Vegan non-profit diner and cocktail bar opened by vegan educator Earthling Ed. Menu includes burgers, hot dogs, tofish & chips, vegan prawnz, salads and loaded fries. Large dessert selection. Full-service bar including beer, wine, coffee and a signature cocktail menu. All profits go back into animal rights work. Card only. New location in Spitalfields from October 2019. Open Tue-Fri 17:00-22:00, Sat 12:00-23:00.
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60 Wentworth St, Spitalfields, East London, England, E1 7AL
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Featured Review
theveganlau
Points +84
Vegan paradise! - Edit
Everything about our experience was brilliant from the moment we walked in the door. Staff were friendly and attentive throughout, our burgers were delicious (I had the gluten-free bun) and the loaded cheesy fries were honestly the DREAMIEST! I've been longing for more of them ever since we left ..! Kudos to the incredible chefs.
Read moreWe had the 'I love Ewe' cocktail and the 'Piers Morgan's tears' cocktail (a must!). Both were great!
They even brought out a birthday brownie for my friend's 40th birthday weekend... such a lovely touch! On top of everything the vibe of the restaurant is effortlessly cool and just a lovely place to be.
Special thanks to all the hard-working staff there! Also thanks to the legend that is Ed Winters.
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622 Reviews
First Review by Sassyvegan
faith312
Points +45
Delicious food and great service - Edit
I was visiting London and wanted a place with healthy, plant-based food. I ate at Unity Diner twice. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was friendly and outgoing. I had the chicken caesar salad , the seitan chicken burger, and the moving mountain burger--all super yummy.
Read moreUnity Diner also donates to really good causes. Kudos all around.
Pros: Lots of variety. And a bar.
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FloBold
Points +222
Good food, great cause - Edit
I’ve come here a few times now and it is the perfect place to come if your really craving a burger or hot dog. The loaded fries are amazing and staff are always lovely.
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jesstinton
Points +16
Mouth watering!! - Edit
unity diner is a non profit all vegan restaurant in shoreditch, london. the food is so tasty, the interior is gorgeous, it’s not too expensive but remember it’s for a good cause and it’s run by earthling ed!! i just wish there were more around the country!!
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AlexInWilderland
Points +223
The Future is Vegan - Edit
So thrilled to finally get to dine here! I’ve been wanting to since it opened. I had the glazed florets, Caesar salad, and oat milk latte. Really delicious. But what I love most of all is the message Ed spreads throughout the world. For the sake of our collective health and climate change, if there is to be a future, it must be vegan.
Read morePros: Outstanding cause, Superbly friendly staff, Great, fun menu
Cons: Need more locations!!!, One in California please!!!
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MandyW
Points +16
Wonderful experience. - Edit
Met my non-vegan and part time vegan relatives for Sunday lunch. Not only was I impressed!!! Great food, friendly staff. A wonderful experience. Thanks Ed.
Read morePros: Great food selection, Friendly staff, Nicely decorated
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charliethevegan
Points +246
Fabulous vegan junk food - Edit
I was so stunned by the menu and just wanted to order everything. In fact I don’t think it mattered because everything would have been delicious! The staff was super nice and I was actually shocked because “Earthling” Ed actually stood behind the bar (fangirl moment)
Read morePros: Profit helps the animals!!
Cons: quite expensive
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M.M
Points +56
Disappointing - Edit
Loaded fries have no cheese on it.
Read moreHot chocolate was watery.
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Tza
Points +42
New menu is poor - Edit
They pulled a switcheroo, some good options gone and all the hotdogs are now ‘moving mountains’ (do your research into them). Upset as I really enjoyed eating here.
Read morePros: The seitan burger is great
Cons: Menu is poor now, Lots of ‘Moving Mountains’ produce
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mattbell
Points +16
Amazing gluten free and vegan options - Edit
I actually found these guys through Shnack.co as I needed to find a gluten free restaurant. I'm occasional Vegan too so I was in the best of both worlds when I came here!! The food is absolutely delicious, the menu is clearly labeled and most importantly I found the staff to be super friendly.
Read morePros: Good quality vegan and gluten free food, Friendly staff
Cons: Wish it was easier to find
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Izadora
Points +52
Amazing place! - Edit
Loved everything about it!
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Hch75
Points +20
Good but needs to improve a lot - Edit
Staff: slow to take orders even if not extremely busy. Friendly and welcoming though.
Read moreMenu: different options available for starters, mains and desserts but needs to be more detailed. We were constantly wondering what was actually in the food we were having. The burgers seemed a bit pricey for what they are since many vegan restaurants in London and non-vegan ones serve the same! Also, needs more « actual » food with whole ingredients instead of just focusing on mock meats. Lastly, restaurant closes early on weekdays (10pm) so we were not able to order dessert at 9.45pm.
Food taste:
• Tempura « shrimp »: tasted amazing and like the real thing. Just wondered what it was made of - the menu does not detail everything!
• Supreme dog: the « sausage » itself was almost like a meaty one, quite tasty but the Bakon was too rubbery. The Mac and Cheeze on top was absolutely delicious. Would have taken it as a side on its own. Sadly, the supreme dog needed more mayo or condiments because it was too dry.
• Chickken Caesar salad with added Bakon: was not amazing. The chikken could have been less dry and there were only few, tiny bits of Bakon.
Vibe: extremely noisy place. Difficult to keep a conversation. There was a strong smell of frying... not surprising because 3/4 menu consists of fried foods but it was just too much!
