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Sign up nowBest Vegan Restaurants
As the popularity of veganism continues to soar, the Park has become a thriving hub for mouth-watering vegan eateries. Whether you're a devoted vegan or simply curious about plant-based cuisine, we’ve assembled a delightful array of vegan-friendly restaurants and cafes, ready to redefine your perception of vegan food. If you live in E20 and want to try something new or are just visiting the Park and need a vegan fix to keep you going – this one is for you.
The Breakfast Club
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The Breakfast Club
This well-loved London chain has a home right here at the Park on the banks of the River Lea. While breakfast can typically be synonymous with a meat-based fare, the Breakfast Club keeps proving this just doesn’t have to be the case with some all-star vegan options on the menu. Get stuck into the classics with smashed avocado on toast or try something new like scrambled tahini tofu with vegan chorizo. Feeling hungry? The vegan full English will sort you right out!
No need for eggs hereAbsolutely delicious food, great atmosphere and as an almost vegan, I was delighted to see such a huge range of vegan/veggie items in the menu.
Hackney Bridge
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Hackney Bridge
Hackney Bridge is a foodie’s delight and that extends to you vegan connoisseurs. The diverse range of food vendors here literally span the globe and offer so many different choices. Be sure to visit Tamila, a South-Asian eatery which will keep you fuelled up with mouth-watering vegan dishes like Dhal and Masala Dosa. Alternatively, get the true, authentic Neapolitan experience from Made in Puglia who’s heavenly pizzas, crafted from double-fermented dough, are easy to make vegan and are bound to leave you craving more.
See all the choicesRandy's Wing Bar
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Randy's Wing Bar
We know, a wing bar is not necessarily a place that shouts of delivering a top-notch vegan offering, but trust us – Randy’s Wing Bar has got plenty of plant-based options. Top of the menu is an order of cauliflower wings, and they are to die for! With a load of different delicious sauces to mix-and-match with; this is a vegan taste sensation that everyone can get on board with. Don’t feel like wings? Try the the Argie Bhaji Burger for Indian flavours in a vegan sesame bun or Loco Loaded Fries. Visit the canalside restaurant and even get weekday deals!
Grab a plate fullHeavenly Desserts
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Heavenly Desserts
For those looking to appease their sweet tooth, Heavenly Desserts boasts an exquisite vegan menu. From tantalising mango and passion fruit mochi to exquisite Lotus Biscoff Waffles – there are so many vegan options to choose from! Situated just a stone’s throw from Stratford station and Westfield Stratford City, don't hesitate to drop in and embark on a vegan dessert adventure.
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