Best vegan restaurants in London (2023)

Looking for plant-based perfection? Look no further than BBC Good Food's guide to the very best vegan restaurants in London. Get your fill of mouth-watering pizzas, terrific tacos and wholesome cooking with our selection of vegan-friendly cafés, restaurants and foodie hotspots. Plus, don't miss our suggestions for vegan sweet treats and other moreish nibbles.

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Best vegan restaurants in East London

The Black Cat
Hackney

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The Black Cat is a relaxed, cooperatively run café, with communal tables and local photography plastered on the walls. The menu is packed with seriously satisfying options, from cheesy lasagne to a seitan and soya mince burger, as well as a tempting sandwich menu of sourdough ciabatta crammed with the likes of seitan steak and smoky tempeh. If you have a sweet tooth, you'll be well catered for, with milkshakes (made using dairy-free milks), muffins and cakes on offer, including a luscious peanut butter chocolate cheesecake, which tasted like a creamy Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup.

Must-try dish: Chickpea ‘tuna’ sandwich
Mains: £7-£8.50
Desserts: £2.50-£3.50Mooshies
Shoreditch

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The brainchild of couple Nelly and John, this popular Brick Lane burger bar’s ethos is to serve nutritional fast food that replicates the non-vegan fare the owners enjoyed during childhood. From gooey breaded cheese sticks to intensely ‘meaty’ burgers and moreish fries, Mooshies delivers pure vegan junk food in a cosy, colourfully decorated setting. Made from high-quality ingredients, the burgers here are a must-try; highly stacked fillings include succulent slow-cooked BBQ jackfruit (‘pulled Mooshie’), an organic quinoa and black bean patty (‘what’s ur beef?’), a spicy oyster mushroom and hash brown (‘magic mushroom’) and fried aubergine with tartare sauce and seaweed (fillet-om-phish).Must-try dish: ‘What’s ur beef’ burger
Burgers: £7.50-£9Temple of Seitan
Hackney

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If you’re craving plant-based junk food, Temple of Seitan is just the place (there's also a branch in Camden). Deep-fried, crunchy, spicy seitan (dubbed chick’n – it’s uncannily similar) is the star of the show here, served in several genius ways: as hot fillets, wings, popcorn bites and in burgers, piled high with cheese, ‘bacon’, pickles and mayo. Sides hit the spot, too, with options such as crisp skinny fries, a creamy, indulgent mac 'n' cheese and a crunchy, tangy slaw, which helps to cut through all the richness. If you have room for dessert, there are several vegan cakes on offer, including chocolate fudge, salted caramel and raspberry, coconut & lemon. Seitan, we salute you!Must-try dish: 'Temple spicy' burger
Burgers: £6-£8
Sides: £2.50-£6Biff’s Jack Shack
Boxpark, Shoreditch

The masterful and affordable menu at Biff’s Jack Shack is an ode to jackfruit, featuring wings, burgers, chilli and other sauce-laden fast food. Must-try dishes include the poutine (£6), London's first vegan version of the famed Quebecois chips-and-gravy dish. The seitan bacon, umami gravy and vegan cheese curds are packed with moreish savoury flavour. The crispy fried wings (two pieces for £6; four pieces for £10) pack a serious punch, as do the bumper vegan burgers, which come cheese-topped and dripping in a vivid cascade of spicy sauces. Biff’s trades from a kiosk at Shoreditch’s street food mecca Boxpark, so seating is communal and informal (it's also recently opened a second joint in Walthamstow). You’ll find some of London’s best food stalls at Boxpark, including Voodoo Ray's, The Athenian and Sub Cult, making it a great choice for meeting a group of friends with various preferences. (Photo: Kim Burrows)Must-try dish: Vegan poutine
Burgers: £7.50-£10
Death By Pizza
Hackney

