Where To Find The Best Vegan Sunday Roasts In London

The Lighterman

3 Granary Square, London N1C 4BH

Found in Coal Drops Yard is The Lighterman, a gastropub serving up delicious British classics including a good old roast on Sundays. The vegan offering of a Harrier butternut squash & nut roast Wellington is buttery, savoury and sure to impress anyone plant-based or not. Shout out to the glazed carrot and parsnip batons, which, despite every single item of food being scrumptious, was definitely the highlight of the meal. 

The Old Queen’s Head

44 Essex Rd, London N1 8LN

An iconic and much loved spot in Islington, The Old Queen’s Head should be on your list if you’re seeking out a vegan sunday roast with all the trimmings. Serving a mushroom wellington with Roast Potatoes, glazed carrots & Parsnips, Curly Kale & Shallots, Yorkshire Pudding & Gravy, you’ll leave feeling very full and very happy.

The Phene

9 Phene St, London SW3 5NY

The Phene is the stomping ground for a lot of the cast members of Made In Chelsea, not surprising as it's owned by the father of MIC alumni Tiff and Lucy Watson (both of whom are vegan!). Order their mushroom and cashew nut roast en croute and drown it in their delicious vegan gravy for a Sunday roast done right. 

The Owl And The Pussycat

34 Redchurch St, London E2 7DP

The Owl and The Pussycat is a classic spot in the heart of Shoreditch, and as well as great vibes they also deliver on a fantastic Sunday roast. If a Beetroot, fennel & mixed nut roast sounds good to you, get yourself a seat; because the trimmings are just as delicious too: rapeseed oil roast potatoes, maple roasted carrots, spring greens and rainbow chard, parsnips, yorkshire pudding ands gravy. 

Bull & Gate

389 Kentish Town Rd, London NW5 2TJ

The Bull and Gate may have been known as a historic music venue for some time (hosting the likes of Nirvana to Blur), it is also much loved now for rustling up quality Sunday roasts. And vegans will not be let down here — a vegan truffled cauliflower, cheese and hazelnut filo parcel makes a great alternative if you’re not one for nut roasts, and it's accompanied with roast potatoes, sautéed leeks & peas, maple roasted carrot, hispi cabbage and pickled red cabbage, crushed celeriac, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. It doesn’t get much better than this. 

Let us know which is your favourite below!