🥑 Vegan and Vegetarian Dishes on ecoeats!

Alongside recognising the importance of local, seasonal, and healthy food, we prioritise vegan and vegetarian dishes on the ecoeats menus wherever possible. Not all of our partner restaurants are fully plant-based; however, most offer delicious vegetarian and vegan options. Here, we give you an overview of some of the dishes our partners have on offer, throughout Veganuary and beyond!

St Andrews’ local organic and whole foods shop is just the place to look if you’re searching for plant-based ingredients for your meals. From fresh (unpackaged!) fruit and vegetables, nut butters, seeds and pulses, to tasty meat and dairy alternatives (

smoked tofu

 and 

sheese

? Yes please!), Birchwood is your one-stop vegan shop. To see their full list of produce and to order zero-emissions delivery to your door, click 

.

It seems 

’s world-famous wings haven’t escaped Veganuary either. Truly, we think their spicy 

Buffalo Cauliflower Wings

 are pretty unbeatable. Order to share with a side of sweet potato fries and vegan-mayo dip, or dip into Brewdog’s selection of vegan burgers  with Beyond Meat, Temple of Seitan, and jackfruit patties to choose from.

Temple of Seitan Wings, Brewdog. 

Alongside their 

Green Burger

 (a mouthwatering combination of sliced aubergine, goats cheese, sun blushed tomato and relish), 

 offer a selection of vegetarian wraps, including the 

Sinatra Wrap

 (below).

Sinatra Wrap (hummus, harissa, goats cheese, avocado, rocket), Blackhorn Burgers.

 are awesome for a whole load of reasons: colourful, minimalist presentation, closed-loop compostable packaging, and 100% traceable produce. They are also a go-to for veggie-packed meals. Try their 

Fresh Tofu Bowl

 or 

Spring Vegetable Sushi Roll

  CombiniCo also add dishes according to seasonal availability, so keep your eyes out for new vegan options that may appear!

Fresh Tofu Bowl (tangy and sweet miso marinated tofu cubes, served on rice with cucumber, marinated carrots, red cabbage and edamame, topped with a slightly spicy Korean dressing), CombiniCo.

“Fresh, minimalist and modern” is 

’s style, “with an emphasis on plant-based and vegetarian teas, sandwiches and pastries”. You can’t go wrong with their 

oat milk matcha latte

, accompanied by a slice of 

vegan lemon poppyseed cake

.

Matcha Latte, CombiniCafe.

Healthy 

noodle 

and

 rice boxes

 are what Dr Noodles is best known for. 

 and pack it with veggies, topped with your choice of mild or spicy vegetarian sauce. Get it delivered piping-hot to your home - the perfect choice for a movie night in!

Veggie noodle box, Dr Noodles.

In the mood for something homely? 

 is a must-try, whether it’s brunch time (try their special hot 

Waffley Berry

 waffles sprinkled with cinnamon) or you just need a treat. Where else can you get a whole pizza box-full of 

Vegi Nachos 

from?!

We love the meat-free version of 

’ 

Muchacho Mac n’ Cheese

, topped with veggie chilli, guac, salsa & sour cream. Followed by their classic 

Vegan Apple Crumble

, and you’ve got yourself a feast!

Vegan Apple Crumble, Jarvie’s.

 presents a variety of authentic Japanese ramen dishes. For a vegan option, try 

Sapporo Ramen

: Fresh ramen in a shoyu miso broth served with tofu. Topped with shitake mushroom, enoki mushroom, wakame (seaweed) and menmma (preserved bamboo shoots). Alternatively, build your own vegan 

Chirashi

 (sushi bowl) with up to four delicious toppings including tofu, jackfruit, sweet potato and avocado.

A spotlight dish at 

 is conveniently vegan: Le Rendezvous’ 

Mediterranean Vegan Spaghetti

, loaded with baked aubergine, zucchini, roasted mixed peppers, caramelised onions and mushrooms in a Neapolitana sauce. Even better, all of their vegetarian pizzas, baguettes and wraps can be made vegan upon request.

Mediterranean Vegan Spaghetti, Le Rendezvous.

You’ll struggle to find a more authentic Italian restaurant in St Andrews, and with ecoeats you can beat the crowds and order to your home! 

 has numerous vegetarian dishes on their menu. In the pasta section, our favourites include 

Spinach and Ricotta Canneloni 

and 

Pumpkin Tortelli

. Their 

Pizza Favorita

 (topped with tomato, mozzarella, goat's cheese, caramelised red onion and spinach drizzled with balsamic glaze) is also a must-try for veggie lovers.

Pizza Favorita, Little Italy.

In the mood for Indian? 

 has a whole section dedicated to ‘Traditional Vegetarian Dishes’ - twenty-one to be precise. From mild to hot, greens to dahl, you’ll be sure to find exactly the type of dish you’re looking for.

The place to look for vegetarian brunch, toasties, and bagels. 

s 

Vegan Tortilla Wrap 

is a sure winner, packed with hummus, red onion, roasted peppers, and fresh falafel. Yum!

Vegan Tortilla Wrap, Northpoint Cafe.

We all love 

 for its famous hand-made Italian ciabattas, and vegans are no exception. If you haven’t yet, try their 

Vegano Toasted Ciabatta

 with sun-blushed tomatoes, hummus, and artichokes. Or, build your own, with up to three toppings!

 have an abundance of hearty vegan and veggie options. We are partial to the 

Vegan BrewCo Burger

 with a side of salted fries, but they also offer other delicious vegan treats including 

Loaded Fries

 or 

Nachos

 with veggie or vegan chilli, 

Cauliflower Wings

 and a range of 

veggie pizzas

. It doesn’t get better than that.

Vegan BrewCo Burger, St Andrews Brewing Co Brewpub.

They say that at 

, you will experience a 

plant-based cheeseburger and fries 

“like no other”. Layered with vegan cheese, SaintsSauce, and optional pickles and mustard, sandwiched between a soft, sweet bun… it’s a yes from us!

Plant-based Cheeseburger, Saints Sizzle.

If you’re searching for creative flavour combinations and beautiful presentation, look no further than 

. This award-winning Scottish restaurant offers unique vegan dishes, from starters to desserts. Try their twist on 

Butternut Squash

, 

Roasted Cauliflower

, or their 

Avocado and Beetroot Salad 

if you fancy something lighter. Wash it all down with a delicious, freshly-shaken cocktail (or two)!

Gone veggie but still craving your meaty favourites? While dedicated to traditional Scottish pub food, 

 has kept herbivores in mind, offering a number of veggie meat alternatives - such as vegetarian haggis and sausages - as options throughout their menu. They’ve also put a veggie twist on their famous 

Cri’ Pie

, with 

Macaroni Cheese

 and 

Butternut Squash, Goats Cheese and Spinach 

as two of the fillings you can choose from.

Last but by far the not least, you can count on The Räv for a plant-based meal that makes the most out of local, seasonal produce. Their 

wild mushroom Potato Dumplings

 are just one of our favourites from their ever-evolving menu. See 

 for their latest dishes.

Winter Salad, The Räv.