On the hunt for a decent vegetarian food in Liverpool? We have scampered over the city in our hunt for the places where you can eat green – and our guide brings you some of the best (and some of the more unusual places to get decent vegetarian food, too).
Dig in! If you want more, check our guide to vegan food in Liverpool too.
Liverpool’s greatest all-vegan restaurant with indulgent food to please all palates and appetites, now teamed up with Woo Tan Scran so you can have a ‘chippy tea’ the veggie way.
Sanskruti is a vegetarian and vegan Indian restaurant, serving an array of fresh, brightly coloured dishes that you’ll be thinking about for a long time after the meal, not to mention that you won’t be leaving hungry with generous portions and a very long menu to choose your treats from.
Bundobust have brought their Indian street food and craft beer to Liverpool. It’s the all vegetarian (and mostly vegan) menu that will win over the biggest skeptics.
Bacaro is a sophisticated affair. There are some meat-free treats lurking among the cichetti and pizzette, as well as an seven-strong section dedicated to vegetarian plates, including shoestring courgette fries (yum) and primavera risotto with honey goats cheese (double yum).
Egg Café is vegan/vegetarian-exclusive in its menu and beautifully laid back in its atmosphere. Think a purple-painted door, long wooden tables and bountiful portions of breakfast, salad, quiche and other hearty fare.
Honest Burgers might be more famous for their meaty treats, but they also do not one, not two, but THREE different types of meat-free burgers. The Fritter is veggie, while the Plant is fully vegan and comes with vegan smoked Gouda, Rubies and Rubble Chipotle ‘Mayo’.
Keith’s Wine Bar is a wildly popular cafe on Liverpool’s wonderfully independent Lark Lane. Keith’s is probably most famous for its vegan nut roast on a Sunday, but it’s a perfect place for breakfast, lunch or dinner any day of the week, with plenty of veggie and vegan specials.
Press Bros is one of Lark Lane’s best coffee spots, with coffee made from locally roasted beans and delicious breakfasts.
The Botanical Gin Garden is a seasonal outdoor gin bar, open six months a year, serving a wide selection of delicious gin drinks.
Mahoe Blue is a bar and bistro that serves authentic Jamaican food in a cosy venue in South Liverpool.
Love Lane Brewery offers delicious food and a wide selection of beers as well as tours of the brewery and gin distillery.
Hidden in the Georgian Quarter, Ye Cracke is a historic Liverpool pub, known for being John Lennon’s local in his student days
A pleasant pub on the famous Penny Lane, ‘The Dovey’ has a classy interior, lots of outdoor seats and a good atmosphere.
Artefact combines vintage finds with a laid-back coffee shop experience, plus a busy schedule of events from open mic nights to exhibitions
Rudy’s Pizza on Bold Street is the perfect casual dining experience, serving delicious Neapolitan pizza with monthly seasonal specials.
Lovelocks is a chilled café on the outskirts of Liverpool city centre, serving delicious sweet and savoury foods and championing inclusivity.
Nightcrawler Pizza is the ultimate casual dining – tasty New York-style pizza slices served out of a small kitchen inside The Merchant bar.
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