Finding good vegetarian food can be difficult, so to make your next trip out a little easier, we have rounded up the top 6 vegetarian restaurants in Bath.
Green Rocket Cafe
1 Pierrepont St, Bath BA1 1LB
This multi-award winning restaurant can be found right in the centre of Bath, and they have a delicious plant-based menu! The Green Rocket Cafe is well known for its fresh food, such as their mushroom and black bean burger, smoked pumpkin risotto and gnocchi arrabbiata.
OAK
2 N Parade, Passage, Bath BA1 1NX
Formerly known as the Acorn Kitchen, the OAK is a beloved vegetarian restaurant in Bath. All of their ingredients are locally sourced, and as well as dining in they also offer take-aways. They serve food all day every day, so whether you are in the mood for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even brunch, they will have something for you.
Cascara
3 Upper Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1RG
This independent vegetarian restaurant is definitely worth a trip, as all of their food and cakes are made from scratch. Plus, they even have their own organic juice bar and serve speciality coffees.
Rooted
20 Newbridge Rd, Bath BA1 3JX
Rooted is a fantastic Bath vegetarian restaurant that is open every day of the week. They also have an outdoor terrace which they heat in the colder months. As well as the usual meals, Rooted also offer a selection of sharer plates that are any 2 for £11! So you and your friends could share some bean quesadillas with cheese, sour cream and guacamole with blue corn tacos. It’s also a great place for the whole family as they have a Little Rooted menu just for kids.
Indian Temptation
9-10 High St, Bath BA1 5AQ
Indian Temptation is one of the best curry houses in Bath, making it no surprise it’s made it onto our list as well. They have so many authentic Indian vegetarian dishes for you to try, and you don’t even have to go into the restaurant to try them as they also deliver! Plus, they are less than 200 yards from Bath’s iconic Roman Baths, so it is the perfect lunch spot.
Chai Walla
42 Monmouth St, Bath BA1 1EN
Chaiwalla serves a variety of fresh Indian food, and not only is it a vegetarian-friendly restaurant, but it’s vegan-friendly too, as apart from chai all of the items on their menu can be made vegan. So whether you’re in the mood for samosas or falafel, they will have something delicious for you.
Frequently asked questions
FAQs on vegetarian restaurants in Bath city centre
Yes — Bath’s veggie spots serve hearty mains like veggie burgers, loaded salads, curries and pasta bakes that won’t leave you hungry. Look for lunch specials and early-evening set menus for the best value between lectures and society events.
Most veggie kitchens label allergens clearly and offer vegan and GF swaps. If you have specific requirements, message ahead so staff can advise on safe options and cross-contamination procedures before you book a table for your group.
Weekends and early evenings fill up fast, so book ahead for the best choice of times. For casual midweek meals, walk-ins are more likely, especially if you’re flexible with seating and happy to wait for a short time at busy moments.
Most offer curated wine lists, local beers and house mocktails; BYO is rare in the centre. If your group mixes drinkers and non-drinkers, ask for alcohol-free pairings or jugs of infused water to keep things inclusive and budget-friendly.
Go for lunch deals, split sides, and check student discounts or loyalty schemes. Signing up to newsletters or following venues on Instagram often unlocks early-bird specials and limited-time promos you won’t see on the printed menu.
Last Updated on August 18, 2025
Published on October 16, 2021