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Tucked away in East London's Netil Market is a gothic-looking matte black stall emblazened with the name Death By Pizza. These dough aficionados don't do things by halves. Marco Casadei and his wife Carla Monsora have done some seriously tasty experimentation to make all their own vegan cheeses and mock meats, including spicy pepperoni and delicate waves of ham, and their hard-working wood-fired oven churns out delicious, piping-hot pizza. If you're in need of plant-based comfort food, pull up a seat and tuck into a classic Margherita-style slice, or try their wildly popular 'devil's coglioni', with double pepperoni. Whatever you do, be sure to sample the deliciously decadent 'dead Barbie'; you can't beat the mouth-watering mix of homemade seitan chicken and vegan mozzarella on a sweet and smoky barbecue base. Must-try dish: Dead Barbie pizza
Pizzas: £8-£10Genesis
Shoreditch

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The vegan comfort food menu isn’t the only reason to visit Shoreditch-based Genesis. With its millennial pink seating, neon signs and avocado posters, it’s an Instagrammer’s paradise. While we didn’t love everything we tried, the food certainly looks the part. The jackfruit taco with hoisin mayo, cucumber and spring onion could easily pass for crispy duck, and the towering burgers come oozing with cheese just like the real deal.For a dish to satisfy both non-vegans and vegans alike, try the Mexican-style torta Milanese. With its combination of panko aubergine, refried beans, coconut cheese and chipotle mayo cased in a brioche bun, it’s one next-level bean burger. Finish your meal with chocolate milkshake – it’s thick, rich and creamy and tastes just like the inside of a Ferrero Rocher. Booking is recommended.

Must-try dish: Torta Milanese sandwich
Burgers and hot dogs: from £8
Tacos: from £4 Stem + Glory
Farringdon

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Stem + Glory near St Paul’s is a sophisticated, trendy and relaxed restaurant, where you can sit at a communal bar area or at private tables. The menu is a refreshing take on vegan food, far removed from the days of generic plant-based restaurants of times gone by. The restaurant recommends sharing a number of the small plates (the kimchi pancakes with fermented onion rings is a real winner) but the mains aren’t to be missed, either – the pulled 'pork' bao burger with salad and roasted potatoes was satisfying and packed with flavour. If you’ve missed sipping a pisco sour, you’re well catered for here, with Ms. Better's Bitters Miraculous Foamer replacing the traditional egg white. The desserts are slightly underwhelming, though, especially for the price. It's a good spot for a special occasion and is sure to impress non-vegan friends.

Must-try dish: Pulled ‘pork’ bao burger
Mains: £12-£14
Desserts: £5

Best vegan restaurants in North London

The Spread Eagle
Homerton

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In 2018, The Spread Eagle – based in edgy East London’s – became the first 100% vegan pub in the city. With all their food, drinks, fixtures and fittings being plant-based and sustainably sourced wherever possible, it’s the ideal family-friendly, dog-friendly establishment for all pub lovers. The kitchen is run by vegan street food extraordinaires Club Mexicana, who specialise in Mexican-inspired dishes that aren’t typically vegan and the staff are happy to chat you through the menu. We recommend the handmade corn tortillas (two for £7.50 or three for £10), with fillings such as sticky glazed 'chick'n' and 'Baja tofish'. We also loved the Mexican-fried 'chicken' burger, dripping with mustard mayo and crunchy pickled cabbage. If you want a night out that both vegans and carnivores can relish, this is the answer.Must-try dish: Mexican-fried chicken burger
Tacos: Three for £10
Small plates: £5.50-£6.50SpiceBox
Walthamstow

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Keralan-inspired vegan spot SpiceBox – once a street-food stall, now a permanent fixture in Walthamstow – has a cheerful menu that pops with creativity and colour. For brunch, order SpiceBox’s signature ‘doffles’ (dosa pancakes turned into crispy waffles, served with jackfruit beans) with KFC – Keralan-fried 'chick'n', made from soy chicken in a bhaji-like batter. The dinner menu (served from 5pm) features vegan takes on traditional dishes like bhaji, samosa, pani puri and chicken tikka, plus inventive mains such as mushroom keema and jackfruit biryani. The narrow shopfront opens out into a beautiful dining room flooded with natural light. Service is warm and attentive and the prices are very reasonable. While you’re in E17, be sure to check out fellow vegan hotspots Hornbeam Café, a community café that’s a Walthamstow institution, and Biff’s Jack Shack, now serving its trademark jackfruit wings from the Eat 17 Spar. There’s also the excellent Bühler and Co, which offers a vegetarian menu with various vegan options.Must-try dish: Doffles
Doffles: £7-£12
Sides: £2-£4

