Where to eat vegetarian in Brighton

Recently opened, Burnt Orange offers a tempting modern Middle Eastern-inspired menu. Starters include grilled Sussex halloumi with orange blossom honey and pine nuts, while mains pack a punch with dishes like smoked miso aubergine crispy onions, sour cream and cumin, or orange-glazed cauliflower with spiced cashew cream. 

Nestled in the bustling and vibrant North Laine, this family-run Indian restaurant stars 80-year-old Manju at the head of the kitchen. There's a great choice of thalis and dosas by day, and curries by night, accompanied with an array of flatbreads, poppadoms and chutneys. 

For plant-based fast food with a wow factor, head over to this growing chain specialising in vegan burgers. The indulgent burger menu is big on impact, from the New York melt to the BBQ pork, all fillings are served with lashings of sauces and toppings, sandwiched inside a brioche bun. There are plenty of other guilty pleasures to be found on the menu if you're still hungry.

This contemporary chef-led café bar in Brighton’s Lanes has you covered from breakfast to tea time. From all-day vegetarian breakfasts, to flavourful mains dishes like baharat cauliflower, aubergine, baba ghanoush, pomegranate, harissa, preserved lemon and naan bread - there's plenty of plant-based choice on the regular menu.