THERE are plenty of excellent restaurants in the county including plant-based eateries where meat is off the menu.

Alternatively, there are plenty of mainstream diners which also offer a cracking vegan menu which is worth a try.

We have compiled a list of some of the best vegan places to eat across Worcestershire.

Whether you are a seasoned vegan or just curious about trying some new vegan dishes, these restaurants are sure to give you an all-out vegan experience. 

Little Bento Box

Located in the heart of Worcester City Centre, this trendy sushi spot is a great place to get delicious Japanese style cuisine. 

You can find Little Bento Box upstairs in The Shambles Gallery, with indoor seating at the bar for a casual dining experience or tables on the landing for a more intimate setting.

You can also take your delicious food with you to go.

Be The Change

One of the most notable vegan establishments in Worcester is undoubtedly Be The Change.

The brand boasts two locations in the city, a bakery found in the Cornmarket and a restaurant on New Street. 

The restaurant has a tempting menu of delicious items such as burgers, subs and flatbreads, in a laid back relaxed setting.

BTC has been in Worcester since 2018.

Ask Italian

For lovers of Italian cuisine, ASK Italian may be a surprise inclusion for vegan cuisine.

The huge chain offers a separate vegan menu with lots of options including pizza, pasta and delicious desserts.

Ask Italian can be found in Cathedral Square in Worcester.

Paradiddles

A hidden gem - this cafe in Sidbury is a popular venue for music lovers in Worcester and beyond. Not only that, but they also serve some amazing vegan food.

They do cater for meat and dairy eaters but primarily focus on a wide range of vegan options including breakfasts, paninis and pizzas.

You can also catch some great live music performances as well whilst you enjoy your food.

No Frickin Chicken

This American style foodie trailer serves vegan fried chicken boxes and burgers.

They are not always based in Worcester, but can often be found in Angel Place with quite the queue of hungry locals.

They also make appearances at festivals, food markets, high streets and events.

No Frickin Chicken also has a wide range of dishes, from burgers, boxes, baos, fries, desserts and shakes.

Rise to Health

A newly-opened cafe based in Malvern's Edith Walk, this plant-based kitchen has some of the most photogenic food in the county. 

The menu consists of natural ingredients and medicinal plants, with regularly changing options available for hungry customers.

Breakfast, lunch and delicious snacks are available to order, with a wide variety of hot and cold drinks as well.

Abbey Road Coffee

Located on its namesake Abbey Road in Malvern, this coffee shop is at the foot of the glorious Malvern Hills.

The cafe boasts a fantastic local cup of coffee, tea and a wide range of homemade food.

A large amount of the menu is vegan and dicounted drinks are on offer if you order non-dairy based milk.

Certianly worth a visit.

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