the definitive ranking of high street vegan lunches - what does skip the dishes charge restaurants

Because of this obsession, I used to make mistakes easily.
But during my lunch break, it's getting easier to avoid these mistakes and eat something other than a sad-looking salad, as the street has really stepped up its vegetarian diet over the past year.
Now, because there are so many chain stores climbing vegetarian carriages, it's time to rank them. Definitively.
There are only two rules: the choice must be a vegetarian and you must be able to take the food and eat at your desk if needed.
Now let's see which street vendor has won the green vegan crown.
Right now, I may be a bit of a pain, and it may be a bit of a grudge that half of their stores still don't seem to be stocking up until January.
But while we should congratulate them on their efforts, I feel they can work harder.
Edamame and minted peas's super green sandwich is basically a green paste between two slices of bread and rainbow vegetables, a poor imitation of Pret's super green and red sandwiches.
These guys offer only two vegetarian options, and while the salad and the Hummers packaging and salad are good, they are not particularly exciting.
It's more of what you grab and eat aimlessly, because you're hungry and don't have time to find what you really want on the street.
Also, unlike most chain coffee shops, Nero does not offer coconut milk.
They just have soy, which is good, but coconut milk is also easy to buy.
Costa's options are as limited as Nero's and there is another salad.
The only reason they claim to be closer to the top is because they sold one and I'm a sweet guy.
This may be a surprise entry for some, but WHSmith offers more than car magazine and back Magazineto-
School stationery.
There are also several vegetarian lunch options.
The urban vegetarian range, which is stocked here, includes molefalafite products, but the Red tapenade on the package is full of flavor.
Falafel sandwiches are so delicious that the animal-friendly group chose them as the best vegetarian sandwich in 2015.
If you choose cereal wheat, Italian bread or hearty Italian bread, instead of cheese, choose honey mustard, barbecue, sweet chili or chili sauce, then you have a vegetarian sandwich on your hand
I mean the salad in the sandwich, but you can choose the salad you want, which is surprisingly satisfying.
And honey mustard. Yum.
Leon has recently changed the vegetarian options, which is lucky for them as they have previously been dangerously close to the bottom of the list.
The best option last year was brown rice stew with Brazilian black beans, which was good, but when people forget that vegetarians eat hundreds of other ingredients, beans and rice always serve vegetarians. Rant over.
This year's selection is more interesting, with sweet potatoes and okra stews and mild and spicy Gobi.
The downside is that for those who have a small belly and do not feel hungry, the size of these parts is appropriate.
If you develop the habit of eating there, Leon will also bankrupt you.
Being vegan doesn't mean giving up pizza, and pizza delivery does a great job of vegetarian food.
All their pizza bases have no animals and dairy products except ketchup, so all you need to do is think about what vegetables are piled up on them.
If this is too hard for the TA, k just order Pianta, which is loaded with spinach, chestnut mushrooms, pine nuts and artichokes on the spicy Arrabbiata base.
If you bring your favorite vegan cheese they will be happy to add it to your pizza-just make sure the package is sealed and dated.
They have also recently launched in case you have a sweet tooth.
Sushi is different from another lunch time sandwich and you don't need fish to make it delicious.
Avocado Baby maki from Itsu is lovely and delicious.
In addition, they offer a great side to the detox noodle soup full of flavor o-bottoms, glass noodles, tofu, leeks and vegetable dumplings. Yes please.
The only downside is the limited choice and vegetable dumplings are sometimes strange.
Okay, the Crusader is crushing it.
They opened the store for the first time 20 years ago, and since then they have been tasting delicious and nutritious food and juice.
Their new dynamic super salad box, with hummus beans, pomegranate, mint and roasted almonds, is especially delicious.
We also like the fact that they use secondary fruits and vegetables, that is, for supermarket shelves, this kind of thing that looks strange is usually thrown away.
There is less waste and the taste is good.
Unfortunately, it is only available in London.
There is no doubt that Pret is offering the world's vegans a better choice than any other chain of coffee shops on the street, even opening one in Soho, London.
There are a variety of options to choose from, not the designated vegan-
The sandwiches are friendly and the choices are good.
Hello, olive tapenade, sun-
Dried tomatoes and avocado.
Or, how about a flat bread stuffed with coriander chana chaat hummus and coconut yogurt, because of its obsession with coriander, which we all know is almost knocked down.
Memo from Pret: other herbs exist to give parsley a chance.
In the end, however, they had a choice, the taste was very good, and there was even a special vegetable shop. We bow down.