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7 best restaurants in Bristol for vegans
Plant-based eating is on the rise: one in eight British adults now identify as a vegetarian or vegan, according to recent research by Mintel.
With benefits that include a lower risk of developing cancer, better skin, a slimmer physique and a clearer conscience, it’s easy to see why more and more people are making the switch.
And when it comes to eating vegan, Bristolians are spoilt for choice – from classy cuisine to juicy burgers, the local vegan scene doesn’t disappoint.
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Here are seven of PETA‘s top places to enjoy delicious animal-friendly fare in Bristol:
Maitreya Social, Easton
Presenting an inventive take on vegetarian food, Maitreya is famous for its high-class delicacies. With a relaxed atmosphere and beautifully prepared dishes, this reasonably priced restaurant is a local favourite.
Cafe Kino, Stokes Croft
This co-op café is 100 per cent vegan and hosts events on a regular basis. Head here for a unique and tasty blend of culture and cake!
The Bristolian, Montpelier
From burgers to tapas, this quaint venue offers vegan versions of most of the dishes on its menu. The vegan Bristolian breakfast includes veggie sausages, sesame-infused spinach and scrambled tofu for a delicious start to your day.
The Spotless Leopard, various locations
Look out for this mobile food van and pop-up restaurant in different parts of Bristol for on-the-go delicacies such as seitan sandwiches and scrambled tofu wraps.
Flow, Haymarket Walk
This restaurant’s relaxed vibe beautifully complements its well-thought-out menu, a large part of which is vegan-friendly. It also offers locally produced beers and ciders as well as organic wines.
Roll for the Soul, Quay Street
This quirky bike café serves up delicious wraps, mouth-watering mezze platters and burgers. Summertime bonus: vegan ice cream!
Vx, Bedminster
Vx Bristol is the home of delicious vegan junk food. Hot dogs, kebabs, burgers and quesadillas are featured on the menu – but if you’re after a healthier bite, it also offers salads.
For more information on vegan eating and to order your free vegan starter kit, visit www.PETA.org.uk
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