Vegan cafés in Birmingham
11 cafés in Birmingham keep vegan food on the menu. Caffè Nero has two branches here, listed together at the end.
BRIG Café at The Warehouse on Allison Street is a good first stop.
Five do takeaway, four deliver, five have tables outside and seven are wheelchair accessible.
Where to go
80 New Street, Birmingham
Coffee shopTakeaway · Delivery · Outdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
54-57 Allison Street, Digbeth
BurgerCakeWheelchair accessible
70 Hurst Street, Chinese Quarter
AsianChinese6 Centenary Square, Birmingham
BreakfastBrunchWheelchair accessible
Selly Oak Retail Park, Birmingham
Coffee shopTakeaway
Cumberland Street, Birmingham
Outdoor seating
1 Snow Hill, Birmingham
BreakfastSandwichDelivery
Eden Place, Birmingham
Coffee shopTakeaway · Delivery · Outdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
24-26 High Street, Birmingham
Wheelchair accessible
The chains
Caffè Nero has two branches here. Same menu wherever you find them, so they sit here rather than among the places above.
4 Brindley Place, Birmingham
Coffee shopTakeaway · Outdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
8 Lower Temple Street, Birmingham
Coffee shopTakeaway · Delivery · Outdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
Each place's status comes from a local mapper or from its own menu, and its page says which. How we know
Questions people ask
Which cafés in Birmingham have vegan food?
Start with BRIG Café at The Warehouse on Allison Street. Café Soya on Hurst Street and Centenary Café on Centenary Square are worth a look too. All 11 are on the list above.
Are any of them fully vegan?
Not yet. Every place here keeps vegan dishes on a wider menu.
Are any of them chains?
Caffè Nero has two branches here, listed together at the end.
Which of them are wheelchair accessible?
7 of them, and it says so on each row.