Vegan Restaurants in Bristol | Food & Brunch Guide

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Find your next vegan meal in Bristol

Looking for vegan restaurants in Bristol? Begin with breakfast at Café Kino, share Persian-inspired mezze at Koocha, choose a burger at Oowee Vegan or stop at VX for a daytime comfort-food meal. These four profiles help you eat vegan in Bristol with clear addresses, menu links and the service details that matter.

This selection focuses on vegan food menus, but the experiences differ: a worker-run café, a mezze restaurant, fast food and a small daytime venue. Choose the format that fits your plans, and check kitchen times before travelling for a particular meal.

Researched 27 September 20264 restaurant and café profilesVegan breakfast, mezze & comfort food

Vegan restaurants in Bristol: where to eat

Decide between a cooked breakfast, shared plates and a quick individual meal before comparing routes. The four profiles below are an editorial shortlist, not a ranking based on personal visits. The operator sources explain the food offering and any limits to the available information; the optional Google panels help you locate the correct venue.

For a cooked breakfast

Café Kino publishes a vegan breakfast menu with a full English, tofu dishes and pancakes.

For a sharing meal

Koocha offers Persian-inspired mezze and larger plates. Reserve for a meal rather than assuming it is an early-breakfast café.

For comfort food

Compare Oowee Vegan on Baldwin Street with VX on East Street, keeping their different hours in mind.

Restaurants and cafés in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

Café Kino

Stokes Croft · Bristol

100% vegan foodBreakfast & brunchWorker-run café

A full breakfast without removing half the plate.

Kino's vegan breakfast menu includes a full English with scrambled tofu and a Middle Eastern-style breakfast, alongside pancakes and breakfast muffins. Its wider food selection includes homemade bean burgers, sandwiches and salads. Choose it for a seated café meal rather than treating every vegan address as an interchangeable takeaway.

Before you visit Breakfast is listed from 9am to 2pm. The café asks customers to allow extra preparation time when busy and to discuss allergies directly, even for a dish with a dietary label.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Food and kitchen described as entirely free of animal ingredients.
Address	108 Stokes Croft Bristol BS1 3RU
Published hours	Daily 9am–9pm. Check holiday changes on the website.
Breakfast	Published breakfast window: 9am–2pm. Ask about current availability and any additional dietary needs.

Official sources: Café and opening hours · Menu images, vegan statement and allergy information · Address.

Koocha Mezze Bar

Cheltenham Road · Bristol

Vegan menuPersian-inspired mezzeSharing plates

Build a meal around mezze, not just a single main.

Koocha's menu combines dishes such as Persian herb stew, roasted sweet potato and mushroom wings with larger plates including seitan doner. It is the sharing-plate restaurant in this shortlist: choose several different textures and flavours, or keep the meal simple with one larger dish. Meat- and cheese-style names refer to the restaurant's vegan versions.

Before you book The website mistakenly labels weekend opening as 12am; confirm the intended lunchtime start directly. Sunday-roast availability is seasonal and limited, so it is not promised for every visit.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Vegan Persian-inspired restaurant.
Address	203B Cheltenham Road Bristol BS6 5QX
Published hours	Monday–Thursday noon–11pm; Friday noon–11:30pm. Saturday closing 11:30pm; Sunday closing 10pm. Confirm weekend opening and kitchen cutoffs.
Contact	0117 924 1301 or [email protected].

Official sources: Vegan concept · Current linked food menu · Address, hours and roast notice.

Oowee Vegan — Baldwin Street

Baldwin Street · Bristol

Vegan fast foodBurgers & friesWalk-ins

A straightforward burger-and-fries stop.

Oowee Vegan's menu centres on plant-based burgers, fried chick'n, loaded fries, mac and cheese, and shakes. Baldwin Street is the Bristol branch listed by the operator. It suits a casual individual meal or collection order when a long, multi-course restaurant visit is not what you need.

