London is known as the UK’s fastest-growing vegan hub and has therefore been granted the award of the most vegan-friendly city in the world. So, there should be plenty of vegan options around for all tastes and preferences. But more specifically, let’s look into North London and uncover the vegan wonders of Haringey. If you’re doing Veganuary, then you’ll be happy to know that there are plenty of delicious vegan options in this area too. 

We bring you some of Haringey’s most vegan-friendly places where you can enjoy a comprehensive list of great dishes. Vegan or non-vegan: worry not! Chefs are creating interesting and imaginative vegan dishes across every cuisine to please even the most discerning plant-based palate.

Here’s a curated list of the top 7 Haringey restaurants for vegans, by Flor Oliveira from Veond app.

1 – Café Lemon

If you’re looking for a delicious vegan breakfast option in North London, Café Lemon is the place to go. This cosy and quirky café is located on the West Green Road and offers some delicious vegan options. The vegan omelette made with pulse flour and oat milk is a great option, as it’s full of flavour and a great source of protein. For a more substantial meal, try the meaty oyster mushroom, spinach, and avocado toast accompanied with rosemary fries. This delicious combination of flavours is sure to satisfy any vegan’s morning cravings. To complement your vegan breakfast, Café Lemon also serves a delicious limonata. It’s the perfect drink to cool off after a hot meal or to kickstart your day with a refreshing beverage. So, if you’re looking for a delicious vegan breakfast option in North London, Café Lemon is the place to go. If you’d like a 15% offer on the breakfast menu get your Veond voucher here.

Café Lemon 118 W Green Rd, South Tottenham, London N15 5AA

2 – Blighty Tottenham

Brighty Café Tottenham is a vegan haven for food lovers. The café offers a variety of nutritious and tasty vegan options that will please any palate. A must-try is the full vegan English breakfast, made with curried tofu, spinach, organic sourdough, asparagus, Portobello mushroom, beans, and avocado.. Another standout dish is the Glastonbury Toast, made with avocado, spinach, asparagus, hemp seed, and CBD oil on sourdough. Avocado adds creamy richness and healthy fats, while spinach and asparagus bring freshness. Hemp seed and CBD oil add nutrients and health benefits. This dish is both delicious and nutritious, leaving you feeling satisfied and energised. The café uses only fresh, high-quality ingredients and has a cosy, welcoming atmosphere. Whether dining with friends and family, or solo, Brighty Café Tottenham is a must-visit for those in the area seeking delicious vegan food.

Blighty Café Tottenham 266 High Rd, London N15 4AJ

3 – The Palm 

Indulge in a comforting vegan feast at North London’s The Palm Pub with their Sunday Mushroom Wellington Roast. Made in-house with vegan pastry, seasonal veggies, and a rich, savoury mushroom filling, this dish is the ultimate vegan comfort food to warm you up on a chilly Sunday. The vegan pastry is delicate and flaky, while the flavorful mushroom filling provides depth. The addition of seasonal veggies adds a touch of freshness and texture, making this vegan dish truly unique. Whether you follow a vegan diet or not, this Sunday Mushroom Wellington Roast will surely hit the spot. So, if you’re looking for a warm, comforting meal this Sunday, head to the Palm Pub and treat yourself to their delicious vegan Sunday Mushroom Wellington Roast. You’ll leave feeling full and satisfied, without sacrificing flavour or satisfaction.

The Palm Pub 197 Philip Ln, London N15 4HQ

4 – Chukus – Nigerian Tapas

Chukus, a Nigerian tapas restaurant located in the bustling Seven Sisters neighbourhood, offers a unique and vegan-friendly dining experience that is sure to tantalise your taste buds. With a menu that features eight delicious vegan tapas, this restaurant offers a creative take on traditional Nigerian flavours. From rice pancakes paired with a hearty pumpkin-peanut stew to crispy cassava fries, and from delicate grated cassava dumplings served on a flavorful tricolour stew known as an Egusi bowl, the vegan menu at Chukus offers something for everyone. Each dish is crafted to provide a unique experience, perfect for sharing with friends and family. So, if you’re a vegan looking to explore new and exciting flavours, then Chukus is the perfect destination for you. With a menu that combines traditional Nigerian tastes with a twist, you’ll find yourself transported to a world of flavour and creativity with each bite. 

Chukus, 274 High Rd, London N15 4AJ

5 – Antepliler restaurant

Antepliler Green Lanes in London is a must-visit for Turkish food and kebab lovers. This family-owned Turkish restaurant serves traditional cuisine from the Gaziantep region with diverse flavours and fresh ingredients. With 20+ years of experience, they have recently added delectable vegan options to the menu, such as lentil & mint kofte, mushroom & spinach kofte, sweet potato lahmacun, and much more. Try on the potato borek, aubergine meze salad, and finish with a vegan ice cream & tea. Enjoy a warm, inviting atmosphere and friendly service, like dining in a Turkish home. Don’t miss this hidden gem for vegan food in London, with advance ordering available for vegan yoghurt dishes.

Antepliler restaurant, 45-46 Grand Parade, Green Lanes, Harringay Ladder, London N4 1AG

6 – Sutton & Sons

Sutton & Sons, a family-run fish and chip shop in London, is renowned for its authentic, delicious cuisine. They have taken things to the next level by adding a tantalising vegan ‘fish’ and chips option to their menu. Made with banana blossom that has been marinated in seaweed and samphire, then deep-fried to perfection in a flaky batter, this dish is an irresistible alternative to the traditional British fish and chips. But that’s not all! Sutton & Sons also offers an extensive range of other vegan options, including ‘prawn’ cocktail, ‘calamari’, ‘scampi’, ‘chicken’, and ‘fish’ burgers, battered sausages, vegan pie and mash, doner kebab, and a variety of sides like coleslaw, and curry sauce. Whether you’re looking for a classic British dish or something a little different, Sutton & Sons has got you covered. So, if you’re seeking a delicious and satisfying vegan meal, head down to one of  Sutton & Sons three branches. You won’t be disappointed!

Sutton & Sons, 218 Graham Road, London E8 1BP

Sutton & Sons, 90 Stoke Newington High Street, London N16 7NY

Sutton & Sons, 356 Essex Road, London N1 3PD

7 – Ten to One – Cocktail Bar & restaurant

Ten to One bar in North London serves delicious vegan hot dogs. Try their Delhi Dog, made with seitan sausages, vegan mango mayo, curried chickpeas, coriander chutney, vegan cheddar and bombay mix. The seitan-based hot dogs have a meaty flavour and great texture. Choose from a range of accompaniments like fries or nachos with cheese and guacamole. The menu is small but carefully crafted, with all items made fresh from scratch. Enjoy the casual and welcoming atmosphere, complete with live music and quiz nights, while dining with friends. Don’t miss this hidden gem for vegan food in North London, accompanied by great cocktails.

Ten to One, 276 Philip Ln, London N15 4AD

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