I’ve recently visited vegan restaurant Fed By Plants on London’s South Bank and while I’ve been impressed by the food they are serving on the menu, I’m even more excited by the take-home seitan slabs you can pick up.
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London vegan news, reviews & events
There are lots of reasons to love Black Cat Café in Hackney.
To start with it has been a staple of the London vegan community for years as a safe, inclusive haven that has also served delicious food.
And now you can get along to this legendary London eatery for a special one night only, 7-course supper club!
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There are few things more deeply woven into everyday life in the UK than a proper fish and chip shop. Nothing screams Old Blighty like standing on a windy seafront with the smell of vinegar in the air!
And you can have this quintesssentially UK experience as a vegan if you get down to Brighton.

If you are anywhere near Stirling tomorrow, I have a cheerful little tip for your Saturday.
A vegan market is taking place at the University of Stirling on Saturday 14 March, 2026 and it looks like a brilliant way to spend a few hours surrounded by compassionate people, delicious food, and plenty of shopping opportunities.
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I noticed something today that left me feeling a little deflated.
Holy Carrot has opened a new location in Spitalfields Market, just a short walk from Liverpool Street station in central London. Some of you will remember that Holy Carrot first made waves with its Knightsbridge restaurant, a fully vegan dining destination that proudly showcased plant-based food in a refined and creative setting.
But the days of their menu being fully vegan appear to be over.
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There is a shop on Hoxton Street in London that you really need to experience for yourself.
Hoxton Street Monster Supplies is a wonderfully strange and imaginative retail space dedicated to serving the needs of monsters. Shelves are filled with curious sweets (sometimes vegan), candles, trinkets, books, writing materials, and household items that look as though they belong in the cupboard of a friendly creature who lives under your bed.
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On the latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and I try to put the world to rights but I think we might be in over our heads this week.
We discuss the horrifying situation in the Middle East, Tourette Syndrome activist John Davidson, and the demise of problematic beer company BreDog.
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