17 venues in Bristol rated S to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
Koocha Mezze Bar operates as a fully vegan restaurant. Every dish on the menu is plant-based, which means the kitchen contains no animal products whatsoever. The environment carries no risk of cross-contamination with meat, dairy, eggs, or honey.
Plantuguese is a fully vegan restaurant. All food and drink is free from animal products, meaning the kitchen is inherently free of meat, dairy, eggs, and other animal-derived ingredients. No separate preparation needed; the entire menu is safe for vegans.
VX Bristol is a fully vegan restaurant and grocery. The kitchen avoids all animal products, so every dish is plant-based. Vegan cheeses, mock meats, and soya-based ice cream appear on the menu. This makes the venue inherently safe for vegan diets.
Cafe Kino is a 100% vegan kitchen that keeps no animal ingredients on the premises. The menu marks allergen-free items, and staff are available to discuss dietary needs at the counter. All plant-based milks (oat, almond, coconut, soy) are offered.
Jack the Falafel is a vegan cafe. Every dish is made without animal products by default, and the kitchen prepares 100% plant-based fare including falafel, curries, salads, and cakes. Vegetarian options like cheese can be added on request, but the core menu is entirely vegan. Although no dedicated vegan kitchen area is separately noted, the venue's identity as a vegan cafe minimises cross-contact risk for vegan diners.
Pieminister offers four vegan pies, vegan gravy, vegan sides, vegan cheese on request, and vegan ice-cream. HappyCow reviewers note clearly labelled vegan options. The venue claims Vegan Society Approved certification (unverifiable from this source). No details on dedicated equipment or cross-contact measures for vegan items, but the range of options and labelling indicate strong commitment.
A user review describes VeBurger as a dedicated-vegan takeout place, confirming it has a dedicated-vegan kitchen. The menu is entirely plant-based, making it safe for vegans.
The menu labels items as 'pb' for plant-based, and notes that veggie pizzas can be prepared in a plant-based version. Vegan options are available, though they come from a shared kitchen. Cross-contamination with animal products is possible, so diners should confirm with staff.
The menu marks vegan dishes with a "vgn" label and offers a range of options, including vegan cocktails. It notes that dishes can be tailored for dietary preferences. Because the kitchen is shared, cross-contamination is possible; diners should confirm with staff before ordering.
Cosy Club provides a separate vegan menu upon request. Vegan items are identified on the menu with a 'Vg' icon. One reviewer noted that vegan food is prepared separately, though the restaurant does not confirm the use of dedicated equipment. Staff are helpful and knowledgeable about vegan options.
Prominent vegan-friendly stance on website with vegan options across most brunch and small plate dishes, plus vegan cakes, ice cream, and veggie sausages. Menu labelling is described as clear by multiple reviewers, though one noted vegan options could be clearer. Shared kitchen with no dedicated vegan prep area noted.
Many dishes on the official menu carry a Vegan (V) icon, which marks them as clear vegan options. The menu tells customers to consult an allergen guide and ask servers for more details, implying staff can provide that information. Nothing is said about whether the kitchen is shared or about measures to prevent cross-contact for vegan items. A reliable option with a marked menu and available allergen information, though the risk of cross-contamination is not stated.
The menu uses a 'VG' icon and an allergen filter to identify vegan dishes. Because the kitchen is shared, cross-contamination with animal products remains possible. Staff have received allergen safety training.
COR offers a dedicated vegan menu and is described as vegan-friendly on SquareMeal. No details on dedicated equipment; likely shared kitchen. Call ahead for cross-contamination practices.
The menu marks vegan (ve) dishes clearly, but the kitchen is shared and the website notes that the menu contains allergens. No dedicated equipment is mentioned. Staff can answer questions about vegan-specific preparation to avoid cross-contact.
stockSeveral menu items are explicitly labelled vegan. The venue asks guests to inform them of dietary requirements in advance. No details about dedicated equipment.
HappyCow notes that Pasture has a clearly labeled menu with vegan options, and SquareMeal lists the venue as vegan-friendly. Staff are knowledgeable about vegan choices. As a steakhouse, cross-contamination is possible, but the venue offers clear vegan options.