Best vegan restaurants in central London

by Chloe.
Covent Garden

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Nestled on Russell Street, just slightly removed from the bustle of Covent Garden, lies American fast food-style vegan restaurant by Chloe. (there's also a branch near Tower Bridge, as well as a few locations in the US). The plant-based menu is available to eat in or take away, and the queues on a Friday night show just how popular this spot is. As well as being an Instagrammer's heaven (think hanging chairs and a neon ‘Guac save the Queen’ sign), the food is seriously impressive – it's the perfect place to grab a quick bite before hitting the shops. The must-try dishes are, perhaps surprisingly, the sides: make sure you order the 'market veggie', which changes seasonally, and the quinoa taco salad, featuring the most delicious spicy seitan chorizo (the real star of the show).Must-try dish: Quinoa taco salad
Brunch: £5-£9
Mains: £5-£11

Best vegan restaurants in West London

Wulf & Lamb
Chelsea

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With taglines like ‘fiercely kind food’ and ‘just veg, with edge’, Wulf & Lamb is clear in asserting its 100% plant-based ethos. This stylish and contemporary restaurant in the heart of Chelsea draws a crowd of vegans and meat-eaters alike, employing such clever ingredient substitutions you may forget they're even vegan. The menu offers an array of colourful and comforting plant-based options, from chilli ‘non’ carne and pulled jackfruit pie to a seitan ‘Wulf burger’ and vegan pizza. Sides also deserve a special mention, with the creamy cashew mac ‘n’ cheese and chargrilled broccoli both stars of the show. If you have room left for dessert, try the zingy mango & passion fruit cheesecake, which is a dairy-free delight, or consider the range of beautiful baked goods on display at the counter. Must-try dish: Mac ‘n’ cheese
Mains: from £10.95

Best vegan restaurants in South London

Vegan Express
Tooting

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A 10-minute walk from Tooting Broadway, Vegan Express is a cosy little restaurant in an unexpected location. The restaurant prides itself on its creative use of cashews and the menu is a mixture of pizza, vegan versions of old favourites (we loved the nachos with cashew cheese, although the sweet potato lasagne was a little too sweet for our tastes) and more traditional vegan fare, with bean loaf and teriyaki tofu on offer. Desserts were a highlight, with the smooth mango & passion fruit cheesecake – again made with cashews – standing out in particular.

Must-try dish: Nachos
Starters/appetisers: £7.50-£8.50The Meet
Clapham North

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Tucked away under the arches in Clapham North, The Meet popped up in October 2018 and is here to stay. Offering vegan takes on your favourite meat-based comfort food, this is a great place to bring friends who are new to the vegan scene, with plenty of familiar veganised dishes on the menu. We loved the seitan nuggets and 'chorizo' mac 'n' cheese starters as particular standout vegan alternatives that still felt indulgent and full of flavour. Pop in for brunch at the weekend, with optional extra vegan bubbles.

Must-try dish: Mac Daddy O
Mains: £8-£12
Desserts: £5.50

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Ms. Cupcake
Brixton

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This all-vegan bakery serves up a range of deliciously squidgy cakes, brownies and all things sweet. Be sure to try 'the ambassador', a Ferrero Rocher in cupcake form, and the Canadian Nanaimo bars for layers of chocolatey goodness.

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Best vegan restaurants in London? ›

Camden Market. Put this place at the top of your list! Camden is a fun neighborhood to explore with tons of vegan food options, many right within the Camden Market. The market is actually a series of adjoining outdoor and indoor markets referred to collectively as “Camden Market” or “Camden Lock Market”.

Which area of London is best for vegans? ›

Camden Market. Put this place at the top of your list! Camden is a fun neighborhood to explore with tons of vegan food options, many right within the Camden Market. The market is actually a series of adjoining outdoor and indoor markets referred to collectively as “Camden Market” or “Camden Lock Market”.

