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When it comes to vegan eateries in Exeter then you're simply spoilt for choice. You'll find plenty of vegan eateries around every corner - making it easier for those who already live this lifestyle, or for those who want to give it a go this veganuary!
Read on to discover solely-vegan eateries, plus the many cafés and restaurants in Exeter that have brilliant vegan options...
Sacred Grounds
Serving up fresh, delicious, considered food, Sacred Grounds is a vegan cafe in the heart of Exeter’s Independent West Quarter. With a menu that changes seasonally it's a foodie haven for everyone and their PETA award-winning vegan eggs are a must try, along with their fruit and savoury waffles, coffees and scrumptious bakes. Whatever you tuck into you'll be in for a real treat!
The Daily Bowl
At Daily Bowl they celebrate the values of whole food plant-based eating, not just for a month, but every day. Chilly January is just the time for a bowl of nourishing lentil dahl and homemade five-seeded bread, or, for those seeking a culinary adventure, a hearty meal of Tamari Seasoned Organic Tofu served with our colourful rainbow slaw, organic Cavolo Nero kale, topped with an irresistible homemade peanut satay sauce and a healthy pinch of fermented Ginger Turmeric Kimchi to keep the body in tip-top form.
How on Earth Deli
A family run, fully vegan business, the How on Earth Deli only opened in 2020 but has proved such a hit that it that it's just keeps on offering more and more vegan delights. With a love for great tasting food and a drive to create exciting and affordable, cruelty-free options for the plant-based folks of Exeter, their homemade produce are simply a taste sensation and they specialise in meat substitutes.
The Flat
Inspired by planet-friendly vegetarian and vegan living, if you love pizza (and who doesn't) then The Flat is your new best friend. An independent restaurant based on Exeter's bustling Fore Street, their pizzas are individually hand-stretched especially for you and come with a range of tasty toppings including vegan sausages.
Ari's Healthy Life
An organic food store and cafe offering a wide variety of vegan, natural and local products, Ari's Healthy Life is your one-stop shop for everything vegan related. From food supplements and artisan breads to a skincare and hair range, they've got it all and you can start your shop off with some delicious coffee and cake in the cafe.
Truffle Hounds
The name says it all - this is a dog-friendly, vegan patisserie that serves up an indulgent range of home-made chocolates, pastries and ice creams. If you've got a sweet tooth then this is the perfect place for you and your four legged friend.
Pho
You might already be aware that Pho is the national dish of Vietnam but did you know that 40% of their menu is vegan? The short menu means they can specialise in a small number of Vietnamese street foods, as well as ensuring everything is made fresh in house every day. All the dishes are flavoured with Asian spices and brimmed with herbs. If you're not sure about what's on the menu then chat to their friendly team.
On the Waterfront
If you've never experiened On The Waterfront's famous dustin lid pizzas then you don't know what you're missing and the best news is that there are plenty of vegan options. Choose from a classic margherita, add some spice with the 'flaming veggies' or try the Siciliano. There's also a great range of small plates but dare you brave the 'Moving Mountains Burger'!
The Ivy
If you're looking to sample some fine dining and glamour this Veganuary then a visit to The Ivy Exeter should be on your list. Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral, their vegan and vegetarian menu changes with the seasons and currently includes Stilton and Walnut Cheese Soufflé, Coconut Sweet Potato Curry, Foraged Wild Mushroom and Truffle Linguine, and many more delights.
The Turks Head
Located in the heart of the city centre, next to the historic Guildhall is one of the regions oldest pubs and believed to be the favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens. The popular Turk's Head isn't just confined to the history books though as these days not only do they serve up a bewildering array of drinks but also a great selection of vegan options on their menu along a with vegan Sunday roast that's been getting rave reviews.
The Cosy Club
The Cosy Club's menu is full of British classics with a modern twist and their vegan menu is no exception! From breakfast and brunch to small plates and mains, you certainly won't go hungry and our tastebuds are tingling at the sound of a vegan dirty breakfast butty or warm harissa baked squash salad.
