ARE YOU CELEBRATING VEGANUARY IN LONDON?
Veganism continues to be one of the largest growing lifestyle movements we have put together a selection of vegan options to try out this Veganuary
With overwhelming research into the health benefits of a plant based diet, alongside the environmental effects and impacts which are converting even the meatiest of eaters.
A recent surge of Netflix documentaries, such as The Game Changers provide for compelling viewing, with the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger amongst those who are championing the vegan diet. As the trend continues to surge, please see below a selection of experimental vegan options to try out in London.
Vegan CBD Pizzas at Lost Boys Pizza
High Priestess is the entirely new vegan menu from Lost Boys Pizza. The Camden pizzeria will be bringing out veganism’s darker and more magical side with an entirely vegan pizza menu that will combine an unholy trilogy of witchcraft, CBD magic and plant based toppings. The new menu will comprise customisable CBD infused vegan pizzas and small plates with a range of dedicated vegan dips, alongside spellbinding CBD cocktail serves. Super-natural tarot inspired pizzas will combine fresh, delicious toppings with a crisp, charcoal bases alongside fiery, fruity and flavourful dips. Diners can enjoy a selection of small but mighty vegan plates such as buffalo cauliflower wings with vegan blue cheese dip, or chips with a smoky, Mezcal guacamole.
Vegan Gyros and Souvlaki at The Athenian
The vegan menu at The Athenian draws on Greece’s healthy eating traditions and abundant fresh produce from its stunning natural landscape to create authentic vegan and vegetarian street food specialities. In the UK, Greek Food historically has been associated with little more than grilled meats and moussaka, but The Athenian has been challenging these misconceptions by adding an array of plant-based options to the menu. The vegan gyros combine seitan marinated in herbs, lemon juice and olive oil served with vegan Athenian sauce and oregano flecked fries. Other vegan treats include flourless brownie, tomato croquettes or courgette fritters generously drizzled with an array of plant-based sauces.
Vegan dishes Kaspars at The Savoy
The menus at Kaspar’s at The Savoy, created by the recently appointed Head Chef Joost Bijster, showcase contemporary seasonal dishes from land (and sea) that capture the vibrancy of the natural landscape. With panoramic views of the River Thames, the stunning Kaspar’s at The Savoy offers diners a luxurious yet informal dining experience. This January, guests can experience the lively atmosphere of the Art Deco-inspired interior whilst enjoying a vegan-friendly a la carte menu. Refreshed almost monthly, the menu will feature vegan delights such as Cauliflower Steak with Broccoli Puree, Broad beans, Pickled potatoes and Grill Farm Vegetables with Romesco sauce, Fregola and Puff Amaranth.
Vegan Bowl at Crudo
Crudo offer their vegan bowl which contains Chickpeas, Quinoa and Rocoto sauce. Once you have your base, you can choose from a selection of add-ons such as avocado, sweet potato, crispy onions and cassava chips. They also have an extensive range of vegan sides and salads including miso kale and beans encevichados. Crudo is based in bustling Fitzrovia, and is a new casual dining and grab-and-go concept bringing the vibrant flavours of Latin American ceviche to London. Crudo, meaning raw, is a Cevicheria where you can design your own ceviche bowls as well as choosing from a menu of tantalising options.
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