Mildreds Soho
Vegan restaurant · Soho ·
International vegetarian dishes with organic, seasonal produce
International vegetarian dishes with organic, seasonal produce
"This restaurant is a Soho institution and whilst it caters to vegetarians it is also popular with meat eaters. Inspired food with global influences, specials chalked on the blackboard always include the popular ‘burger of the day’, served with potato wedges. There’s a little bar for drinks if you have to wait, and they also serve a range of salads, tarts and the like to take away." - Hyperkit
"Mildreds is a casual, vegan restaurant in Soho that has some great booze-free spritzes on their drinks list. From morning to night, this place is pretty much always busy, but as a back-up they have equally upbeat spots in Camden, Dalston, Covent Garden, and King’s Cross. We recommend pairing your pink citrus spritz with a plate of nachos—they’re some of our favourites in London." - heidi lauth beasley, sinead cranna
"When we visited vegetarian restaurant Mildreds, there were adults, on business meetings, eating these nachos. The Soho spot has made chips covered in cheese a perfectly reasonable lunchtime option, even if it involves KPI chat. The slightly spicy, moreish cheese sauce comes in a separate bowl, so instead of cheese dribbling down your hand, you can elegantly dip. The rest of the toppings—sweet, sliced pickled onions and a rich black bean mole—are neat enough to eat with company too. We don’t love that these are basically deconstructed nachos, but they bring it back with that flavourful cheese bowl." - sinead cranna
"Mildred’s is vintage Soho. It’s like your parents, or anyone who talks about the ‘glory days of London’. Don’t worry though, because Mildred’s continues to be a place worth eating at. With locations in Soho, Camden, King’s Cross, and Dalston, you can get their delicious pies, curries, and small plates all over London. This is good value, good tasting vegetarian food." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"Although Mildreds have temporarily closed their vegetarian restaurants, they are raising money to provide 400 meals a week for NHS workers at four London hospitals. For more information check out their GoFundMe page." - rianne shlebak