Is London a good place for vegans? ›

The UK's vegan restaurant scene is growing, but, when it comes to sheer variety, there is nowhere quite like London for plant-based food.

Which towns in UK have the best vegan food? ›

So, where's the best city in the UK for vegans?
  • Edinburgh. This year's most vegan-friendly city in the UK is taken by Edinburgh; a thriving historical city that's groaning with food spots from fine dining to bustling street food and everything in between. ...
  • Chester. Second up we have Chester. ...
  • Nottingham. ...
  • Glasgow. ...
  • Newcastle.

Does Gordon Ramsay have a vegan menu? ›

And while some of his other restaurants offer meatless dishes, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen is the only one with a separate vegan menu.

What is the vegan capital of the UK? ›

Bristol was the vegan capital of the UK for a while and, although it has since been dethroned, it remains a top spot to get some incredible food. If you're vegan for the health benefits, you can find the Uni of Bristol at number five on our list of the healthiest unis and the second-best for cycling in the UK!

Is London the vegan capital of the world? ›

London has been named the most vegan-friendly city in the world for the fourth year in a row. The 2022 Top 10 Vegan-Friendly Cities guide comes from plant-based restaurant platform HappyCow. It's the first to be released since before the COVID-19 pandemic, and comes as part of its World Vegan Month celebrations.

Which country is #1 for vegans? ›

Compared to all the countries in the world, the UK has the most vegans. Recent statistics show that the popularity of veganism is growing in the UK.

What is the world's vegan food capital? ›

But today, the city of Tel Aviv proudly stands and says that they are not meat eaters but saviours. There are more than 400 vegan/vegan-friendly restaurants dotted across the city which serves more than 200,000 vegans living in the whole country.

Which part of the UK has the most vegans? ›

Bohemian Brighton and Hove claim the top spot for searches relating to vegan and veggie eateries, according to Google Trends data, closely followed by Bristol, Norwich, Cardiff and Edinburgh for vegan restaurants and Bristol, Oxford and Nottingham for vegetarian.

What 3 star Michelin restaurant goes vegan? ›

U.S. Daniel Humm's New York restaurant Eleven Madison Park has been awarded three Michelin stars, the first vegan restaurant to get the top rating. Last night, the new Michelin Guide stars were awarded in New York and one of the 73 restaurants made dining history.

Is Bobby Flay A vegan? ›

While Mason cannot claim to have beaten Bobby Flay, the talented vegan chef is bringing Southern cooking into its plant-based age.

How does Gordon Ramsay feel about vegans? ›

Gordon Ramsay is famously averse to vegan food – but it turns out the celebrity chef has been keeping a closely guarded secret for many years. Opening up to competitors on the US Masterchef: Back to Win series, Ramsay admitted that despite his public disdain of vegan food throughout his career, he actually loves it.

Which US city has the most vegans? ›

America's most vegan-friendly city

Portland is well-known for its plant-based food scene, including various all-vegan carts scattered around the city with options ranging from budget-friendly falafel to high-end gourmet fare.

Why is London so vegan? ›

While cultural attitudes undoubtedly play a role in the friendly adoption of veganism in the UK, another major reason why London has become the capital of vegan food is simply that it's good for business.

What is the most non vegan country? ›

China. This is one of those countries where you will find animal products in almost every dish. They commonly use lard in almost every dish and even chips are not safe for vegetarians. You have to be very alert if you are a pure vegetarian because waiters in most of the restaurants consider seafood as a vegetarian dish ...

What is the vegan capital of Europe? ›

Berlin, Germany

Berlin has a thriving vegan scene and is often considered the vegan capital of Europe. The city is home to over 80 vegan restaurants, including the world-renowned vegan kebab joint, Vöner. Berlin also hosts Veganes Sommerfest, Europe's largest vegan festival, attracting thousands of visitors every year.

Why is veganism so popular in the UK? ›

A vegan diet not only comes with unlimited benefits but also gives claims to environmental stability. And, these are the main reasons that so many people choose to go vegan not only in the UK but around the world. People are choosing a vegan lifestyle because it is good for them and also good for the environment.