Before you visit The operator uses a walk-in policy rather than table reservations. Check the local ordering page for collection availability; a temporary ordering status is not a reliable replacement for the weekly timetable.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Vegan fast-food menu.
Address	65 Baldwin Street Bristol BS1 1QZ
Published hours	Monday–Wednesday 11:30am–10pm; Thursday and Sunday 11:30am–10:30pm; Friday–Saturday 11:30am–11pm. Recheck the branch page.
Service	Walk-in seating, collection and delivery links are provided by the operator.

Official sources: Bristol address, timetable and service policy · Menu categories and dishes.

VX Bristol

East Street · Bristol

Everything veganDaytime comfort foodBreakfast burrito

Keep this comfort-food stop in your daytime plans.

VX explicitly answers yes to whether everything is vegan. Its displayed menu includes a breakfast burrito, burgers, nachos and hot dogs. It is a useful alternative to the other café and fast-food formats here, but its afternoon closing makes it unsuitable as an assumed late dinner option.

Before you order The menu page carries an older year label. Check current dishes and prices rather than relying on those printed amounts. The kitchen closes 30 minutes before the venue.

Information	Details
Vegan status	Everything vegan according to the operator FAQ.
Address	123 East Street Bristol BS3 4ER
Published hours	Tuesday–Saturday 9am–4pm; Sunday 11am–4pm. No Monday service listed. Kitchen until 3:30pm.
Contact	0117 329 1610. Ordinary small-group visits do not use table reservations.

Official sources: Vegan status, kitchen hours and booking policy · Displayed menu and address.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Bristol

Choose the breakfast format

Café Kino offers a defined morning-to-early-afternoon breakfast window. VX's displayed breakfast burrito is another option to confirm for a daytime visit. Neither a late restaurant closing time nor a brunch promotion elsewhere establishes an early-breakfast service.

Keep a second option nearby

Check the route and food cutoff before switching cafés. A venue across the city may close its kitchen before you arrive, even when a map listing still says the business is open.

Plan your Bristol vegan dining

Use the restaurant's address

Save the street number along with the name. A company's office address or another branch is not the place to arrive for lunch; the profile maps use the dining locations listed above.

Decide between a table and takeaway

Choose a restaurant meal, a café visit or food to collect before planning your schedule. A walk-in venue and a booked mezze dinner need different amounts of flexibility.

Check older menu labels

A menu may still illustrate the food style even when its printed year or price is old. Confirm current availability and the final cost with the operator.

Explain additional requirements

A vegan food menu does not settle allergy or access questions. Discuss those needs directly and check the full preparation, including drinks and extras, where relevant.

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Bristol vegan dining FAQ

Does this shortlist focus on vegan food menus?

Yes. The four profiles are selected for vegan food offerings rather than single vegan substitutions. Check any additional dietary requirements with staff.

Where is the clearest breakfast option?

Café Kino publishes its breakfast menu and service window. VX also displays a breakfast burrito, with current availability worth confirming.

Can I book a table at Oowee Vegan?

The operator states that its locations use walk-ins rather than reservations. Collection and delivery are separate ordering options.

Is a Koocha Sunday roast guaranteed?

No. Roast availability is limited and seasonal. Check directly before planning a visit around that specific meal.

Are the title image and restaurant photos the same kind of image?

No. The Bristol title illustration is AI-generated. Optional restaurant photographs and maps are supplied by Google Maps with attribution after consent; pictured food is not necessarily vegan.

Research notes

Researched 27 September 2026. Operator pages and linked menus form the sources for these profiles. This is desk research, not personal restaurant testing or kitchen inspection. Koocha's weekend opening notation is ambiguous; VX's menu carries an older year label. Recheck current food, prices, opening times and reservations directly.

The title image is an original AI-generated Bristol travel illustration, not a restaurant photograph.

Optional Google photos and mini-maps load only after Google Maps consent in the central privacy settings. Food in third-party photographs is not necessarily vegan. Ordinary text and links remain available without consent. Privacy settings.