It's great that these sorts of events are happening so frequently now. I went to my first vegan nights last year and it was very good. I went again a couple of months ago and its wasn't as good. A few things that I found disappointing is that no drinks are allowed inside, this included my filtered water which was spilled into a drain by the security staff on entering. The food options are mainly vegan junk food, so very little wholefood choices. The queues for food are horrendous and the wait times for the food once you've been served is also extremely long. I also feel that the prices at some of the stalls are way too high for what you get. It's a nice outing nonetheless but in terms of food there are better options out there.

A must go while in London; quite allergen friendly and, lively. Has indoor and outdoor spaces, depending on the mood. For those not looking for a boozy night, head on the earlier side as it gets a bit club-like towards night. Given the number of vendors, it allows for a great place to try an assortment of different foods, suitable for a plethora of pallets.

What a lovely place to be once a month! Fantastic choices of hot vegan food, fresh juice, alcohol desserts, you name it! The only issue is queuing for every stall about 20min! Over seventeen thousand people visit this place every month and there is always food for every one. Thanks to all the traders Who make this happen as without them vegan nights wouldn't be a success. Make sure you're there for the next one!

I would have never thought I'll find a place anything like this, but here it is. Had a really fun time, and will be back for sure.

Vegan nights is a brilliant place for socialising, dancing and trying great food. I went first in 2018 and I really liked it a lot and went two more times. Then covid happened. I went last week after a long time.. I felt a bit off as prices increased to 12.50 first of all, then the portions some vendors give are not much for the high prices, there is no shops (non food related) anymore and the music has become so loud it’s so hard to talk! It’s a shame because I love the concept so much and I’ve introduced many non veg to this event to get them to try a variety of dishes.. wish things can change a little..

Love vegan nights, It’s always a vibe!

A multitude of vegan stalls with delicious foods and drinks. Great vibe and great music. I will be back again next year!!!

Excellent night out food was fabulous ling queues at some stalls tho. Vegan is expensive but enjoyable.

The food is really bad, literally everything we ate tasted like water.

So many delicious options. Weird that there was an entry fee. They should probably seperate the food truck stalls from the bar type dance floor and charge entry for the”nights” part. I’d love to go every month but not if it costs an additional £15 just to get in.

I love this reoccurring event. Went once during the summer, which is obviously better because of the weather and I was at the Halloween special, which was nice too, though with not as many stalls as previously. Oatly was promoting their ice cream and that was the highlight of the night. Looking forward to Vegan Nights next year.

Great place to try delicious new vegan products and good for new brands to get some exposure into the growing vegan consumer base., Lovely place to also meet like-minded people!

Vegan nights is a must whether you're a vegan or not. Such a variety of food and drink. Wish they had more seating though

The food was genuinely lovely (we tried Philippine style skewers and bao buns) but everything had a huge mark up. £6 for coke as a mixer, entry fee (for what?! You don’t even get a guide to the stalls). Music was so loud that we left because it was impossible to talk. Nice concept but there are vegan markets in London with free entry where I don’t leave feeling like I’ve wasted my money.