From meat-free munchers testing the water during Veganuary to fully-fledged herbivores that know their tofu from their tempeh, everyone needs a guide to plant-based plates across our city. We're here to make sure you get the most of your meal too. Sink your teeth into fluffy pancakes, burgers and fancy French toast with our guide to the best vegan brunch in Leeds.
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Best For Bottomless Pizza Brunch:Â Cuckoo
A must for vegan lunch in Leeds and brunches alike, Cuckoo is delving out 90 minutes of unlimited plant-based pizza, fizz, mimosas and draught lager. That'll set you back just £25 per person, or you can upgrade to free-flowing cocktails for an extra tenner. Plus, the colourful interiors are sure to get you in the mood to continue your partying.
Best For Thai Food: Chaophraya
After a vegan Leeds brunch? Take yours up a gear by swapping the usual food for delicious Thai at Chaophraya. Have tofu or plant-based chicken in pad Thai and green curry for your main, which is all accompanied by bottomless prosecco, bottles of Singha beer and a selection of your favourite cocktails.
Best For Burgers: The Wardrobe
Slap and Pickle's kitchen residency at The Wardrobe also includes bottomless brunch, so you can get your hands on burgers washed down by free-flowing drinks. From vegan sausage patties with tofu scramble and tomato salsa to spicy cheese-topped 'beef' stacked alongside onion rings, these beaut buns make an amazing meal. For drinks? A range of cocktails, fizz and beer.
Best For Pancakes: WolføxÂ
While not a totally vegan cafe in Leeds, Wolføx still has you covered for some amazing brunch options. Alongside these guys being expert coffee roasters and having the baked goods to match, the kitchen also had a whole load of bigger plates to munch through. For all us plant-based people? Fluffy pancakes smothered in Nutella and banana, the field breakfast, and a seasonal hash.
Best For Insta-Worthy Photos: Eat Your Greens
Located down the road from the Corn Exchange, Eat Your Greens is a vibrant choice of vegan restaurants in Leeds city centre... and it has its brunch game on point. It might not be fully plant-based, but there's a list of cashew cream-drizzled tomato bruschetta, roasted garlic mushrooms and healthy bowls to work your way through - all in a pared-back, yet beautiful setting.
Best For Mexican Brunch:Â Canal Club
Sitting pretty on - you guessed it - the waterfront, Canal Club is well-worth the trip to this area behind the station. A fun venue decked out with pink neon lights, it's also got the bottomless brunch to match. Fill up on jackfruit quesadillas, all while sipping through pornstar martinis, strawberry daiquiris, bubbles and more. Better yet? House anthems will be played by DJs too.
Best For Bottomless Drinks: Revolucion De Cuba
You might know Revolucion De Cuba best for their Latin-inspired food and entertainment, but that doesn't mean you'll miss out on bottomless brunch. Choose between a full English or sourdough with avocado, plum tomatoes and an egg alternative. The restaurant bar also has a generous selection of drinks spanning Cuban iced tea, strawberry cocktails, Disaronno fizz and more.
Best For Scandi Vibes: FINT
Housed on Great George Street, FINT boasts a dark exterior exterior that gives way to cosy seating and ultimate hygge vibes. With some of the best vegan food in Leeds for brunch, it's a real mid-morning and early afternoon staple. Our favourites? The Pain Perdu - apricot, strawberries, vanilla ice cream, tahini granola and maple banana on French toast - or the tofu benedict.
Best For Fry-Ups: Greasy Pig
Sore head this Sunday? The Greasy Pig is here to help. Satisfying your woes with a stellar lineup for the best vegan breakfast in Leeds, the menu has burgers, muffins, grilled sandwiches and brunch staples. Top of our list, the vegan fry-up is a mega mound of sausages, hash browns, toast, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans and avo. You're welcome.Â
Best For Chinese Food: Mans Market
When it comes to the best vegan bottomless brunch in Leeds, Mans Market is one to consider. Kick things off with meat-free dim sum, before moving onto your box - that's peppery black bean, Chinese curry or sweet 'n' sour with tofu, all accompanied by salt and pepper chips. Unlimited drinks cover beer and a load of fruit flavours to add to your fizz, or you can upgrade to signature cocktails.
For more meat-free inspo, check out our guide to vegan restaurants in Leeds. Sign up to our future newsletter to stay in the know on trends and openings.