Price: too pricey for what it is. Other vegan places in London way tastier and cheaper. We are aware that profits go to charity but it felt like too much (we are both students).
Tempura Shrimp (6.50) + Salad with Bakon (11) + Supreme Dog (13) + Kombucha (3) + Service Charge (12.5%) = about £38 for two people...
Pros: Friendly staff, Close to meat products
Cons: Noisy, Not very good value , Not enough fresh, whole foods
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Professor
Points +253
Top notch food, vibe and staff. - Edit
Of its run by Earthling Ed, which is pretty cool. The food is brilliant.
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maiamaia123
Points +270
Great Place, nice people and the best mission. - Edit
My „dirty loaded fries“ were super delicious. there was lots of stuff on the menu i wasn‘t able to try though i would have loved to. People were really nice and i love that the proceeds go to sanctuaries and the vegan cause. Would go again. Do recommend!
Read morePros: Vegan, Yummy, non-Profit
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navi_souldog
Points +16
peaceful and friendly establishment - Edit
The food was delicious, the atmosphere very relaxed, professional and nice staff.
Read morePros: non-profit bar, friendly and attentive staff
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Seanroy
Points +320
Fantastic Staff and Great Vegan Food! - Edit
Had lunch and then breakfast the next day. Food was outstanding. The vegan breakfast is one of the best I’ve ever had! Staff were great, Julia was great, keep it up guys
Read morePros: All vegan menu, Non profit organisation., Quiet location, off the main drag
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lcww
Points +96
Too expensive - Edit
The food is super expensive. Everything is fried and my friend and I felt really heavy and gross after eating here and left the restaurant stinking of fat. They are not accommodating to allergies. I wish there was more verity on the menu to. It feels like every other vegan burger place in London but more heavy and fatty. This restaurant feels like they are trying to appeal to meat eaters regather than people who have been vegan for while.
Read morePros: Cool environment , Good location, Involved in charity work
Cons: Super expensive, Fatty, Vegan food for meat eaters
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AntigoniChouri
Points +121
Amazing food and atmosphere. - Edit
Delicious food, cute place, near to old street station, so that's convenient.
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myspacelor
Points +52
Amazing - Edit
Food was excellent and staff were great. Reservations might be needed during busier times.
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NoraDakota
Points +18
Best vegan restaurant I've tried! - Edit
Amazing little vegan diner in the heart of London. We had the full English breakfast and the moving mountains burger, both were worth the money and my omnivore friend said the hot dog was the best he'd ever tried. Tasted like a bratwurst. I've been to a lot of vegan places and this one is hands down the best I've ever tried!
Read morePros: Everything's vegan , Dog friendly, non-profit, Amazing food
Cons: Expensive , No milkshake
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KathrynDaviesKemp
Points +189
Such a fabulous place 🐮🐷🐔 - Edit
Great food, relaxed atmosphere, making vegan food interesting ❤️🌱
Read morePros: Profits go to an animal sanctuary , Lots of options, You may get to see Earthling Ed (we did!)
Cons: Not cheap but it’s London and we are northern!
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smashyface
Points +98
Really Great Food! - Edit
Small but light space with a menu that ranges from burgers and dogs to all day breakfast and really amazing desserts. We wanted one of everything! Tried the burger, fries, chikn ceasar and mac and cheese. Wish they were a little lighter with the scallions [they're on everything!], but really good food.
Read morePros: Great Food, Nice staff, good variety
Cons: Scallions on everything
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badgirlsvegan
Points +2104
I love this place - Edit
The burgers were better than the hot dogs, but the burgers are delicious
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Houstongal
Points +74
Great variety of vegan food - Edit
Finally, a place that serves more than just burgers. Very tasty and good vibe. It was a little expensive but it goes to helping an animal sanctuary.
Read morePros: Variety, Taste, Animal Sanctuary
Cons: Just a tad expensive, but not bad
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Vegandario
Points +1563
Just perfect. - Edit
Loved everything about this place. The food was delicious, the staff super friendly, the venue hip and happening, and the place is 100% non-profit and goes to saving the lives of animals. Coming back that's for sure!
Read morePros: Delicious vegan food, Friendly staff, 100% non-profit for the animals
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usustar
Points +20
Amazing ambient and food - Edit
Everything just perfect! The restaurant si veey cosy, nice ambient and inovative food.
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YasminJiang
Points +449
Amazing brunch - Edit
Came here for a Saturday morning brunch, and I ordered the chicken & waffles. It was a big portion, good for the price. The waffles were perfectly fluffy, and the seitan chicken was crunchy and juicy in comparison. Drizzled with maple syrup, it was a wonderful meal. The coffee was average but the food more than made up for it. Very friendly staff too. Will definitely come back here for dinner.
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Vegancucc
Points +598
Indulge and help animals in the same time - Edit
The great thing about Unity, (apart from the fact that profits go to vegan causes) is that you find most of your classic favourite foods in a vegan version. Even fish and chips or prawns! There are also healthy options.
Read moreI had the Surge burger, whose patty is made in house. I also tried the cheesecake which was delicious and beautifully served.
The first time I visited Unity was right when they opened and it did not leave a good impression on me. I am glad that I returned and that I could experience what my friends have been telling me for a while, that Unity has become one of the best vegan restaurants in London.
Pros: Inspiring, nice interior, Profits go to vegan causes, Beautiful food presentation
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