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Best vegetarian restaurants in Belsize Park
25 venues in Belsize Park rated S to B for vegetarian, every tier backed by cited sources.
The entire menu is plant-based, so all dishes are naturally vegetarian. No special ordering or advance notice is needed.
As a fully vegan kitchen, every dish is also vegetarian. No meat, fish, or animal by-products are used.
The restaurant is fully vegan, which is a subset of vegetarian. All dishes are entirely plant-based, containing no meat, fish, or animal by-products. Every item on the menu is suitable for vegetarians.
Healthblokk lists the cafe as 100% vegetarian, meaning no meat or fish on the premises. All dishes are vegetarian-friendly. Confirm with staff if you have specific concerns.
The entire menu is vegan, which automatically covers vegetarian diets. Every dish is free of meat, fish, dairy, and eggs.
As a fully plant-based restaurant, every dish is vegetarian. The menu contains no meat, fish, or animal-derived ingredients beyond what's already excluded by the vegan ethos.
As a fully plant-based venue, all dishes are vegetarian. The menu is described as 'suitable for vegans, vegetarians and those who want to reduce their meat consumption'.
Tier A (Strongly trusted, but unverified): an accreditation by a recognised vegetarian-safety body was claimed, but we could not verify the claim against the body's own published list. The body's directory page does not name this venue, and we have no other third-party evidence to corroborate the certification. Other signals on record: dedicated kitchen claimed; allergen-marked menu. Treat as vegetarian-aware rather than vegetarian-certified until the venue can produce verifiable accreditation.
The menu is heavily plant-based Middle Eastern fare with many vegetarian and vegan options clearly marked. Halloumi bowls and wraps are explicitly tagged Vegetarian. The kitchen handles meat but a vegetarian diner has abundant labelled choices without ambiguity.
Vegetarian dishes are clearly marked with a V on the menu, and the allergen filter can isolate them. Shared kitchen means potential cross-contamination, but the markings are trustworthy.
Many vegetarian items are marked with a (V) icon including pizzas, dough balls, starters, desserts. The shared kitchen means vegetarian dishes share prep surfaces with meat, but the menu clearly identifies suitable options.
A dedicated Vegetarian Dishes section on the menu includes Moussakka, Halloumi & Spinach, Vegetarian Guvec, Imam Bayildi, Okra Stew, and Keskek, plus multiple cold and hot starters like Humus, Falafel, and Borek. Cheese and yoghurt appear in several of these. The kitchen is shared with meat and fish dishes, so cross-contact is possible. Pasta and salad sections also have vegetarian choices.
The menu includes several vegetarian dishes (e. g. Gnocchi, Spring Vegetables, Parmesan; Aubergine, Courgette Tomato Tian; Broccoli Flan) and marks allergens, but the kitchen is shared and the venue states it cannot guarantee any item is completely allergen-free.
Dishes marked V (vegetarian) appear on the menu, including house focaccia, beetroot with herb ricotta, charred carrot, and triple-cooked potatoes. No separate vegetarian prep area is noted, and the kitchen cooks everything over a shared fire. Staff can advise on suitable choices.
Falafel wraps and vegetarian samosas are the core of the menu, freshly made to order. The kiosk also serves chicken shawarma and halloumi, so it's not fully vegetarian, but the vegetarian options are plentiful and clearly understood by staff. A reliable choice for vegetarians who don't mind a shared kitchen.
Vegetarian options are clearly marked on the menu (v). The kitchen is shared, so cross-contamination with meat is possible. Staff are accommodating.
The menu has a dedicated Vegetarian / Vegan Dishes section clearly listing several vegetarian options (e. g., Vegetarian Sarma Beyti, Vegetarian Moussaka, Imam Bayildi). Several cold and hot starters are also marked V. However, the kitchen is shared, and no dedicated equipment or area is mentioned. Confirming with staff is wise.
Numerous vegetarian options are marked on the menu, including breakfast pots, soups, superfood bowls, wraps, and platters. The build-your-own format gives vegetarians plenty of flexibility. The kitchen handles meat and fish alongside vegetarian dishes, so cross-contact is possible. Staff receive positive mentions for accommodating dietary restrictions.
The menu includes a Falafel Over Rice, Falafel Gyro, Build Your Own Salad, and side orders of humus, pita and salad vegetables. The allergen information explicitly notes that 'vegetarian items are prepared in the same kitchen environment as meat products and may be subject to cross-contact'. Vegetarian options exist but are not prepared in a separate kitchen.
The menu clearly marks vegetarian dishes with a dedicated icon, making it easy to identify suitable options. The kitchen is shared, but the marked menu provides reliable guidance for vegetarian diners.
The menu marks many dishes with a 'Vegetarian' icon (e. g. Mock Duck Watermelon Salad, Vegetable Tempura, Miso Soup, Egg Tomato Soup, Vegetable Fried Rice, Scrambled Egg with Tomato). The kitchen is shared with meat and seafood, so cross-contamination is possible. Staff awareness is not documented beyond the menu markings.
The menu includes small plates and big plates suitable for sharing, and the restaurant offers a vegan menu which implies vegetarian options are available. No dedicated vegetarian menu is listed, but staff can accommodate requests.
The menu marks many dishes as V (Vegetarian), including Toasted Banana Bread, Blueberry Pancakes, Smashed Avocado Toast, and multiple egg dishes. A variety of vegetarian bagels, salads, and sides are also available. The kitchen is shared and also serves meat and fish dishes, so cross-contamination is possible. Vegetarians will find ample choices but should confirm with staff about any concerns.
The menu clearly marks vegetarian dishes with a (V) symbol and offers several options like Moussaka (V), Spanagopita, Halloumi, and Gemista. However, the kitchen is shared with meat and fish dishes, and no dedicated equipment or separate prep area is mentioned. Staff can guide you on request.
The venue's website and a customer review both note 'lots of vegetarian options', and the menu lists many vegetarian dishes (Avocado Sourdough, Shakshuka, Roasted Cauliflower, Quinoa Bowl, etc. ). A 2017 blog review confirms a Vegetarian Break dish was served. The menu is not labelled per-dish for vegetarian status, but the range is broad and explicit. Shared kitchen with meat dishes.
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