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The best vegan restaurants in Richmond
Whether you’re fully committed to veganism or simply trying to add a few meat-free meals to your week, the demand for delicious plant-based dining is fuelling some exciting developments across London. And beautiful, leafy Richmond in the south-west of the city is no different.
Being vegan in Richmond could see you dining anywhere from cute cafés to sophisticated restaurants. Peckish for plant-based? Take a look at our pick of the best vegan restaurants in Richmond.
Vegan breakfasts in Richmond
Whether you’re treating yourself to a lazy Sunday brunch or a quick bite on the way to work, Richmond offers up some fab choices for healthy vegan brekkies that’ll keep you going ‘til lunch…
Hot contender for the best brunch in Richmond, this cosy plant-based haven is loved by vegans and meat-eaters alike.
Proprietors Parvin and Raj have been sharing the joy of earth-friendly cooking since 2016. Wags N Tales is a drog-friendly coffee bar and restaurant that would serve fresh homemade food, delicious cakes and intense coffee.
Breakfast dishes include an egg-free chickpea omelette, stacks of fresh berry pancakes, spicy tofu wraps and an unbelievable smashed avocado on toast. Wash it down with herbal chakra tea, a fresh smoothie or hand-roasted coffee.
Why? Vibrant food made with organic fruit and veg and a cheery welcome.
Where? 65 Richmond Road, Twickenham TW1 3AW
£ Around £7-£10 fory our food and £3-£5 for your drink.
Nourish mind, body and soul in one fell swoop with a morning of yoga and vegan eats at the only gluten-free, 100% vegan café in Richmond. You won’t find refined sugar on the menu either.
With a huge variety of yoga, Pilates and fitness classes to suit all abilities, everyone can discover the delight of following your sun salutations with a delicious plant-based breakfast.
Bhuti’s breakfast offerings include their own special baked granola, containing an array of power ingredients from coconut oil to linn seeds, served with fruit coulis, mylk or yoghurt. And we love their fresh juices, packed with nutrition.
Why? Yoga and vegan eats– if there’s a more virtuous way to start the day we’d like to hear it!
Where? 50 Hill Rise, TW10 6UB
£ Membership deals vary, but you can enjoy a great brekkie with juice from £11.
Vegan lunch in Richmond
Take a midday break and visit one of Richmond’s fantastic vegan-friendly eateries. Choose between our top picks of cafes, one of the best pubs in Richmond and a sushi joint (yes, really) …
Sitting in a scenic riverside location beneath the arches of Richmond Bridge, this vegetarian hotspot is one of the prettiest around.
Boasting that inimitable relaxed Richmond atmosphere, the leafy Tide Tables garden is an amazing summer lunch spot where you can sit back and watch the river boats drift by. Or check out its little sister, the Hollyhock Café, in nearby Terrace Gardens – a magical local secret full of fairy-tale charm.
Tuck into plant-based savoury tarts, flatbreads, soups, chillies, salads, cakes and pastries. Perhaps paired with a chilled bottle of organic beer or cider?
Why? Stunning views of the River Thames anda varied sweet and savoury menu.
Vegans shouldn’t have to miss out on the quintessential British tradition of the Sunday roast. If you’re in search of one of the best roasts in Richmond for plant-based punters, look no further than this lively riverside pub.
The Marlborough offers vegan options across all courses, from the starters through the nut roasts to the non-dairy ice cream for dessert.
Work up an appetite first with a walk in nearby Richmond Park. Keep an eye out for the resident herd of deer and bask in the wide open spaces of London’s largest Royal Park.
Why? Vegan-friendly Sunday options and a huge beer garden
A sushi eatery might not be your first thought when looking for vegan-friendly restaurants in Richmond but an astonishing one in four dishes on this fun conveyor belt are vegan.
With their clearly labelled menu making ordering a breeze, you can dip into a wide choice of vegan Japanese street food. We’re a sucker for the harusame aubergine, while the inari tacos (golden tofu pockets filled with rice, avocado, ponzu salsa and vegan sriracha mayo) are genius.
We recommend taking an after-lunch stroll through the nearby Old Deer Park to the impressive King’s Observatory after your lunch.
Why? Innovative Asian bites and a buzzing atmosphere.
Where? 1-2 Kew Road, TW9 2NQ
£ Their colour-coded plates range from £2.50 to £5.70.
Vegan dinner in Richmond
As the sun goes down, the lights go up in Richmond’s thriving vegan-friendly restaurants…
With most of the dishes on the wholly vegetarian menu either vegan or easily adapted to be so, the sheer choice offered at this beautiful rustic restaurant makes it one of our top picks for a Vegan dinner.
There are enough options to have you coming back for months, taking inspiration from all around the globe.
Try the grilled Caribbean breadfruit, marinated in harissa and tamarind, served with parsnip mousse and veggies for a taste sensation you would never have dreamed up at home!
Why? Imaginative, organic plant-based food to tempt even the staunchest carnivore.
Where? 469 Upper Richmond Road, SW14 7PU
£ Starters from £6, mains from £13 and desserts £6.
Go glamorous with an evening in the (relatively) casual sister of renowned Covent Garden eatery The Ivy. Stylishly decked out in vintage art deco interior design, The Ivy Cafe is the perfect choice for a special occasion.
Peruse the dedicated vegetarian and vegan menu to discover treats that include jackfruit and peanut bang bang salad and Keralan sweet potato curry with jasmine rice.
Got time to kill before dinner? This part of Richmond is home to an eclectic collection of quirky independent shops.
Why? Glorious surroundings and an amazing cocktail list.
Where? 9-11 Hill Street, TW9 1SX
£ Mains start at £12.95, cocktails at £8.50.
For more expert tips on living (and eating) in this gorgeous borough, contact our Richmond estate agents and take a look at their impressive property portfolio today.
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