Brighton Vegan Food Tour

If you have been looking for a way to explore the local food scene, the Brighton Vegan Food Tour is running as part of the City Uncovered: Brighton series between 1st and 14th June 2026. It is essentially a walking tour designed to take people through various spots in the city, focusing on independent makers and the local history behind the food culture here. Whether you are a local who is curious about the plant-based options in your own neighbourhood or just someone visiting for a few days, the tour aims to provide a bit of context to the city's culinary landscape.

The logistics are fairly straightforward. The tour runs daily throughout that two-week period, with two time slots available each day: one from 11:00 to 13:00 and another from 13:30 to 15:30. The meeting point is the Church of Saint Bartholomew on Ann Street (BN1 4GP). Since it is a walking tour, you will be moving through the streets and alleyways of Brighton, so it is worth wearing comfortable shoes and checking the weather forecast beforehand to dress appropriately.

During the walk, you are accompanied by a local guide who leads the group to multiple independent venues for tastings. It is not just about the food, though; the guide shares stories about the city's food culture and offers recommendations for other places to visit while you are in town. It is set up to accommodate a mix of people, from solo explorers to couples and small groups. While the official website does not list a specific price, there is a booking system in place, so you will need to secure your spot online if you decide to go.