The days where not eating meat left you struggling to find a suitable restaurant are long behind us as more eateries xpand their menus to cater for those following a plant based diet. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a full feast, here are three hot spots for a vegetarian or vegan meal.

TEA TIME
Leaf, Bold Street, L1

Leaf serves a wide range of food all day long, with plenty of vegan and vegetarian friendly
options. It’s the perfect place for those who eat meat and those who don’t to catch up over a leisurely weekend lunch or quick midweek nibbles, along with a cup of one of Leaf ’s many celebrated teas.

MEAT-FREE MASTERS
Host, Hope Street

Finding choices that aren’t merely a meat dish without the meat often proves difficult, but Host has this mastered, providing a range of Asian-fusion dishes. Serving classics such as sweet and sour no-egg noodles, alongside a more adventurous tomato curry with a sweet potato hash brown, there is something here to satisfy all tastes.

‘FREE FROM’ FEAST
The Brunch Club, Duke Street, L1

A fairly recent addition to the Duke Street area’s growing hub of cafes, bars and restaurants, The Brunch Club prides itself on its options for diners in search of vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free meals, and there’s plenty on the menu for meat eaters
too. A choice of hearty brunch-time breakfast options for all and decadent homemade ‘free from’ cakes can be washed down with hot beverages or cocktails at this day to night-time venue.

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