What is the world's largest vegan market? ›

1. PlantX – Chicago, USA. PlantX Chicago opened last July, stating at the time that, at 6,000 sq. ft., the new market may be the world's largest all-vegan grocery store.

What city is the least vegan? ›

In the United States, Seattle ranks as worst place to be vegan, followed by Milwaukee, Mesa, and Baltimore. Oslo ranks as the second worst city globally for vegans, and the worst place in Europe. New York is the most expensive place for those cooking a plant-based diet.

What percentage of Londoners are vegan? ›

The Food and You 2 survey uses a larger number of survey participants and at present is the most accurate estimate. The number of vegans in Great Britain quadrupled between 2014 and 2019. In 2019 there were 600,000 vegans (1.21% of the population); 276,000 (0.46%) in 2016; and 150,000 (0.25%) in 2014.

What town in England is going vegan? ›

Haywards Heath in Sussex has officially endorsed the Plant Based Treaty. A West Sussex town in the UK has just made history by becoming the first in Europe to pledge to move towards veganism.

Is Bill Gates A vegan? ›

In addition to being an investor and proponent of vegan meat, Gates also confirmed that he likes to eat plant-based food himself. What prompted Gates to invest in Beyond Meat was his inability to tell the difference between plant-based and animal-based chicken. “Like most people, I don't think I can be easily fooled.

How much of the USA is vegan? ›

While there is no exact figure for the percentage of vegetarians in the US as of 2023, data from various sources suggest a significant increase in the number of people adopting a vegan lifestyle. According to a recent survey, about 5% of Americans consider themselves vegetarians, and 3% consider themselves vegans.

Where do most vegans live in the US? ›

Hawaii, Oregon, and New York are the most vegan-obsessed states in America.

What state was the first US vegan society? ›

The first vegan society in the United States was founded in 1948 by Catherine Nimmo and Rubin Abramowitz in California, who distributed Watson's newsletter.

What culture has the most vegan food? ›

Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine

The cuisine of Eritrea and Ethiopia is full of naturally plant-based dishes. This is largely due to the fasting tradition in the Orthodox Christian religion. Orthodox Christians abstain from all animal products for around 200 days each year, but plant-based foods are still permitted.

Which country makes best vegan food? ›

Best vegan-friendly countries in the world in 2022
  • INDIA. Undoubtedly the vegetarian capital of the world, the urban Indian population is quickly accepting veganism as a way of life. ...
  • United States of America (USA): ...
  • United Kingdom (UK): ...
  • Poland: ...
  • THAILAND: ...
  • Taiwan: ...
  • Germany: ...
  • Israel:

Is it easy to be vegan in England? ›

You can handle meal planning and eating out at home; but you're heading to unknown territory, where fish and chips, haggis, and Irish stew seem to be the only things people eat. Don't worry, the UK and Ireland are amongst the most vegan-friendly countries in Europe.

Is it easy to be vegan in UK? ›

Some people will find it very easy to be vegan; for others, giving up their favourite animal-based foods will be incredibly tough. Most vegans say it was easier than they were expecting though and, like most things in life, the more you do it, the easier it becomes.

How vegan friendly is Amsterdam? ›

Is Amsterdam Vegan-Friendly? Heck yes, Amsterdam is vegan friendly! For years, Amsterdam has graced many “top 10 best vegan cities in Europe,” lists and for good reason. Whether you're looking for vegan junk food, fine dining, or even vegan and gluten-free eats you can find it here.

Does Gordon Ramsay cook vegan food? ›

Cooking a meat and dairy free meal doesn't mean you have to settle for anything less than delicious. Our collection of tantalising and varied vegan recipes will have vegans and meat eaters alike coming back for more.

What was the bad vegan restaurant? ›

Bad Vegan premiered on Netflix on March 16 as a four-episode documentary that chronicles the downfall of Sarma Melngailis, co-founder of Pure Food and Wine, a famed raw vegan restaurant in NYC that attracted celebrity diners such as Alec Baldwin and Owen Wilson.

