Glasgow · Scotland
Find your next vegan meal in Glasgow
Looking for vegan restaurants in Glasgow? Plan a plant-based meal at Mono or Stereo, head to Partick for Suissi's Asian-inspired cooking, or start the day with a vegan breakfast roll at Rose & Grants. These four profiles bring together menus, addresses and practical ordering notes to help you eat vegan in Glasgow without confusing a late-opening bar with a late-serving kitchen.
Mono, Stereo and Suissi are vegan venues; Rose & Grants is a mixed-menu café with a separate vegan brunch selection. The numbered cards are an editorial shortlist, not a taste-test ranking. Choose by meal, neighbourhood and service time, then open the relevant menu before visiting.
Vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in Glasgow
A good food plan starts with what you want from the visit. Save a morning café separately from a restaurant dinner, and allow time to reach the actual street rather than relying on a broad city-centre search. Each profile below includes source links and identifies any limits to the menu or timetable verification. Google photos and a location map are available after consent; the written directions work independently.
For a Scottish-style breakfast roll
Rose & Grants lists vegan square-sausage and haggis rolls. Select the vegan version, including spread and any extras.
For food around a music outing
Compare Mono and Stereo. Both have vegan kitchens, but their food-service windows finish before a late night out.
For an Asian-inspired dinner
Suissi Vegan Kitchen is the Partick option. Reserve ahead and check the short weekend kitchen break.
Restaurants and cafés in this guide
Editorial selection · not a rankingMono
Kings Court · Glasgow city centre
Build the visit around a meal, with music close at hand.
Mono brings a vegan café-bar and events space together under the same roof as Monorail Music. The operator says all food and drinks are free from animal products, with food freshly prepared on site. It is a useful option when you want the freedom of a vegan menu without checking which vegetarian dishes need replacing. Follow the food page for the latest menu and table-booking link.
Before you visit Food is published as noon–8:30pm, not from the weekday 11am venue opening. Events can change kitchen service; the operator advises allowing around 30 minutes for food during busy periods. Groups larger than six should call to arrange a booking. The downloadable menu image was not retrievable during this check, so no specific current dish is promised.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Vegan café-bar; operator confirms vegan food and drinks. |
| Address | 12 Kings Court Glasgow G1 5RB |
| Published hours | Monday–Saturday 11am–10pm; Sunday noon–10pm. Food: noon–8:30pm, subject to events. |
| Contact | 0141 553 2400. Use the food page for table bookings. |
Official sources: Vegan provision, address and venue hours · Kitchen service, menu links and booking guidance.
Stereo
Renfield Lane · Glasgow city centre
Keep dinner and the late-night programme on separate clocks.
Stereo describes itself as a dedicated vegan bar and kitchen, with live performances and club events alongside the food offering. Its Renfield Lane website links separate full, lunch and gluten-free menus, giving you a way to compare meal formats before booking. The linked menu files could not be fully read during this check, so use the live menus rather than relying on an older dish list.
Before you visit The kitchen closes at 9pm even when the venue remains open into the early morning. Confirm a table and your intended meal before arranging an evening around a gig; an event ticket and a restaurant reservation are different arrangements.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Dedicated vegan bar and kitchen. |
| Address | 22–28 Renfield Lane Glasgow G2 5AR |
| Published hours | Sunday–Thursday noon–midnight; Friday–Saturday noon–3am. Kitchen closes at 9pm. |
| Contact | 0141 222 2254 or [email protected]. |
Official sources: Vegan kitchen, address, contact and service times · Menu links.
Suissi Vegan Kitchen
Dumbarton Road · Partick
Make the Partick meal a destination in its own right.
Suissi is a family-run vegan kitchen whose cooking draws on Malaysian roots and other Asian influences. The operator's updates highlight laksa and acar, the latter pairing pickled vegetables with a peanut-chilli dressing. Check the current menu for the dishes you want rather than assuming every special is permanent. Its small-venue booking advice makes this a meal to arrange ahead, especially for a group.
