Best Vegan Restaurants in Longleat Safari Park

"is a hippie’s nirvana: a not-for-profit co-operative owned space, this restaurant is known for its quality grab-‘n’-go all-vegan menu. Everything is handmade, organic and ethically sourced, from the cakes and burgers down to the dressings and dips. If you prefer to sit in, it regularly hosts live music events, political and cultural think-sessions called TruthJuice."

"Cafe Kino is an all vegan not-for-profit co-operative cafe owned and operated by its workers, and run in part by volunteers. All their food is made from scratch and is 100% free of animal ingredients. So if you’re looking for an ethical, eco-friendly cafe that serves up delicious food everyone can enjoy, head to Cafe Kino."

"Koocha is already an established name in Bristol and one of the most popular restaurants among the city's vegan community, but in 2021 it's being taken up a notch. The team behind the plant-based mezze bar are taking over the site formerly home to pizzeria Flour & Ash on Cheltenham Road, just around the corner from their initial home on Zetland Road. With a bigger kitchen at the new site, Koocha's chefs will be able to create more dishes to add to the restaurant's popular menu."

"Koocha showcases the best in Persian and Middle Eastern cooking with a love of plant-based ingredients for everyone – vegans and non-vegans – to enjoy. They’re now open again for bookings with a brand new outside space. Address: 10 Zetland Road, Redland, Bristol, BS6 7AD"

"The Botanist Bath is perfectly located in Milsom Place, Bath and offers a delicious and reasonably priced bottomless brunch on weekends. The brunch menu boasts a variety of delicious tastes including a full English, pancakes, toasties, omelettes and much more paired with the classic unlimited bubbly. It’s the perfect place to head for a special occasion!"

"We’re right in the epicentre of millennial aesthetic awareness and it is physically impossible for us to go anywhere that won’t fit our creative vision. If you can’t take a decent pic, we’re not interested. Luckily, there are branches of The Botanist popping up every which way we look to meet the needs of trend and cocktail thirsty Gen Ys."

"The beautiful flowery interior mixed with cherry wood will make you fall in love. The great selection of drinks will give you a hard time to chose from but definitely will give you a good time. It is such a popular favourite that you’ll often find them fully booked, so you might need to book in advance!"

"This pretty cafe and restaurant has some seriously tempting dishes on the menu, with a full English vegan breakfast to die for. ‘The Beasty’ is just the thing to kickstart your morning: a plate of soy-sausages, hash browns, fried tofu, greens, tomatoes, beans and sourdough toast. Other brekkie dishes include smoked carrot lox with baked tofu, avocado, seaweed caviar and rocket on sourdough toast."

"Eat Your Greens is a Totterdown favourite and one of the city’s best vegan restaurants. The charming, neighbourhood cafe serves a fully vegan brunch, including “The Beasty” which is a fully loaded affair complete with veggie sausages, hash browns, green, beans, crispy tofu and tomatoes."

"About: Plant based eatery in Totterdown, Bristol cafe by day, relaxed dining at night. They are sell locally made beers and ciders, unique wines. Working closely with ethical suppliers, support small businesses and operate a safe space for our customers."

"Acorn Restaurant One thing I learnt is that a lot of the restaurants in Bath close their kitchens around 3pm and re-open for dinner at 5.30. I wanted to grab a snack before I took my bus back but unfortunately most places were closed. I did pass this great vegetarian restaurant called Acorn though and the food/reviews look amazing."

"Another cute place I walked past in the city center, was called Acorn and it’s a modern vegetarian restaurant that use seasonal ingredients, served in one of Bath’s oldest buildings. It looked really cute, and I expect it to get busy here, so you might want to make a reservation!"

"Looked after by English heritage, the Glastonbury Tribunal is a 15th-century merchant’s house with a slightly later Tudor facade. Inside, the ground floor is a tourist information centre, but if you go upstairs is the Glastonbury Lake Museum run by the local antiquarian society. The building has lots of riveting period details, like a Tudor Rose and coat of arms of Abbot Richard Beere (1493-1524) above the entrance."

"I’ve not eaten in a Browns for years even though there is one Oxford. So I really fancy trying Browns in Bath. before we went I did check out the menu first for children and I knew N wanted to have fish and chips one day so Browns was going to deliver on that."

"Blending European brasserie dishes and timelessly elegant surroundings, Browns Brasserie & Bar Bath champions an informal yet refined concept. Renowned for indulgent twists on classic comfort food recipes, Browns has offered trademark favourites…"

"Located in a former police station and court, Browns Brasserie & Bar is adding some sophistication to your meals out. Enjoy a feast of seasonal fare, including baked camembert, vegan curry and Devon crab linguine."

"Cosy Clubs serve up relaxed dining, drinking and lounging in a really special setting with a dash of nostalgia. We love the big squishy leather sofas!. Cosy Club has an extensive Brunch menu that’s served until 5pm (so you won’t be too late!)."

"Yume Kitchen injects a heavy dose of authentic Japanese culture into Bristol’s already international restaurant scene, serving homemade traditional dishes made with fish as fresh as those found at Tokyo’s Tsukiji Market, Try the katsuo oceanic bonito and shima-ajistriped jack. The small space is cheerily decorated in cherry blossom art and bright colours. With a combination of Japanese hospitality and genuine care put into the food, Yume Kitchen attracts a hungry and loyal audience."

"One review said: “Great food, great service — just don’t know why we hadn’t been here before Never had sushi as good as this place. Cannot fault it at all."

"Any sushi enthusiast will gravitate to Noa, one of the best restaurants in Clifton to enjoy washoku (traditional Japanese dishes) in a bright and vibrant environment. Noa Japanese Restaurant and Bar brings contemporary Japanese cuisine and culture to Bristol, served in its cozy Manga lounge or the Gojira dining area and cocktail bar. Noah’s menu caters for sushi, sashimi and noodle lovers, and they also offer ‘J-style’ tapas, an innovative twist to traditional Japanese cuisine."

"One review said: “I went to Noa for a casual meal with friends and it really didn't disappoint. There was a calm and relaxed atmosphere on arrival, and the staff made us feel really welcome, and had plenty of recommendations for the best things to order."