Fun fact. Vegan pizza isn’t as unconventional as you might think. One of the original pizzas created in Naples, Italy, is the Marinara Pizza – made with just tomato sauce, olive oil, herbs, and garlic.
I love the OG vegan pizza (when done well), but equally so, I enjoy the modern adaptations that make Italians want to cry. Thankfully, there are plenty of options for both traditional and imaginative vegan pizza in London.
Of course, you can get vegan pizza at popular chains like Pizza Express, Franco Manca, Pizza Pilgrims, or Pizza Union. But why settle for a bog-standard chain-restaurant pizza when you could indulge in something a little more exciting?!
In this guide, I will share a couple of fully vegan restaurants, along with some vegan-friendly places that offer more than just the standard marinara pizza. I’ve even included a vegan pizza delivery company – so there’s vegan pizza for all occasions!
AUG 2026 UPDATE: One of my favourite pizza restaurants, Flat Earth Pizza in Bethnal Green (fully vegetarian), sadly closed down, as well as the fully vegan Pastan in Farringdon. Therefore, I have since added a few non-vegan, non-vegetarian pizza places to the guide. So that you can still have some options!
Purezza
- Location: Camden
- Diet: Vegan
If you only have time for one vegan pizza in London, then you must visit Purezza. It is a fully vegan pizzeria located in Camden. They make their bases out of sourdough, and they are wonderfully chewy.
You can also select a gluten-free sourdough base, or a celiac-friendly option is also available. They make their own vegan cheese, and honestly it is amazing. If you aren’t normally a fan of vegan cheese, you should at least give Purezza’s a try!
They have a variety of toppings, including the classics and some of their own inventions, like BBQ Bourbon Pizza. I recommend ordering one of their dips, particularly their garlic sauce, for dipping your crust into. It is pure heaven!
You can visit them in Camden, where they have a sizeable restaurant and some outdoor seating. But you can also order for takeaway – it’s my go-to hangover takeaway! Good news – if you find yourself in Manchester or Brighton, they also have a Purezza there!
Fed by Plants
- Location: South Bank
- Diet: Vegan
Fed by Plants is a vegan cafe located in Gabriel’s Wharf. They sell a variety of vegan comfort foods, including tofish and chips, nachos, burgers, and of course, pizza! Despite being quite a small, homely venue, they make all their pizza dough from scratch!
They have a few different pizzas to choose from, including a meat feast pizza and a cashew ricotta pizza. They aren’t my favourite pizzas, and I’m not the biggest fan of the vegan cheese, but priced around £14, they are a solid option!
I recommend visiting on a sunny day to make the most out of their outdoor seating.
Homeslice
- Location: Neal’s Yard (Covent Garden) and City
- Diet: Vegan-friendly
I was originally drawn to Homeslice because of the huge pizzas, and the ability to order them half-and-half. Perfect date night pizza. But also, they have a dedicated vegan pizza on their menu, as well as a handful of pizzas that can be made vegan.
The pizza itself is huge, and I recommend sharing it with another person or accepting that the other half may well be taken home with you in a box. But the dough itself is perfectly thin and crispy. Which was the thing I loved the most about Homeslice!
Second to that were the flavours. Everything tasted amazing. The vegan fennel sausage pizza was my favourite, but I’d also gladly eat a whole pizza with the vegan ‘nduja topping.
And the vegan cheese was not your usual cheap tacky stuff. The only thing I was missing was a creamy vegan dip for my pizza. But they had a few other non-creamy dips to choose from.
If you have space for dessert after this monster of a pizza, they also have a vegan brownie. Sadly not made in-house, but it was amazing.
Lost Souls
- Location: Camden
- Diet: Vegan-friendly
Whilst I would recommend going to Purezza (the fully vegan pizza place up top) if you are in Camden, if you happen to be a bit of a horror fanatic then you’ll love Lost Souls.
The restaurant is horror themed, so everything from the decor to the drinks is spooky. They even make their pizza with charcoal dough.
They have a large selection of vegan pizzas, and many others which can be made with vegan cheese. They also have a great selection of drinks and cocktails, including a vegan Negroni (which is rare to find!)
I loved that their garlic dip was vegan and the toppings were fun and tasty. I loved the candied pineapple with vegan meat, but found the other tasty but not quite as exciting. The dough also felt a little homemade.
All in all though, it is a fun place to hang out. They hold a lot of events, like horror film screenings.
V-IZZA
- Location: Delivery only – Fitzrovia, Camden, and Wood Green
- Diet: Vegan
If you are hungover, busy, feeling lazy, or you are having an introverted day, then you may prefer ordering vegan pizza for takeaway! Thankfully, V-IZZA covers a few different areas in London, selling takeaway vegan pizzas on Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
Don’t expect any classic pizzas here; their toppings are creative and different, including a Foraged Fig Pizza and a Wild Wood Pizza with mushrooms. They also do weekly offers which can get you a 12″ pizza for only £8.99.
I enjoy their pizza base, which is thin and crispy. And the toppings are tasty. Although, I don’t think I could eat them too often (not like Purezza).
Whilst this is a fully vegan brand, I believe V-IZZA is an offshoot brand from a non-vegan pizza restaurant. I did some digging after seeing numerous influencers filming their pizzas inside a non-vegan restaurant, despite V-IZZA being delivery-only. If you would rather support a fully vegan business, I recommend ordering from Purezza as they also offer delivery!
More vegan food in London
Discover even more deliciousness in one of my favourite cities – London!
My go-to travel health insurance:
Leave a Reply