Before you book A submitted reservation form still needs confirmation from the restaurant. On Saturdays and Sundays the kitchen pauses from 4pm to 4:30pm. Mention any additional dietary requirements when booking.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Fully vegan Asian-inspired restaurant. |
| Address | 494 Dumbarton Road Glasgow G11 6SL |
| Published hours | Wednesday–Thursday 5pm–10pm; Friday 5pm–10:30pm; Saturday 1pm–10:30pm; Sunday 1pm–9pm. Monday–Tuesday closed. |
| Contact | 0141 339 9331. Weekend kitchen break: 4pm–4:30pm. |
Official source: Food approach, restaurant updates, address, reservations and hours.
Rose & Grants
Trongate · Glasgow city centre
A vegan square-sausage roll is a different breakfast plan.
Rose & Grants' restaurant-supplied ordering menu separates vegan brunch from conventional breakfasts. Vegan square sausage, haggis and potato-scone rolls sit alongside a vegan breakfast muffin and scramble on toast. Later choices include vegan Scotch pie and macaroni pie with beans. Visit Glasgow also highlights the café's vegan-friendly brunch offering. Choose the vegan preparation by name; this is not a vegan-only café.
Before you visit Dish examples come from the ordering menu, so confirm eating-in availability and the breakfast cutoff. The weekly timetable below is directory-listed, not independently confirmed with the café. Request plant milk and check spreads or extras.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Vegan status | Mixed café with a separate vegan brunch selection and vegan lunch choices. |
| Address | 27 Trongate Glasgow G1 5EZ |
| Listed hours | Monday–Friday 8am–4pm; Saturday–Sunday 9am–4pm. Confirm current food service directly. |
| Listed contact | 0141 553 0501. Operator updates: @roseandgrants. |
Sources: Restaurant-supplied menu · Official destination brunch guide · Listed contact and hours.
Vegan breakfast and brunch in Glasgow
Save a morning café, not just a vegan restaurant
Rose & Grants is the breakfast lead in this selection. Decide between a filled roll and a larger brunch, then confirm the menu window for your visit. A restaurant that serves vegan food later in the day is not automatically an early-breakfast option.
Keep the whole order plant-based
Make the vegan request explicit when a café serves two versions of a familiar breakfast. Include spread, sauce and your drink in the order. For a weekend away, keep a morning alternative separate from the place you have booked for dinner.
Plan your Glasgow vegan dining
Choose the area with the meal
Partick is a separate destination from the city-centre addresses. Check your actual route and return journey rather than deciding from a photograph or a broad map search.
Work backwards from a performance
Allow time to travel, wait and eat. Tell the restaurant about a fixed departure, and confirm kitchen last orders rather than treating a club closing time as a dinner deadline.
Check booking confirmation
A request is not always a confirmed reservation. Read the operator's response and arrange larger groups directly. Discuss access needs and allergies separately from the vegan food request.
Use current menus for final choices
Follow the linked menus for availability and prices. Older photographs, delivery menus and seasonal promotions can be useful starting points, but they do not settle every detail of a restaurant sitting.
Continue your Scottish food trip with our guides to Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee.
Glasgow vegan dining FAQ
Are all four venues fully vegan?
No. Three profiles cover vegan venues; Rose & Grants serves a mixed menu with a separate vegan selection. Check the label on each card.
Which profile is the breakfast starting point?
Start with the café profile and its vegan brunch menu. Confirm the day's service before travelling for a particular breakfast dish.
Can I order food until a music venue closes?
Not necessarily. Food service has its own cutoff, and events can alter it. Use the kitchen notes in each profile and reconfirm before a late visit.
Are the menu lists complete and guaranteed?
No. Some linked menu files could not be fully retrieved, and dishes can change. Each profile identifies the evidence used and the details that need checking directly.
Why are restaurant photos and maps optional?
They are external Google Maps content and load after consent. The photos may show non-vegan food. Ordinary text and links remain usable without consent; the city title image is a separate AI-generated illustration.
Research notes
Researched 28 September 2026. Operator sources were prioritised. Rose & Grants' restaurant-supplied ordering menu and the identified destination and directory listings support its profile. Some menu downloads were not fully retrievable. This is desk research, not a personal taste test or kitchen inspection. Confirm current dishes, service, access and reservations with the venue before travelling.
The title image is an original AI-generated Glasgow travel illustration, not a photograph of a recommended restaurant.
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.
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