Local Vegan Guide – Bath

10/27/2025
Dentons
October 27, 2025

Bath ranks among Britain’s top destinations for plant-based dining, with a thriving vegan scene that spans casual cafés to upscale restaurants. From dedicated vegan establishments to mainstream venues embracing innovative plant-based menus, the city welcomes everyone—committed vegans, and curious food lovers alike.

Bath’s vegan culture has grown over the years, and there are many restaurants and cafes where innovative chefs are redefining what plant-based dining can be. Many restaurants in areas like Walcot, Twerton, Weston, and the city centre have embraced veganism wholeheartedly, with some venues operating as entirely plant-based establishments while others offer extensive vegan menus alongside their regular offerings.

Vegan Restaurants in Bath

OAK Restaurant

A great place to pick up organic, chemical free locally grown vegetables and natural wines – and even better to consume them, cooked to perfection in the restaurant. The menu is constantly changing, and features some tasty snacks for brunch (eg. Sweetcorn fritters, creamy thyme mushrooms and great sourdough bread). For mains opt for the likes of Jerusalem artichokes with sunflower butter or roast cauliflower with garlic and fenugreek cream. There’s a “five course feast” available for £42.

Open 10am to 9pm Monday to Sunday.

The Green Rocket

This award-winning vegan restaurant in the heart of the city offers 100% vegan breakfast, daytime and evening menus to take you through the day. Evening mains include dishes like a Vietnamese Coconut Curry Bowl or Crusted Portobello Kievs, all with imaginative tasty sides.

Opening hours vary: check the website for details.

Vegan Take-Out in Bath

Chai Walla

Spreading “happiness and good vibes” along with their delectable samosas, wraps, bhajis and other authentic Indian favourites family-run Chai Walla is perfect for freshly made, fast food to go. Great value for money.

Open Monday to Saturday 11.30am to 5pm.

Eat A Pitta

The Eat a Pitta falafel recipe originated in Grandma Yolandes’ kitchen in the back streets of Algiers more than 70 years ago. Enjoy your falafel wrapped up in a soft fluffy stuffed pitta or an overflowing salad box with a unique choice of house made sauces and freshly cut Mediterranean inspired salads. Open Monday to Sunday 11am – 8pm

Heavenly Desserts Bath

Handcrafted desserts, refined interiors and exceptional service await. They have a whole vegan menu with loads of options. The team at Heavenly Desserts also recently won the ‘Best Dessert Shop in Somerset 2025!’, so they’re always worth stopping by. Open Monday to Sunday 11am - 12am.

Vegan Shops in Bath

Harvest Natural Foods

A co-operative that provides an innovative selection of ethical alternatives and health food ranges. All products are vegetarian and GM-free. There’s a range of vegan make-up available too, along with deodorants and facial washes. They take orders for collection.

Open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm (late opening at 10am on Tuesday).

Seasons

An independent, healthy, and organic shop in Bath selling products at fair prices. If you need a hand with products, their knowledgeable staff are always ready to give you a hand. There’s always something new to learn. All sorts of ranges that are vegan and eco-friendly.

Open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5.30pm.

Read our local guides

What sets Bath apart is how seamlessly veganism has been woven into the city’s identity. This isn’t just about food availability; it’s about a community that values sustainability, animal welfare, and health.

If you need a guide to your local area, make sure you flick through our directories, bringing together essential neighbourhood businesses and services in one easy-to-use printed format.

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