Guide
The UK’s best vegan restaurants
25 Nov 2024
25 Nov 2024
Alcohol free in the UK
More people in the UK are starting to embrace alcohol free meals when they dine out these days. It’s cost effective, there are no wasted calories for the health conscious and it leaves us with a clear head the next day. So with there now being so many venues and restaurants stocking up on non-alcoholic beverages and some even not stocking alcohol at all, we thought it time to provide you guys with a guide to the UK’s leading places for dining out with no alcohol.
If you’re looking for an alcohol free evening out in Swansea, then consider Truffle. This independent, family-run restaurant provides delicious, fresh food and a friendly service. It’s also been rated 9/10 by Giles Coren in his Sunday Times review, plus it’s also TripAdvisor’s #1 Restaurant in Swansea! Alcohol free beer is available, as are refreshing lemonades and sparkling elderflower.
Origin 101
Bistro, Locally Sourced
Origin 101 is a small and intimate restaurant, on the Main Street of the beautiful village of Moira. Here, the concept of ‘Supper Club’ by Chef Leigh Ferguson, as seen on Great British Menu, is to provide a small menu using the best of local produce from Northern Ireland, allowing the menu to change every month, catering for the best of what is in season from month to month. Origin 101 is also unlicensed, meaning you can easily go the evening alcohol free and focus your attention fully on the superb food.
The Oak House Restaurant
British, Bistro, European
The Oak House is a modern bistro, serving a mixture of British and European dishes. You can compliment the menu with a drink of your choice by bringing your own wine or simply enjoy the fantastic local dining experience completely alcohol free. From Minted Lamb Rump to Roasted Duck Breast, the evening menu has something for everyone, while the Sunday lunch menu boasts Vegetarian Wellington, Dry Aged Topside of Beef, Roast Loin of Pork & Crackling or Churchill Roast Chicken & Stuffing.
Taj
Asian Fusion, Halal, BYO
Taj first opened its doors to the people of Cambridge in 1986. Since then, Taj has been ranked as the number one restaurant in Cambridge and holds onto the position of the best Indian restaurant in the area. The restaurant has also been shortlisted for awards on the national stage and has won the Takeaway of the Year at the Cambridge News Food & Drink Awards 2018. Brothers Syed and Julal manage the front and back of house respectively. The British born Bangladeshi boys are an amalgamation of the two rich and influential cultures they grew up with. The menu they’ve created is a true and honest reflection of their upbringing and personalities. You will find authentic Bangladeshi dishes, good old British curries and fusion dishes with Indian, British and even Chinese twists.
Olivia’s Bistro serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week. Open each day 9am until 10pm, here you’ll discover an informal setting where you can also enjoy the finest coffee and cakes. From daytime catchups with a friend to a nice and relaxed, casual dinner in the evening, this local Kilmarnock neighbourhood eatery is one to definitely book a table with.
This venue is currently not accepting online reservations through Dish Cult.
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