The Best Vegetarian Restaurants In Bristol

Bristol has long been celebrated as a hub for creativity, culture, and incredible food - and its vegetarian dining scene is no exception - in fact, it's long been celebrated as one of the best cities for plant-based food. From fairy-light-adorned Indian eateries to top-notch Greek grub, the city offers a vibrant array of meat-free options that cater to everyone.

Whether you're craving hearty comfort food, innovative plant-based cuisine, or fresh seasonal dishes packed with flavour, Bristol’s vegetarian restaurants promise to delight your taste buds.

Last edited by Kiera Chapman

Last updated on 17th December 2024




The Bristol Stable

For vegetarian restaurants by Bristol harbourside, look no further than this beauty. It features exposed brick walls, terracotta floors and a lively atmosphere thanks to its open kitchen where you can watch chefs whip up thin and crispy pizzas. 

The Bristol Stable is a must-visit for a marghertia, as well as other vegetarian slices such as The G.O.A.T featuring goat's cheese, mozzarella, roasted garlic mushrooms, pine nuts, spinach and caramelised onions. P.S. The garlic bread is plant-based too.

BrewDog Bristol

BrewDog on Baldwin Street is a haven for craft beer lovers and those who thrive on good vibes and great flavours. This industrial-chic bar, featuring reclaimed interiors with waterside views, is all about bold brews, epic eats, and a buzzing atmosphere.

While it's known for its signature IPAs, it packs a punch with its food menu and vegetarian bites. Order a cold one and pair it with the likes of a plant-based hot dog topped with caramelised onions and mustard, or a Punked Up Pepperoni pizza, featuring 'meat' made from jackfruit. 

Racks Bar & Kitchen

Racks Bar & Kitchen in Bristol is a cosy yet sophisticated venue tucked away in the charming Clifton area, in Bristol's old wine merchants. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, this spot offers a perfect mix of hearty food, expertly crafted drinks, and warm hospitality. 

Don't miss out on its £7 lunch deal, including a fragrant falafel wrap packed with hummus and served with fries. Its a la carte menu features an array of delicious vegetarian dishes too, like roasted butternut squash soup and sweet potato and kale parcels. 

GBK Bristol Cribbs Causeway

You'll want to run to GBK Bristol in Cribbs Causeway to get your hands on its tasty vegetarian offerings. This modern and welcoming eatery takes the humble burger to the next level, serving up handcrafted patties stacked with fresh ingredients and bold, inventive flavours.

Delicious and affordable, its Powered By Plants section includes The Beyond® and Cheese and the Californian made with Quorn™ buttermilk chickenless fillet, vegan Applewood cheese, smashed avocado, paprika onions, relish and vegan mayonnaise.

Browns Brasserie & Bar Bristol

Nestled in the heart of the city centre, Browns Brasserie & Bar is a sophisticated restaurant blending timeless elegance with a welcoming charm. Housed in the beautifully restored former Bristol Museum building, it boasts high ceilings, classic furnishings, and a relaxed yet refined atmosphere.

The menu is a celebration of modern British cuisine and there are heaps of vegetarian options to get excited about, like a goats cheese and beetroot salad, asparagus and butternut curry, and pumpkin ravioli.

Slug and Lettuce Bristol City Centre

🍸 Entry & a cocktail for £6 🍸

Slug & Lettuce is the go-to spot for casual dining, celebratory cocktails, and a menu packed with crowd-pleasers - including fantastic options for vegetarians. With its Instagrammable décor (think floral walls and neon signs), it's the perfect setting for lunch. 

The menu is a delight, offering everything from moreish brunch dishes (avocado and poached eggs, anyone?) to lighter bites. Vegetarians are spoiled for choice, with dishes like halloumi bao buns, indulgent plant-based burgers, and vibrant Hawaiian rice bowls.

Lost & Found Bristol

One of the best vegetarian restaurants Bristol has to offer is Lost & Found, the cocktail bar and eatery in the heart of Clifton. It has an excellent range of plant-based plates, from grilled halloumi with fresh chilli jam to start, to a goat's cheese-topped pizza or avocado Caesar salad. 

Step into the radiant-looking restaurant, adorned with pendant lighting, potted plants and astrology-themed decor, and enjoy a fantastic brunch with your friends, a laid-back date night or family meal.

Mowgli - Bristol

Mowgli is a stunning Indian vegetarian restaurant in Bristol - its decor is unmatched with twinkling lights, large trees and a domed ceiling. Take a seat on one of its rope swings and browse a menu packed with not only flavour but also plenty of plant-based options. 

Get your chops around the bhel puri, covered in a spiced sweet and sour dressing, and the signature paneer curry, made with fresh spinach. To top it all off, pair your mains with one of its scrumptious gee-brushed roti breads. 

Cosy Club Bristol

Tucked away in the heart of Bristol's historic Corn Street, Cosy Club is a quirky blend of vintage charm and playful opulence. Housed in a Grade II-listed, Neo-Palladian-style building and former church, the venue's soaring ceilings, ornate cornices, and glittering chandeliers set the scene for a memorable outing, whether it's brunch with friends, date night, or celebratory cocktails.

Check out the vegetarian options on the menu for a real treat - we've got our eyes set on the Garden Brunch, including vegetarian sausages, eggs any style, an avocado and pea mint crush and beans, and the vegan smash burger for dinner. 

The Real Greek

Need a vegetarian restaurant in Bristol city centre? Situated in the buzzing Cabot Circus, The Real Greek brings a taste of the Mediterranean, featuring silky bowls of houmous, tempting tzatziki and more. This inviting restaurant is a celebration of authentic Greek cuisine, where vibrant flavours, fresh ingredients, and a warm, relaxed atmosphere combine to create a dining experience that feels like a sunny escape.

Chomp on gigandes with spinach (essential giant baked beans) and other mezze platters like grilled aubergine, halloumi and vegetable skewers and plenty of fragrant falafels. You can also enjoy scrumptious souvlaki wraps here, as well as honey-soaked baklava for dessert.