegan Month with 10 of Bristol’s Best Vegan Eateries
Posted on: 02 Nov 2017November is World Vegan Month. Not only does it celebrate those who are vegan, but it also gives rise to the Great Vegan Challenge whereby thousands of people across the globe try to be vegan for 30 days. Bristol, as well as being the green capital of Europe a couple of years back is also home to many fabulous vegan eateries, from fast food to fine dining. Here are 10 of the best that Bristol has to offer:
Fi Real
Fi Real is located on West Street, Old Market. It serves some of the best Caribbean food in the city and the best part is that it’s all vegan and vegetarian. On their extensive menu, you can find dishes such as Jamaican Curried Chunks, Jerk Tofu and Spicy Kale and more. Fi Real also provide a range of mouth-watering vegan cakes like Lemon and Blueberry and Jamaican Banana Bread. Check out their website here
Vx
Once upon a time, the idea of vegan junk food seemed unimaginable. Vx are proof that this is an idea of the past. Yep, it exists and it tastes unbelievable! Nachos, Burgers, and Freakshakes galore, they even provide loads of vegan desserts. Vx is located on East Street in Bedminster. Check out their website here
Jeevans Sweets
Jeevans serves a range of vegan Indian dishes and sweets. The Easton based eatery supplies a pure vegetarian menu with many vegan options such as Ghobi Manchurian, Onion Bajis, and Chilli Pakora to only name a few.
Check out the website here
Earthcake
Located on North Street, Earthcake are masters of the vegan cake. They also make a Vegan afternoon tea, with scones, macaron’s, finger sandwiches, Victoria sponge and more! They prepare it fresh beforehand so pre-booking is essential. Check out their website here
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Matter Fastfoods
This Fishponds takeaway is 100% plant based, providing a fresh take on classic British and Chinese takeaway foods. Their menu includes the likes of battered tofish, pea fritters, master stir fries and mushroom curry and more. Take a look at their menu here.
1847
Located in the heart of the city on St Stephen’s Street, this restaurant has an ever-changing seasonal menu of the finest vegan and vegetarian selection. Their A La Carte menu is truly innovative, with dishes such as ginger & beer battered halloumi, Jerusalem artichoke & barley risotto and desserts like lemongrass consommé and caramelised apple cake.Check out their website here.
Café Kino
This Stokes Croft establishment is a vegan café and community space. A not for profit co-op, they offer tasty homemade food such as bean burgers and falafels, breakfasts and cakes. Check out their website here.
Edna’s Kitchen
Edna’s Kitchen is located in Castle Park and serves vegetarian and vegan food from the Mediterranean and beyond. Their menu has baba ganoush, nut roast, tortilla wraps and a wide range of salad bits and mezze platters. Check out their website here.
Flow
Flow serve a variety of seasonal vegan and vegetarian dishes. Their contemporary menu includes black rice arancini with damson, aubergine, confit garlic and pumpkin rarebit fritters. Courgette, basil and horseradish soba and more. You can find Flow at The Haymarket Walk by the Bearpit. Check out their website here.
Beets ‘n Roots
Beets ‘n Roots can be found on Cotham Hill. They serve a wide selection of nutritious raw juices with organic vegan food that is prepared fresh daily. Their breakfast bowls are one of a kind! Check them out on Facebook here.
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Hannah recently graduated with a degree in English with Writing. She is an avid writer, freelancer and creative. She is currently writing her first full-length novel and a collection of poetry. Always out and about in Bristol's music scene, she attends music events on a weekly basis.
