Unity Diner (London fast food to help animals!)

Unity Diner offers a vegan carvery on Sunday (with vegan Yorkshire puddings, maple-glazed veggies, vegan cauliflower cheese and gravy), then fast food in compostable packaging through the week (including burgers and hot dogs, ‘fish and chips’, tempura prawns and vegan kebabs).

Located in Spitalfields, nearest tube stops are Aldgate East and Liverpool East (just a few minutes walk away).

All profits help support its own Surge Sanctuary (to home rescued barnyard friends). You can also help to buy bales of hay by setting the sanctuary as your choice at easyfundraising. Then anytime you buy a product or service from participating retailers, a percentage goes to them, at no cost to you.

This means that whenever you buy a product or service from participating retailers, a percentage goes to the sanctuary, at no cost to you (and does not affect loyalty points).

Why vegan fast food outlets are cashless

And this outlet does not even use cash, as it’s made with a combination of plastic and animal fats. So if you visit, remember to take your card to pay. Knowing your money is being used to do good (what a refreshing change!)

So many vegan food establishmens now simply refuse to take cash. This is the most popular way of paying anyway for young people, but sometimes older people struggle with apps etc.

But not taking cash that uses animal fats and plastic, sends a strong message that such ethics are not supported by the younger generation especially. Cashless payments also became more popular doing the pandemic, and the habit has stuck for many.