Our Top Vegan-Friendly Restaurants in Leeds
Veganuary’s mission to encourage more people to test out a vegan diet started back in 2014. In that first year, the charity received 3,000 sign ups. Fast forward to 2023, and a record-breaking 700,000 people took part.
Tempted to join the challenge this year? Whether you’re driven by animal welfare, your own health or the environment, we’re here to help make Veganuary as easy as possible. Check out these vegan-friendly restaurants and cafes at Wellington Place in Leeds.
1) The Good Luck Club
After an option that’s not only good for Veganuary but isn’t too hefty on your wallet? Based at the heart of Wellington Place, The Good Luck Club offers just that!
Its January offer menu has a selection of dishes available at just £9 each including an extremely tempting vegan burger bursting with beans, corn, and peas, topped with guacamole, romaine, tomato, red onion and beetroot drizzled with sriracha mayo and served with salted shoestring fries. Yes, thank you!
Don’t fancy a burger? Other options on their regular menu include vegan loaded fries, and deliciously topped healthy salads if you’re looking for a lighter option.
For more information, visit The Good Luck Club’s website.
2) Pavs Dhaba
In the search for something with a bit more kick? On Thursday 25th January, we’re excited to have Pavs Dhaba join us to serve up a whole host of incredible vegan food as part of Street Food in the Square.
Expect a selection of delicious Indian street food dishes, using fresh ingredients and authentic spices all the way from Punjab. The perfect way to end Veganuary!
For more information about Street Food in the Square, visit here, and to find out about Pavs Dhaba, visit its website.
3) Sociable Folk
Looking to catch up with friends over a yummy healthy vegan breakfast or lunch? Look no further than Sociable Folk.
Choose from breakfast options like mashed avocado on sourdough, or a vegan power bowl for lunch, loaded with lots of vegan goodness like broccoli, hummus and marinated cucumber and red onion? Sociable Folk sure know how to add excitement to vegan dishes!
If you’re after your caffeine fix, you don’t need to worry either. There are lots of dairy-free milk alternatives to pick from including oat, almond, coconut and soya.
For more information, visit Sociable Folk’s website.
4) Hoist House
A popular spot for either a lunchbreak or after work bite is Hoist House and its relaxed pub-style environment.
Those tackling Veganuary won’t feel left out, with vegan alternatives of some of their most popular dishes. Tuck into vegan versions of bacon loaded fries, a mouth-watering chicken and bacon burger or chicken gyros – just to name a few options! They certainly make choosing vegan easy.
After a side or two? On the menu are also oregano and paprika fries, or pick a tasty Greek salad if you’re looking for a healthier start to the year.
For more information, visit Hoist House’s website.
5) Mad Frans
Mad Frans is a Wellington Place favourite for a tasty meal, and its vegan options are no exception.
Think fries loaded with falafel, mint yogurt, and spring onion; a roasted carrot and parsnip carvery bap with veggie gravy and onion chutney, and its take on a vegan burger complete with vegan cheese and BBQ sauce.
For more information, visit Mad Frans’ website.
6) Caffé Nero
Vegan friendly hot drinks, and plant-based snacks and lunches – Caffé Nero is your one-stop shop for vegan treats whilst in the office.
Hot drinks can be paired with a range of vegan-friendly milks, and even your favourite hot chocolate can be finished off with a creamy vegan topping. Sweet delights include a plant-based chocolate and caramelised biscuit cheesecake, and vegan granola flapjack – heavenly!
On the savoury side, choose from options like the THIS! plant-based ‘chicken’ arrabbiata panini or a plant-based vegetable sausage roll made with roasted butternut squash, courgette, and sweet potatoes.
For more information, visit Caffe Nero’s website.
