Best Vegan Restaurants in Arundel

"A delicious vegan option for all our environmentally conscious friends. A Mediterranean diet does not typically restrict eating meat, fish or dairy, therefore at Purezza you will find some really different and creative recipes. Although it may not be traditionally Italian, their handmade sourdough pizza and variety of pastas are incredible."

"Sourdough or hemp bases here are perfectly charred and chewy, while a brown rice milk mozzarella tastes just like the real thing. They also do raw cashew cheeses and a creamy coconut cheese that’s out of this world. No visit to Brighton is complete without a pizza feast here."

"Purezza is the first vegan pizzeria in the UK based in Brighton. The restaurant serves plant-based versions of classic Italian meals. The restaurant’s aim is ‘to make the plant-based menu superior to the traditional alternatives."

"Six are here to offer you an indulgent bottomless brunch at one of Brighton’s very best venues. It’s available Friday to Sunday as well as bank holiday Mondays between 10 and 3, so there’s absolutely loads of opportunity for you to get booked in. This one is £22 per person plus the price of your brunch dish."

"This is one of the best places to grab an Instagram photo in Brighton. Six is a natural eatery, specialising in healthy food, organic coffee and tasty cocktails. The interior is full of delicate and quirky accessories, and the food is to die for..."

"Six are practically insta-famous for their epic brunch offerings. But the pancakes are really their pièce de résistance when it comes to edible art. Choose from Nutella and banana, berry and banana or bacon and maple syrup."

"Nestled away in the bustling centre of the North Laines is ‘Iydea’, a small vegan café full of charm and character. The menu changes week to week, but the kitchen make sure there’s always Iyeda’s best sellers on display including their lasagne, wraps and warming curries. All of their food is freshly made from natural, raw ingredients and served in the most environmentally friendly packaging available."

"This award winning Cafe is perfect when you want to have something healthy, without losing out on taste. Serving great quality vegetarian food, prepared fresh and delivered in a fast canteen style, making it perfect when you just want to grab something. Once you’ve selected a main dish, your plate is then piled with whatever combination of vegetables, salad, sauces or topping you desire."

"This cosy café blesses Brighton with its wholesome, exciting, environmentally friendly dishes, which all come at an amazing value. If you’re a regular bruncher, you can tell when a café uses quality ingredients and fresh food."

"The founders of Happy Maki turned to a vegan lifestyle after consuming an excessive amount of fish on a stint farming pearls in Tahiti, since then they’ve strived to spread their values of marine conservation through their delicious vegan sushi burritos. Expect a colourful mix of vegetables and herbs as well as vegan ‘duck’ and ‘chicken’ from the menu. Where: 8 Pool Valley, Brighton BN1 1PN"

"Absolutely love it! Tasty food and friendly service.. Just a shame there aren't more outlets!" 4.8/5 star rating. 8 Pool Valley, BN1 1PN"

"This Mexican and Filipino owned kitchen specialises in plant-based tacos as well as other dishes like enchiladas and sopes. Bendito Maiz has regular specials on the menu which sound incredible, with a recent special being banana lumpia with chocolate sauce and salted peanuts. Sounds pretty scrumptious, right?"

"What the Pitta is a Vegan Doner family franchise which aims to bring a healthier and more ethical spin to a beloved British favourite. Every single wrap is using only top-quality vegan, plant-based alternatives, fresh bread and mouth-watering seasonings. What The Pitta menu is varied and flavoured enough to tempt even fussy eaters."

"In the mood for gyros or a delicious doner kebab, but can’t seem to find a good vegan one?. Then What the Pitta are here to save the day. What the Pitta has several locations across the UK and over the years it has become a cult favourite, popular among celebrities including JME."

"Think again, because What The Pitta is serving up their vegan take on the Middle Eastern classic and they've got mezze boxes, falafel wraps and snack boxes available too."

"Cakes the Difference is thought to be the best bakery in Brighton and has garnered a reputation mainly via word of mouth. Cakes is located a little bit away from the central downtown area but well worth the diversion. It is perfect for birthdays, anniversary parties and holiday get-togethers and there are plenty of delicious cakes to choose from."

"As kitsch as a pink china teapot, Cloud 9 zoomed into a proud second place in the Afternoon Tea category with people going mad for their colourful cakes and friendly service. The first shop in Brighton to offer the layered rainbow cake, Cloud 9 also offers their baked goods to be made to order for any celebration. Whether you’re after a cupcake, brownie or something a little more extravagant make sure you try these guys out!"

"They are passionate about everything sugary and sweet, but remain dedicated to using the best natural ingredients and avoiding artificial mass-produced products. They offer takeaway 500ml tubs starting at £2 per scoop, or you can have your ice cream on a hot waffle or in a waffle cone, with a wide selection of toppings. All the ice cream is made fresh on site, with different flavours available every day."

"Part of a successful franchise across the UK, Smashburger Brighton is a cosy burger joint on North Street. The menu is incredibly diverse so the only thing you’ll have to worry about is having to decide which one to go for. The cheeseburgers range from classic cheeseburgers served with American cheese, Swiss cheese, cheddar, or bacon, to something different like blue cheese or goat’s cheese."

"A contemporary café nestled in the charming Lanes, offering a heavenly selection of Has Bean coffees,speciality teas, a whole host of nutritiously, delicious dishes and daily changing salads. While away an afternoon in this stylish backdrop whilst digging into moreish delights such as roast peach, prosciutto, rocket and whipped ricotta salad or head down on a Saturday morning for a Wriggle favourite – The Lost Breakfast with free range pork sausage and eggs, smoked streaky bacon, homemade hash browns, heritage tomatoes and field mushrooms on sourdough. For afternoon treats chose from a freshly-baked cake or pastry and a house-made soda or coffee."

"Lost in the Lanes’ mission is to create a recharging café atmosphere for people, and in that they have succeeded. A major contributing factor to what makes Lost such a Brighton favourite is its thoughtful menu; the product of locally sourced ingredients and simple cooking techniques. Lost’s delightful coffee and piquant breakfast bowls make it a Wriggle top-pick for weekend brunch."