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Ep 96 – Current London Vegan Scene

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Ep 96 of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong) is out now.

In this latest episode, Josh and I chat about our favourite vegan places to eat in London, our reactions to the Kylie Minogue documentary on Netflix, and the current heatwave in the UK.

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Eating in Vegan Restaurants Owned by Non-Vegans

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Last week a group of us headed along to Tofu Vegan on Charlotte Street to celebrate my husband’s birthday because he absolutely loves the place.

The food is consistently excellent, the menu is huge, and every single dish on our table had us declaring it the best of the night.

But did you know that Tofu Vegan is part of a culinary empire that is not completely cruelty-free?

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Tofu Vegan

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Best Vegan Sandwich in London

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Yesterday I had the pleasure of eating what has to be the best vegan sandwich in London.

Dear girls, gay, and theys… let me introduce you to The Club by Coven of Wiches in Walthamstow.

The Club

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East London Vegan Community Space is Closing

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Another beloved independent vegan community space in London is just a week away from closing the door.

Say goodby to Pulse & Pickle… for now.

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Pulse & Pickle in Walthamstow

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Hugely Popular But I’ve Never Eaten at This London Spot

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There is a completely vegan falafel spot in London that seems determined to stop me from ever eating there.

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Pockets, London

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Lion’s Mane Steak Dinner with FGV

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How about joining me for a gorgeous 3-course meal where the star attraction is a fabulous lion’s mane mushroom steak?

And how about if I told you it was to raise money for an animal sanctuary?

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Lion’s mane steak

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Immigrant Hate Has No Place

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Today in London there is a rally and march called Unite the Kingdom organised by far right agitator and convicted criminal Tommy Robinson. Tens of thousands of people are reportedly filling parts of central London waving flags, shouting slogans, and pushing the same exhausting anti-immigrant rhetoric that has been poisoning public conversation for years.

Meanwhile, my husband was trying to get to work.

Actually, not just work. His third job.

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Tribute Bands at London Vegan Beer Fest

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There is something special about standing in a field with a drink in your hand while a grown adult dressed vaguely like Freddie Mercury belts out arena classics into the afternoon sky.

And in 2026, London Vegan Beer Fest is embracing that energy.

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FREE Vegan Tattoo In London THIS Weekend

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If you’ve ever wanted a tattoo and 100% plant steak sandwich at the same time, THIS has got you covered.

Get along to the ‘A Delicious Misteak Tattoo Parlour’, a one day takeover of Flamin’ Eight, a proudly-vegan tattoo parlour. The concept is simple. Walk in, pick from a selection of cowboy-themed flash tattoos, and leave with fresh ink and a delicious THIS steak sandwich in hand.

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Vegan Event in East London

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Veg Stock is a vegan arts, food, and drinks festival taking place in East London at the end of May 2026.

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