PizzaExpress
Big on flavour and packing a great choice of vegan options, PizzaExpress source the freshest ingredients to deliver a true taste of Italy. Whether you like your pizza big, thin and crispy (Romana), Classic or lighter on the calories with Leggera, you certainly won't go hungry and you can dine out on the splendid views across to Exeter Cathedral.
The Garden Restaurant, RHS Rosemoor
Straight from the fruit and vegetable garden to the kitchen, The Garden Restaurant at RHS Rosemoor prides itself on creating dishes that shine the spotlight on abundant, flavour-filled, home-grown produce. Their dishes change every two weeks so they can make the very most of whatever produce is in peak condition and ready for harvest in the gardens. Of course no visit would be complete without exploring the actual gardens at RHS Rosemoor which are full of delight and beauty all year round.
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Sacred Grounds is a plant-based foodie heaven located in Exeter’s Indie West Quarter.
DAILY BOWL is a plant friendly community cafe at Exeter Central Station offering healthy lunchtime bowls and light bites, tasty in-house baked muffins and sweet treats, delicious coffee, organic loose leaf teas, a kombucha refill station, and an on-site mini-market with plants, gifts, and Daily Bowl products.
How On Earth is a family run, fully vegan business that was founded in 2017, with the deli officially opening in 2020! With a love for great tasting food and a drive to create exciting and affordable, cruelty-free options for the plant-based folks of Exeter, we developed our own range of handmade meat substitutes! You can find these meat substitutes in our counter to buy by the weight, alongside a wide range of other awesome local vegan produce or you can try them in one of our fresh lunch/breakfast options! Take with you on the go or enjoy inside the deli, we can’t wait to see you!
The Flat is an atmospheric independent pizza restaurant on fore street serving freshly prepared hand stretched vegetarian and vegan pizzas.
Pho is small and informal yet serves great value, deliciously healthy and authentically prepared Vietnamese food!
Perched on the edge of the historic Exeter Quayside, we are housed on the ground floor of a magnificent 19th century warehouse. This building and many like it nearby served the booming woollen industry of the mid 19th century.
Neighbouring the iconic Exeter Cathedral at 65-67 High Street, The Ivy Exeter offers sophisticated yet friendly all-day dining in the heart of Devon for locals and visitors alike. The Ivy Exeter offers relaxed, sophisticated all-day dining to tourists, shoppers and locals alike. From modern British classics to Asian-inspired cuisine and fantastic vegan and vegetarian dishes, there’s something for everyone to love, seven days a week. The restaurant sits within easy reach of the Guildhall shopping Centre, Phoenix theatre and the Corn Exchange, making it the ideal venue for pre-show dining or post-shopping drinks.
Located in the heart of the city centre next to the Guildhall is one of the regions oldest pubs and a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens - or so we believe... Recently restored to its former glory, The Turk's Head is back with a bang and ready to showcase the 700+ year history.
Quirky, eccentric and playful, the Cosy Club offers informal, casual dining, drinking and lounging in a homely and family friendly environment.
Come and see us on the corner of Exeter’s charming Cathedral Yard, in a listed building once known as Tinley’s tea shop. Inside, the restaurant is split over two floors, so there’s room enough for everyone, with original features like timber frames, exposed brick walls and a cast iron fireplace giving a warm, cosy feel. Sit downstairs to watch our talented pizzaiolos at work in the open kitchen, or take a seat upstairs, where large windows overlook the Cathedral itself. You’ll find us just 5 minutes’ walk from Exeter train station and 10 minutes’ walk from the bus station – and with plenty of car parking nearby too, there’s really no excuse not to visit us.
Discover 65 acres of magical gardens nestled between Dartmoor and Exmoor. Find an extensive range of plants and gifts in our garden centre. Stunning gardens set in glorious landscapes make a gorgeous day out for all. With plenty to do from family events, to art and shopping - there is always a reason to visit.
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