Mildred's
Pioneering vegan dining founded on a ‘root to tip’ ethos.
- Sunday
- 9:00 AM
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- 10:00 PM
- Monday
- 9:00 AM
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- 11:00 PM
- Tuesday
- 9:00 AM
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- 11:00 PM
- Wednesday
- 9:00 AM
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- 11:00 PM
- Thursday
- 9:00 AM
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- 11:00 PM
- Friday
- 9:00 AM
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- 11:00 PM
- Saturday
- 9:00 AM
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- 11:00 PM
Founded by Jane Muir and Diane Thomas in 1988, Mildred’s is one of London’s oldest plant-based establishments. Regularly featured on ‘best vegan restaurants’ lists, it is praised for its globally inspired dishes designed by Creative Director Sarah Wasserman and her innovative team. Their diverse menus include All Day, Weekend Brunch and Pre Theatre selections at Covent Garden and Victoria, while their Taste of Mildreds feast is perfect for sharing. Using high-quality, sustainable ingredients from local and organic suppliers, the restaurant follows a ‘root to tip’ ethos, reducing waste and ensuring seasonal freshness. Mildred’s supports charitable organisations and hosts events such as supper clubs, tasting menus and indulgent Sunday roasts. With multiple locations and cookbooks, Mildred’s makes vegan dining accessible, exciting and delicious.
- Category Restaurants
- City London
- Cuisine International
- Type Lunch / Dinner
- Price range $$
- Location
Reviews 4.373
- TomCame here for my partner's birthday in January. Food was exceptional and service matched this. Our server, Kush, was very friendly and helpful and made sure we were happy even though the place was packed with other customers. I would recommend the nachos, they have been great every time we've been. Everything else on the menu will also be amazing I'm sure.
- Ayla GFantastic meal! Great service from our waiter, Ross. Huge portions and beautiful decor. A lovey meal to celebrate my birthday. Thank you again to Ross & team!
- Josh LeveyTrendy plant-based eatery in Soho with various tasty dishes. Came here on New Year’s Day shortly after they opened, expecting that they would have the brunch menu available, but unfortunately they did not (no worries as the regular menu looked good). When we first got there our waitress asked if we wanted still or sparkling water, we said still, assuming it would be standard tap water; only later in the meal did we realize that they charged us for a bottle (we noticed that every other table had a different style bottle of water). We were never given the option for tap - we never order non-tap bottled water. For food we ordered the nachos to start (it was strongly suggested we get it with a side of guacamole). The nachos were good but the guac just ok, would not order that again. We also got the patatas bravas which were tasty, and the sausage sandwich which we thought was good, not great. We ordered the crème brûlée for dessert which was very tasty. We did not find our waitress to be super friendly or helpful; it seemed that their service was better for other tables. Other staff seemed to be friendly. Love that this is a vegan restaurant, but overall, considering the cost and our experience here, not sure we would come back when visiting London.
- Michael SwistaraAn instant favorite. This spot is busy yet cozy, our server was very conscientious and he made a couple great recommendations. Of course, the food was also a big hit! As a group, we tried a lot of the menu. The Korean "chicken" burger was my favorite, but it was all very good. Only criticism is that the "udon noodles" were much more like pasta than udon.
- Emily MayC enjoyably vegan brunch! The breakfast could have used some bread for texture as everything else was quite 'soft'. French toast was small but priced accordingly. Overall great!