Our capital is bursting at the seams with notable landmarks and places to see, but not many have whole songs dedicated to them. A stone's throw from Southwark, Waterloo and the City, this central spot is right in the middle of it all - the perfect place to drop by for a bite while you're out and about. Keep reading to get the lowdown on London Bridge's vegan-friendly restaurants, from plant-based patties to Thai plates.
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Views for days are the name of the game at Founders Arms, a glass-fronted pub with an all-year-round terrace perched on the Thames. While pubs aren't always the best spots for vegans, this one proves everyone wrong with cauliflower popcorn and plant-based burgers.
If you like your vegan restaurants in Southwark to be a much more relaxed affair, sports bar and dining den Belushi's and The Dugout London Bridge is the one for you. Hunker down in their gaming 'caves' with burgers and cauliflower wings, challenging your mates on the consoles or beer pong tables.
You'll find swish industrial spot The Refinery just a short stroll from London Bridge. Fronting plant-based substitutes for prawns, tuna, feta and more, this restaurant's mouthwatering menu leaves you spoilt for choice. Topping off their offerings? A coconut froyo sandwich laced with blackberries, yum.
A menu of plant-based pizza, you say? Pizza Pilgrims has got to be one of the best vegan restaurants in London to gather at with your omnivore mates, as they're serving up the comforting slices by the paddle load. They're even pulling out all the stops with homemade 'notzarella' and basil pesto too.
Whether you're on the hunt for a hearty vegan brunch in London Bridge or settling down for a full brekkie feast with friends, The Breakfast Club has you covered. Head down to Southwark Street and you can fill up on blueberry pancakes covered in cream and a butternut squash 'bubble' smothered with avocado hollandaise.
If you're on the hunt for vegan and vegetarian restaurants near London Bridge, check out Gunpowder Tower Bridge. They're cooking up authentic Indian dishes like porzhi okra fries, grilled mustard broccoli and spicy curries, with a cracking brunch menu too.
Do plant-based Lebanese bites sound good? Of course they do. Comptoir Libanais are cooking up the likes of houmous, baba ghanuj and falafel mezze plates, as well as vegan mains like aubergine and chickpea tagine or fresh salads, in a pretty, colourful venue.
