The 100% vegan restaurant is a must for those looking for alternative restaurants in London

By Khadija Taboada

Juicy burgers, tantalising vegan shrimp and indulgent battered tofu bites await vegans and flexitarians in London.

Located in the heart of Spitalfields, Unity Diner offers customers a 100 per cent vegan a non-profit diner and bar serving up a storm of alternative dishes.

Made with love, the new location has plant-based comfort food the location hopes to push boundaries while also bringing about a positive change for animals and the planet.

Founded by vegan activist and enthusiast Ed Winters, profits from the diner will be reinvested with animal rights organisation Surge, as well as the development of a brand new rescue sanctuary.

Those who visit will be able to indulge in a menu of vegan alternatives to culinary classics, from Prawn Tempura to Chikken Satay Skewers, burgers and hot dogs.

When visiting why not try Unity Diner's signature plate the VFC ‘Zinga’ Burger, which combines soy vegan fried chikken, a zinga Patty, Hash Brown, cheeze, lettuce, red onion, mayonnaise and salsa in a bun.

The restaurant which opens on Friday, October 25 seats 100 people, as well as allowed 10 to set up along the seated bar which serves an impressive menu of specially crafted cocktails, all made with natural, plant-based ingredients.

The drinks list includes the tongue in cheek cocktail, Piers Morgan's Tears.

The drink changes colour when you add a vial of the daytime TV host’s 'tears'!

Expect retro diner booths, metal chairs and tables, a graffiti style feature wall, hanging green plants and neon signs while you sip on a range of signature cocktails or enjoy a nice wholesome meal.

Unity Diner will be open six days a week, Tuesday to Friday from midday to 10.00pm, with Saturday opening hours extended to 11.30pm and an early close on Sunday.

Book a table or find out more on their website.