Vegan

From weekend produce markets to late night artisan pop-ups, here are all the best Brisbane markets that are worth visiting.

Plant-based and filling, ethical and fresh, vegan and vegetarian eats excite the tastebuds and look after our planet.

Make conscious and considered choices when deciding what to buy and give.

Whether you’re vegan for life or just trialling a meatless Monday, we’ve rounded up the best vegan cafes in Brisbane for your next plant-based brunch date.

Lovers of all things wagyu, angus and buttermilk chicken, ready your stomachs—your PT isn’t going to like this.

At Enoki Coffee & Co, Stafford’s newest breakfast spot, everything on the menu is vegetarian, and almost everything can be made vegan.

When it comes to the beauty industry, sustainable and eco-conscious aren’t often the first words that come to mind, which is why we’re just a little bit obsessed with Anna Ross, the boss babe behind vegan and cruelty-free beauty brand Kester Black.

Plant Vibes is a brand new plant-based cafe which just landed in Bowen Hills.

El Planta restaurant has finally opened its doors for dining in, with a full menu of vegan Mexican feeds in South Brisbane. 

We’ve been peering longingly into the windows of the new restaurant taking shape in Fortitude Valley’s Emporium precinct for months now, but finally the doors have opened on Za Za Ta. 

Pawpaw Cafe lovers listen up–the Venzin Group's newest cafe over in Morningside just launched a full breakfast menu.

Call all your vegan friends, because we've got the news you've been craving—an all plant-based pizza and burger joint has landed in West End.

Here are some of the best vegan burgers in Brisbane, from your classic cheeseburgers, to more out-there creations—pesto schnitzel stack, anyone? 

Get excited vegans and vegetariants, because Australia’s coolest vegan fast food joint has landed in Brisbane. 

Darling & Co has just launched a brand new event onto the Brisbane brunch scene and it’s one that’s going to have your phone buzzing with chat notifications.

For those of you who aren’t sure what a poke bowl is, the word poke is Hawaiian for ‘cut into pieces,’ referring to the delicious raw cubed fish (kind of like ceviche), served traditionally over a bowl of rice and salad. 

Time to round up your weekend crew and put a boozy brunch in the diary, because Nodo has dropped the bombshell that they’re launching a cocktail menu this week. 

You never realise how hard it is to buy for a vegan until you’re stuck doing it. Make things easy on yourself and treat your vegan friend to one of these treats.

In case you aren’t familiar with God’s greatest gift to man, it’s mac & cheese. In fact, you’ve probably heard your non-vegan mates carry on about it, usually when they’re about twelve Furphys deep and scrolling through UberEATS at a speed of seven venues a second. 

Yep, that’s right—grab your besties and run to your nearest Mecca because the whole Max range has been switched up, improved and is now proudly 100% vegan and cruelty free. 

Making your life easier one fast-food order at a time.

Yeah, they got you (all of you).

Sensitive skin sucks. Nothing’s worse than having a night on the town wearing a bomb make up look, only to wake up the next day with an itchy, rashy face. A lot of makeup on the shelves today make it seem like they’re going to your best option – they all read ‘hypoallergenic’ or ‘dermatologist tested’. 

People are becoming more aware of the impact consuming animal products has on our bodies and our planet and are gradually reducing their intake. With so many ways of doing this, you can hardly blame us for feeling a little lost when it comes to understanding what all these diets actually mean. We set out to discover what the differences between veganism and plant-based eating really are, and this is what we found.

The wait is over! One of the most anticipated new openings of 2018 has been dangling like a carrot for months now, and today, we can finally share the juicy news. 

The Gold Coast is literally weeks away from welcoming an upmarket, cruelty-free, vegan marketplace—the first of its kind in Australia no less!—and we’re seriously bursting with anticipation. 

Mark the calendar, folks; Just Earth is gearing up for part two of their Summer Twilight Dinners—and this time it's with a SEQ twist!

Rejoice, vegans! Your pagan religion is taking to the skies.

It’s not often you can find somewhere that will accommodate both you and your vegan pals, but this West End cafe is about to change all of that. 

Imagine if vegan beauty was more than a hashtag? Could the cute bunny on the packaging really make a difference? Here at The Urban List, we like to think so and because we are a socially responsible bunch who likes to support Australian companies, we have sourced the absolute best so you can treat yourself guilt-free. No need to thank us, we're here to share the love!