Best Vegan Restaurants in Whitstable

"Vegetarian and vegan haven Oaktree Market Bistro offers an array of wonderful products to take home and enjoy, alongside an extensive menu of meat-free delights. Hearty and filling dishes win most die-hard carnivores’ seal of approval, a good choice of sharing plates and salads, soups and cous cous sitting alongside hearty grilled cheeses in warm ciabatta and several pasta dishes. Themed evenings make the most of regional flavours, with Thai, Greek and Japanese proving very popular."

"Vegan grub doesn’t have to mean mung beans and despair, as The Oak Tree proves. This cool café-restaurant – all Farrow & Ball grey panelling and clattery seating – serves up a host of plant-based takes on gastro-pub classics: satay curries, mac and ‘cheese’, homemade pies and faux-ice-cream sundaes among them."

"We are a passionate group of vegans with a genuine passion for what we do. The OakTree is owned by Husband and Wife team, Samantha and Jim Anderson.Following Government guidelines, we are re-opening Thursday 15th April 2021. We will only be open for outside tables for now."

"24 High Street, Canterbury CT1 2AY EnglandItalian, PizzaLunch, Dinner, Late NightReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+44 1227 637176https://www.askitalian.co.uk"

"Fans of Italian food are drawn to the superb ASK Italian restaurant, found in the heart of Canterbury, close to Canterbury Cathedral. With restaurants all over the country, the ASK Italian restaurant group seems to be spot on with their casual yet high…"

"A self-proclaimed rock and roll pub, it has a quaint courtyard and a jukebox with some of the best rock ‘n’ roll, punk and metal songs out there. Despite looking a little scary, the atmosphere is actually really friendly. It’s also open a bit later than some other nearby establishments – although the garden may close earlier."

"The Lady Luck is a vibrant pub located in Canterbury’s High Street, just a short walk from the Westgate Tower. Well-known for its bustling music nights, The Lady Luck also has a reputation for its delicious vegan takes on classic pub dishes. Click here to visit The Lady Luck’s website"

"24/05/2021: I came down to Maidstone from London to visit a friend and we decided to have vegan afternoon tea which was only £14.99 each!. It was definitely worth the trip!. I was a bit worried as sometimes vegan options can be a bit hit or miss but this was all great!"

"This cool spot, a relative newcomer on the Southend restaurant scene, is serving food and cocktails outside to outdoor seating under canopies and heaters to keep you cosy. As you might have guessed, the central dish here is ramen, but you can also get your hands on gyoza, bao buns, katsu curry and seafood cooked on a traditional Japanese grill. There are even roasts with a Japanese twist available on Sundays!"

"The Veg Box Cafe located just a short walk from the Cathedral gate, specialises in vegan and vegetarian food using seasonal, locally sourced, fair trade and organic produce. The recently expanded, popular cafe, offers a wide range of freshly prepared breakfast (8.30am – 11am) and lunch (12pm – 4pm) options, along with a plethora of delicious homemade cakes and sweet treats to eat in or to take away. Click here to visit The Veg Box Cafe website"

"Super-relaxed, super-friendly and busy in a way that suggests it reaches out beyond its core constituency, this veggie-vegan cafe (naturally, the walls are painted a vivid green) is clearly much-loved in Canterbury. A special of roast parsnip, leek and nutty spelt salad felt toppy at £8, but plenty of herbs and a few salty black olives helped give it distinct dimensions of flavour. It also came with bouncingly fresh homemade bread."

"Nationwide Italian chain Zizzi is not exactly the last word in cutting-edge culinary cool, but it’s been quick off the mark to introduce some hot ..."