The Cruelty Free Guide to Edinburgh
Vegan-friendly places to eat, shop and stay in Scotland's capital
Just a shop at this Earthy Foods in Portobello (for now), but the branch manager and assistant manager here are both long-term vegans. Tips on vegan baking a speciality at Earthy Portobello as the manager here used to run the Ms Cupcake vegan bakery in London. Disabled access.
Extensive wholefood shop and deli at the Canonmills junction.
Edinburgh’s largest retailer of health and wholefood products, much of which is organic. They have a very good range of organic bread, for which all ingredients are listed. They are leading the way in stocking and clearly presenting a range of vegan and organic alcohol.
Located at the Gyle shopping centre on the western edge of the city, this is one of the seven branches of this national chain in Edinburgh.
Located in the Cameron Toll shopping centre, this is one of the seven branches of this national chain in Edinburgh.
Located in the large shopping mall that is Ocean Terminal out on the shore in Leith, this is one of the seven branches of this national chain in Edinburgh.
Located at the west end, this is one of the seven branches of the national chain in Edinburgh.
Located on Rose Street east of Hanover Street, this is one of the seven branches of this national chain in Edinburgh.
Located at the east end of Princes Street this is one of the seven branches of this national chain in Edinburgh.
A health foodstore has been trading on this site since 1904 when the “Health Foods Depot” was launched. Although the emphasis is definitely on health products, Hanover Health has extended their shop floorspace and are now offering an increasing range of wholefoods in a conveniently central location.