#1 MUST GO “Try the salt and pepper chips and sesame crunch toast, both highly recommended by multiple reviewers.”
#2 FOR FRIES IN BIRMINGHAM 100% Vegan Chinese sweet and sourfries
Ranked by overall rating, signature dish strength, and how much reviewers praise the food. If you only have a weekend, start here.
#1 MUST GO “Try the salt and pepper chips and sesame crunch toast, both highly recommended by multiple reviewers.”
#2 MUST GO “Try the vegan lamb shawarma wrap for a generous and flavorful meal”
#3 MUST GO “Order coffee with plant milk options like oat, soy, or almond—all free of charge”
#4 MUST GO “Try the vegan-friendly sushi rolls specially made by the chefs on request.”
#5 MUST GO “Enjoy a matcha latte or chai latte, popular specialty drinks here.”
#6 MUST GO “Try the vegan tandoori 'chicken' and vegan kebabs for flavorful vegan protein.”
#7 MUST GO “Try the vegan full English breakfast with scrambled tofu and vacon”
#9 MUST GO “Enjoy the mac n cheese and mushroom wings, which are popular favorites among guests.”
#10 MUST GO “Try the vegan full English breakfast with tofu and vegan sausages”
#11 MUST GO 
#12 MUST GO “Try the dal tadka and bhindi main dishes, popular vegan choices”
#13 MUST GO “Try the falafel and hummus sandwiches as standout vegan small plates.”
#14 MUST GO “Try the vegan crispy chilli beef and vegan duck pancakes, popular favorites among guests.”
#15 MUST GO “Ask for the separate vegan menu featuring dishes like vegan sausage bake and calzone with vegan cheese.”
spinach · Vegan Food Guide All 15 the 15 essential spots in Birmingham — filter by hours, save the ones you want to try, get walking directions on the day.
1. Wok2Vegan (5.0★, Chinese). 2. Vegan Munch UK (5.0★, Middle Eastern). 3. 200 Degrees Coffee (5.0★, British). 4. Sushi Passion (5.0★, Japanese). 5. Alterna (5.0★, American).
Wok2Vegan — Vegan Chinese, Plant-Based Dishes.
Composite = Spinach rating × 0.6 + signature dish strength × 0.25 + reviewer food rating × 0.15. We cap at 15 and dedupe brand chains.
All 15 venues refreshed 2026-07-03. Photos via Google Maps.
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