Updated 30 July 2026
Wetherspoons Menu
Wetherspoons Vegan and Vegetarian Menu
The Wetherspoons vegan menu and vegetarian range together cover 29 dishes from £2.89 to £10.59, drawn from every section of the board rather than kept on a page of their own. Breakfast is the deepest part of it: a Large vegetarian breakfast is £6.79, a Vegan breakfast is on the menu at 612 kcal, and a vegetarian breakfast wrap is £4.71.
Main courses run right across the menu. The plant burger is £8.39, a vegan Mediterranean vegetable pizza £10.54, vegetarian bangers and mash £9.02 and a Katsu Quorn nugget curry £9.43. Nearly all of them are priced level with the meat version of the same dish.
Quorn appears throughout the chicken section, with a Quorn no chicken spice bag at £9.19 and a nuggets basket at £9.38. Lighter options include halloumi style fries at £5.36 and a Mediterranean salad at £7.99.
Prices are set per pub and come from the published menu, so check your nearest. The full menu shows every section in one place.
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Where The Meat Free Dishes Actually Sit
Wetherspoons vegan options are not gathered into one section on the printed menu, which is the single most common complaint about ordering here. They sit inside breakfast, burgers, pizzas, curries, pub classics and small plates, marked individually. This page pulls them together so the range can be seen at once. The practical upshot is that a vegetarian table has 29 dishes to pick from rather than the three or four a quick glance at the board suggests.
Price parity is the other thing worth stating. A plant burger is £8.39, the same as the classic beef burger at £8.39. Vegetarian bangers and mash is £9.02, level with the meat version. The Quorn chicken dishes match their originals exactly. There is no premium for ordering meat free here, which is not true everywhere. Calories run from 192 to 1360 kcal across the range, averaging 686, so the meat free choice is about preference rather than a lighter meal by default.