Best Vegan Restaurants in Worthing

"A delicious vegan option for all our environmentally conscious friends. A Mediterranean diet does not typically restrict eating meat, fish or dairy, therefore at Purezza you will find some really different and creative recipes. Although it may not be traditionally Italian, their handmade sourdough pizza and variety of pastas are incredible."

"But that’s not to say that we’re the only showstoppers in town. In fact, Brighton has so many excellent vegan options it’s difficult to know where to begin. So let’s start with Purezza, the vegan pizza trendsetters."

"If you appreciate your breakfast being sourced locally using fresh and organic products, then SIX Brighton & Hove is the place to be after you roll out of bed. Right in the heart of Brunswick Town, this large restaurant will be happy to serve you with passion a delicious dish off their breakfast menu. You will find dishes here that you can’t elsewhere in Brighton, such as freshly baked banana bread, pescatarian brunch bowl and ham benedict."

"Six are here to offer you an indulgent bottomless brunch at one of Brighton’s very best venues. It’s available Friday to Sunday as well as bank holiday Mondays between 10 and 3, so there’s absolutely loads of opportunity for you to get booked in. This one is £22 per person plus the price of your brunch dish."

"This is one of the best places to grab an Instagram photo in Brighton. Six is a natural eatery, specialising in healthy food, organic coffee and tasty cocktails. The interior is full of delicate and quirky accessories, and the food is to die for..."

"Iydea was one of the forerunners in vegetarian food service in Brighton's North Laine, and has won awards from the Vegetarian Society for its food. The super selection of salad more often than not includes a vegan option or two, and you can fill up on a mountain of pulses, hummus and fresh veg in a takeaway box bulging with goodnes. It's Iydea's dedication to crafting sweet treats for vegan teeth that impresses us the most about this place, and puts it firmly on this list."

"Iydea is the perfect spot for fast, healthy, vegetarian food. You’ll find this restaurant at Kensington Gardens in North Laine, always bustling with customers at lunchtime. All the food at Iydea is vegetarian or vegan and can be eaten in or taken-away."

"One of the best vegan restaurants in Brighton, Happy Maki‘s menu features an abundance of vegan sushi rolls, sushi bowls, and sides, and they all sound amazing. They have everything from vegan duck rolls to vegan cod, and everything in between. The popcorn cauliflower also sounds absolutely insane, so I’d definitely recommend giving that a go as a little side dish."

"A post shared by Happy Maki (@thehappymaki) on Dec 15, 2016 at 3:49am PST. Happy Maki's creations might come minus meat and fish but these veggie sushi wraps deliver full-on flavour, with combinations like crispy mock hoisin duck with avocado and sweet potato with roasted coconut. For sushi without the fins, why not order in?"

"Absolutely love it! Tasty food and friendly service.. Just a shame there aren't more outlets!" 4.8/5 star rating. 8 Pool Valley, BN1 1PN"

"This family run, Thai Gastrobar offers a warm, relaxed atmosphere, bringing the feel of South Asia to the heart of Brighton. Conveniently situated close to the Royal Pavilion Sabai offer an extensive menu, using quality locally sourced ingredients where possible and herbs imported from Thailand to produce fantastic food, high in flavour. Some Thai restaurants dumb down their flavours for Western tastes but not at Sabai, here the food packs a real punch and the services is friendly and unrushed."

"Omnivores, herbivores, and javaphiles (what the cool kids are calling coffee lovers) can get their caffeine fix and enjoy a tasty brekkie at The Coffee Counter. Local artists have graced the walls with their hipster murals and the friendly staff will bless your tastebuds with their scrumptious breakfasts. If you want a traditional fry up, a sweet treat, bagels, toasties, or a chance to say hello to their doggo, pop into this cosy little joint, you’ll be glad you did!"

"If you are tired of all the Western food, why don’t you move a little away from your comfort zone and experience the joy and satisfaction Chinese food can bring you?. If you like the idea, visit The Lucky Star on Trafalgar Street. Featuring modern interiors with a touch of authentic Asian design influences, this restaurant is not only a haven of exquisite food but also a relaxing place where time passes by quickly as the finished plates pile up."

"Gars has been the highlight of the city’s Chinese dining scene for 30 years and deservedly so. They’re justly famed for their exquisite Dim Sum menu which has to be seen to be believed, we’d recommend that you dive in and order some of everything that you fancy as you won’t be disappointed. The day-to-day menu is constantly evolving to reflect the way that people’s tastes change but also how Chinese cuisine is constantly changing too."

"In the southwest corner of Chichester’s wall circuit is a charming garden, looked after by Chichester District Council but not in the register or parks and gardens. You can get in via the Bishop’s Palace Cannon Gate on Canon Lane to be dazzled by immaculate formal flowerbeds against the evocative backdrop of the old walls. The arboretum has some 100 exotic and rare trees, while there’s an Alpine garden, a wildlife garden and a rose pergola entwined with clematis, honeysuckle and climbing roses."

"Back when Brighton was the tiny fishing village of Brighthelmstone, Old Steine Gardens was the village green with a stream running through it. Before long the gardens became a recreation area in a growing resort, and was incorporated the eastern lawns of William IV’s Royal Pavilion. Now it’s a green space in touching distance of all Brighton’s big landmarks, neighbourhoods and cultural venues: Moments south is the Palace Pier, to the east is Kemptown, The Lanes are just to the west, while Royal Pavilion is right next door."

"While this is a very beautiful area, completed with the large fountain in the middle, it is tainted by being very small and surrounded by cars, meaning you never truly feel like you’ve left the pollution and madness of the city centre. The flowers are well looked after and are a key aspect of this park, while there are a number of monuments to check out if you have time. The park is incredibly central, at the entrance to Kemptown."

"Pancake stack CHOCOLATE MASCARPONE | HAZELNUT PRALINE CRUMB | CARAMELISED BANANA – on the menu @cafecoho Queens from Saturday #brighton #breakfast #brunch #lunch #indulgeyourself. A post shared by Cafe Coho (@cafecoho) on Jan 31, 2018 at 11:04am PST. With three locations in Brighton, Cafe Coho is here to feed all your brunching needs."

"On the corner of ship street, right next to Marwoods, is Cafe Coho. The coffee served is Union Coffee, which is hand-roasted in small batches to ensure paramount quality and freshness. Food-wise I can never resist the toasted sausage bap with homemade chutney."

"Another one of Brighton’s proudly indie cafes serving up some of the finest pancakes in town, every day of the week. With three locations around the city, you’ll never be far away from one of their phenomenal stacks. Our order: Greek yoghurt pancakes"

"With stores in Brighton, Hove and Kemptown, Café Rust has become a thriving brunch spot since its first store opened in 2015. Rust is beautifully designed with tons of shabby chic charm that will have you reaching for your camera immediately. The food is just as beautiful as the décor, and the coffee is locally sourced, what more could you ask for?"

"Hidden along Preston Road, Cafe Rust is the quiet brunch escape you have been looking for. The cafe’s beautiful wooden tables for two and blue paint on the plastered walls makes it feel intimate and cozy. The garden area with its stoney walls and rustic tables is a fabulous setting for brunch on a sunny day."

"If you’re heading towards Preston Park, then this is the cafe you’ll want to stop by. Expect shabby chic interior, strong coffee and appetising lunch menus. Google Map: 50 Preston Rd, Brighton BN1 4QF"

"If you seek a proper French brasserie, straight out of the movies, swing by this plush Hove institution. Moules mariniere, salad nicoise or confit duck leg (natch) rub shoulders with more mediterranean risottos and halloumi based dishes. Special shout out to the plating; beaucoup Instagrammable, mes amis."