What is a Level 3 vegan? ›

Level 3 Vegan

Level 3 vegans are those who are fairly firmly entrenched in the lifestyle. They are more experienced than level 2 vegans, and have overcome the small lifestyle adjustments that are needed in order to fully settle into their own comfortable vegan lifestyle.

Is Gordon Ramsay fully vegan? ›

Fiery chef Gordon Ramsay has been famously anti-veggie in the past, even once joking that he was 'allergic' to vegans. But in recent years, his stance has softened, and he has started to embrace meat-free dining.

Is Brad Pitt vegetarian vegan? ›

Yes, Brad Pitt is still a vegan. He has been a vegan since 2011, and shows no signs of slowing down. He has said that he feels better since becoming a vegan, and that it was the best decision he ever made.

Is Guy Fieri A vegan? ›

"I'm not saying that I'm a vegetarian, but people would be surprised at the amount of plant-based foods that I eat. Don't get me wrong — I get down with a good burger, but in moderation."

Which head chef was fired for feeding meat to vegans? ›

Alex Lambert was fired from his job as head chef of the Littleover Lodge Hotel in Derby after saying it was his “personal favourite” to serve “animal products” to vegans during an online argument on Instagram.

Who is the vegan Hell's Kitchen chef? ›

Josie Clemens, the first vegan chef on Gordon Ramsay's “Hell's Kitchen,” chats about her drive to succeed and how to use your mission to fuel you forward.

Is there a vegan MasterChef? ›

We speak with Jordan about his experience on MasterChef, how he became vegan, and what he hopes people take away from his appearance on the show.

Which area in the UK has the most vegans? ›

Share of vegans in Great Britain in 2022, by region. In 2022, the largest share of vegans, at 3.67 percent, could be found in London. In contrast, the smallest proportion of the population that identified themselves as vegan could be found in the Rest of the South. Here the share of vegans was close to two percent.

Where is the highest population of vegans in the UK? ›

Veganism in cities
  • Research by Holland and Barrett shows Edinburgh and Bristol as the top vegan cities followed by Manchester and London. ...
  • In 2021, Brighton was found to be the most vegan-friendly city in the UK.

Which town in the UK moves towards veganism? ›

Haywards Heath in Sussex has officially endorsed the Plant Based Treaty. A West Sussex town in the UK has just made history by becoming the first in Europe to pledge to move towards veganism.

What area has the most vegans? ›

Click on a tile for details.
  • United Kingdom. Compared to all the countries in the world, the UK has the most vegans. Recent statistics show that the popularity of veganism is growing in the UK. ...
  • Australia. The country with the second-most vegans is Australia. ...
  • Israel.

Where is the highest concentration of vegans in the US? ›

Hawaii, Oregon, and New York are the most vegan-obsessed states in America.

Is veganism increasing or decreasing? ›

Veganism is rapidly evolving as many Americans adopt the vegan lifestyle. While there is no exact figure for the percentage of vegetarians in the US as of 2023, data from various sources suggest a significant increase in the number of people adopting a vegan lifestyle.

Is veganism growing 2023? ›

The global vegan food market will grow from $16.05 billion in 2022 to $18.27 billion in 2023 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.8%.

How vegan-friendly is the UK? ›

A world leader in vegan food

In 2018, meat-free products made up 16 percent of food launches. This was double the amount from 2017, and resulted in market research firm Mintel awarding the UK the title of world leader in vegan food.

What is the vegan central of the world? ›

Israel: This country's capital city, Tel Aviv, is titled the “vegan capital of the world”. Apart from Tel Aviv, you'll find vegan alternatives and markets in lots of different small towns of Israel serving superb vegan fare.

What is the least vegan state? ›

A study by IPSOS monitored Google Search data in each State between 2004 to 2019 to determine the levels of interest in vegan and plant-based lifestyles. The 15-year trends revealed Mississippi and North and South Dakota were the worst places in America for vegans.

Which cuisine is the most vegan? ›

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  • South Indian. Hold the ghee and meat, and bring on the rice and dosas! ...
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  • Burmese. ...
  • Chinese Hot Pot.
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