Eating Out In Liverpool
Vegetarian and Vegan Friendly Cafe’s & Restaurants in and around Liverpool
UPDATE: Plus Lancashire ! (Scroll down)
Does your cafe/restaurant offer good veggie/vegan choices? if so and you would like to be featured on this page then please contact Niki or Jane.
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The Egg Cafe
2nd Floor, 16-18 Newington
Liverpool L1 4ED
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The Green Fish Cafe
Upper Newington Street
Liverpool L1 2SR
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The Eatery
Leicester Street,
Southport PR9 0BL
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Sultans Palace
Victoria Street
Liverpool L1 6DE
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Yuet Ben Restaurant
Upper Duke Street
Liverpool L1 9DU
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Blackburne House Cafe Bar
Blackburne Place
off Hope Street
Liverpool L8 7PE
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The Quarter Cafe
Faulkner Street
Liverpool L8 7PY
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The Moon and Pea
Lark Lane
Liverpool L17 8UU
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Green Days Cafe
Green Days Cafe
13a Lark Lane
Liverpool L17
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Studio2@Parr Steet
Parr Street
Liverpool L1
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Valparaiso Restaurant
4 Hardman Street
Liverpool L1
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HOST
31 Hope Street
Liverpool L1
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Vegetarian and Vegan Friendly establishments further afield…
The Farmers Arms
Bispham Green
near Parbold,
Lancs
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April 2nd 2007 - a addition:
Niki says:
Another good find….
Jane and I went to Windmill on Saturday for our vegan bits and bobs when we happened to come across this nice little cafe called the South Bohemia Art Gallery and Cafe!
They are not a veggie cafe but do a good range of both veggie and vegan dishes and have a good understanding about the vegan diet :0)
Check out their art and food at 196 Smithdown Road, Liverpool, L15 3JT
Jane and I enjoyed a scrummy brekkie washed down with green tea!
They don’t have a website. You can find a map and directions here
Comments (16)
Monnie Fitzpatrick said:
Monnie & Steve @ KARMA Cafe & Juice Bar:
Hello! So sorry it’s taken me so long to contact you all. Glad to say we are still in business & getting good feed back (even if we’re not making any money yet) Great site by the way! Do you need any info from me to put us on, or just lots of please’s? Offically made it past the 6mth mark now so thanks to everyone who has been supporting & promoting us! Keep it up & we might make it 12mths then have a bit of a party, will keep you posted. Cheerio for Now & Take Care
X X Monnie X X
Michael said:
What about the Green Days Cafe on Lark Lane (above number 13)? It’s vegetarian (including all day veggie breakfasts) with fantastic food, freshly squeezed orange juice and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. (I don’t own the place or work there, just a very happy customer!)
Niki said:
Hi Michael
Thanks for your email re Greendays, the last time i went there they had fish on the menu! so not vegetatian but a jolly nice place to eat!
cheers
x
jen said:
kimos by the adelphi has the most scrummy veggie med allday breakfasts!
DR said:
There is a Cruelty Free Festival on in Southampton in May. Does anyone know of any similar events in the north west? Thanks
nat said:
anyone in swansea wales–
13 Castle Street, Swansea, SA1 1JF, Wales, UK
the monkey cafe is brilliant and has veggie or vegan food with some meat and fish options too, so you can go with a meat eating friend(s),they use local,organic, free range produce where possible, and if you have any dietry requirements they will adapt the foods to suit you. YUMMY!!
Ron and Jan Sear said:
Try Greendays – One of Liverpool’s hidden gems. Fantasic value for money. Cool ambience with excellent, high quality service and food. Try Ronnie’s nana sandwich (bannanas, peanut butter, honey and walnuts)a real treat.
Kathryn said:
I Highly recommend Sabai Thai Restauraunt, it’s not exclusively Vegetarian but they have a lot of vegetarian options. I went there for a post Valentines meal with my boyfriend. The food was delicious and very affordable.The do a very good offer during the day £9.50 a head.
It is on North John Street just before the Hogshead Pub.
scarlett said:
My partner and I were really looking forward to trying the Sabai thai resteraunt because they had tons of veggie options on their menu. However, when we rung up to book a table we asked about the veggie options but they told us they all contained fish oils!! Wont be going there then!!
kim said:
best vegetarain.and vegan restaurant waterloo call saffron.
Kathryn said:
Just read the comment Re- Sabai
I have just rang them in a panic thinking I had eaten fish.
I spoke to an English member of staff who told me that, there is no fish or fish oils in the vegetarian food, they are all plant based and cooked separately from meat dishes.
The vegetarian dishes have vegetables only and the tofu dishes have bits of tofu and veg.
VindalooQueen said:
I’ve been to a few Thai places and then found out later that Green and Red curry always has a shrimp ingredient in the paste.
Rach said:
A bit further afield but definitely worth a visit is The Coven Cafe, Wigan, this is a veggie/vegan cafe/restaurant on Wallgate and a they also have a veggie/vegan cafe/deli on Hallgate – both in Wigan.
The food is amazing, they have a veggie vegan charity dining event on 25/5,
from their facebook page:
“Bolton Crazi-Carrots is celebrating National Vegetarian Week in May with two evenings of inexpensive qualtiy food, (Come to them both and taste different menus?) Enjoy good company & network? A quiz, raffle & prizes. The group is supporting local restaurants in their super efforts to feed us and make some money for charity (CAPS). Both venues are happily providing 100% vegan nourishment to satisfy everyone even your carnivorous friends! Early booking please- By 15th May.
The Coven in Wigan is the venue on Tuesday 25th at 7.30 – complete with classical guitarist.
Vedas in Bolton Town Centre is our host on Friday 28th at 7.30. Please detach slip below and be punctual for a relaxing evening. Enquiries to 01204 704600 or The Coven 01942 237800
(One free raffle ticket to member of the vegetarian society).
Cost £12 – Book in Advance”
mrs hedges said:
I do wish someone would open a ‘loving hut’ in liverpool – there’s one in manchester and i just went to one in Prague – amazing vegan food!
mrs hedges said:
sorry – i meant one in london not manchester!!
Amanda said:
I have recently found MelloMello at the end of Slater Street, corner of Parr Street. It is a lovely veggie ‘jazz cafe’ that serves loads of different kinds of tea and fairtrade coffee, and offers soya milk (plamil). The food menu is vegetarian and has vegan options:o) The atmosphere is relaxing, young and bohemian. They also serve a range of organic lagers, real ale, ciders, spirits and wines. Their website is http://www.mellomello.co.uk/ and facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=27941464157#!/group.php?gid=27941464157&v=info
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