Top Vegan Websites

Looking for the best vegan websites to bookmark? This curated guide highlights trusted vegan resources for finding restaurants, learning about plant-based living, discovering recipes, and staying connected to vegan advocacy and culture.

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Finding vegan places and products

Start with discovery tools that help people find restaurants, products, and vegan-friendly businesses.

HappyCow

HappyCow

HappyCow's Healthy Eating Guide - Official Channel Vegan celebrity interviews, vegan travel advice, recipes, healthy living tips, & more. A global, searchable, vegetarian dining guide and health food store directory featuring vegetarian and vegan restaurants, natural food stores, vegan bakeries, organic produce farms and delivery, fair-trade shops, vegan shops, and veg travel accommodations. We also provide information on nutrition and wellness, low fat recipes and vegan recipes, raw food living, vegetarian travel, veganism, famous vegetarians, and other vegetarian issues. Join our online community for lively discussions, interest groups, and live chat rooms! Visit HappyCow.net to find top-rated places to eat, read and write reviews, and add all your favorite places to dine & shop. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/HappyCow Twitter: http://twitter.com/HappyCow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happycow aka: Happy Cow, happy cow, happycow, happy cows, HappyCow.net, happycow.com

Vegan Friendly

Vegan Friendly

We certify restaurants, products, and businesses as “Vegan Friendly” to help people around the world simply and easily enjoy vegan cuisine and a plant-based lifestyle. Our app allows users to discover nearby restaurants with an ample selection of vegan dishes. We make veganism accessible and convenient, and soon you'll be able to enjoy hundreds of awesome benefits - at the click of a button! We also support first-of-their-kind projects to raise awareness of the current reality of animals and the environment in order to encourage positive change through a vegan diet.

Learning and activism

These sites are useful for vegan education, advocacy, and staying connected to the movement.

Earthling Ed

Earthling Ed

Ed Winters is a best-selling author, vegan educator, public speaker and content creator. Ed has spoken at over 1/3 of UK universities and at every Ivy league college, including as a guest lecturer at Harvard University. In 2022, Ed taught as a Media & Design Fellow at Harvard. He has given speeches across the world, including at the University of Cambridge, EPFL, Pinterest, LinkedIn, American Express, Google NYC, Google Ireland and Google Zürich. His speech “You Will Never Look at Your Life in the Same Way Again” has 35 million accumulative views online and has been given to thousands of students across UK universities.

Farm Sanctuary

Farm Sanctuary

Farm Sanctuary was founded in 1986 to combat the abuses of factory farming and to encourage a new awareness and understanding about "farm animals." At Farm Sanctuary, these animals are our friends, not our food. Over the years, we have rescued thousands of animals, and educated millions of people about their plight. People are shocked to learn about the intolerable conditions that are commonplace on today's industrialized farms. Our rescue and education work continues, as we advocate for laws and policies to prevent suffering and promote compassion. We are reaching out to legislators and businesses, and working to bring about institutional reforms. Please visit www.farmsanctuary.org for more information.

Vegan Outreach

Vegan Outreach

Nonprofit driving global vegan conversions through university campaigns, educational booklets & documentary content. Their data-proven activism has inspired thousands to adopt plant-based living since 1993.

Connect For Animals

Connect For Animals

Connect For Animals is a free, nonprofit platform for people who want to help end factory farming. Our mission is to find, connect, and empower people who want to help end factory farming. By doing this, we believe we can increase animal advocacy, increase the overall people power of our movement, and reduce veg*n recidivism.

Recipes, health, and lifestyle

These picks focus on cooking, nutrition, and sustainable plant-based living.

Pick Up Limes

Pick Up Limes

Founded by dietitian Sadia Badiei, this channel makes plant-based living inspiring and accessible. Features wholesome recipes, nutrition guides, meal prep hacks, and mindful lifestyle content—all presented with calming storytelling, beautiful cinematography, and practical science-backed advice for a balanced vegan life.

Eat More Plants

Eat More Plants

Hi! Im Jenny, the creator of the EatMorePlants app and Instagram. My own journey towards a plant-based diet started 3 years ago. Eating more plant-based is one of the most rewarding things you can do for yourself and the planet. The plant-based lifestyle has a wide variety of advantages. The future of sustainable living and the future of our ecosystem will partly depend on our ability to adapt a more plant-based diet, and to do that we need great recipes at hand! Im here to provide you with healthy and easy to make plant-based recipes, to help you eat more plants.

Mic the Vegan

Mic the Vegan

Mic the Vegan is a vegan science writer that covers a variety of topics from the health effects of a vegan diet and the environmental impact of eating animal products to the sociological phenomenon of casual animal exploitation. Based in the U.S., he regularly tackles debunking the myths that perpetuate harmful dietary and lifestyle behaviors - all with a drop of humor that only he thinks is funny. Key facts: Mic is short for microphone and Mike/Michael, NOT MICK! Yes, his beard doesn't match his hair naturally, please don't hate. He is not a doctor but he has a Master of Public Health degree (MPH) with the goal of accurately communicating health research. Support Mic here so he can keep making regular videos loaded with science! https://www.patreon.com/micthevegan

The Vegan Zombie

The Vegan Zombie

I do a fun-filled vegan cooking show set in the zombie apocalypse. Also, travel, vegan lifestyle, shopping on a budget, product reviews & VLOGS. You might even see some tips and tricks on how to stay safe from zombies... I have been vegan for over 30 years and share my experiences here. I'm the director of (A44), my vegan feature horror movie, which is now complete! Check out the trailer. Oh yeah, and check out TVZ's award winning cookbook.

Rachel Ama

Rachel Ama

plant-based chef, cookbook author, and content creator passionate about redefining vegan cuisine with bold, flavorful recipes. Drawing inspiration from her roots, global travels, and love for hearty plant-focused food, she crafts dishes that are both nourishing and deeply satisfying. A decade ago, eliminating dairy transformed her health, leading her to fully embrace plant-based living. Since then, Rachel has dedicated herself to challenging stereotypes about vegan food, creating innovative yet nostalgic recipes that celebrate abundance and creativity. She is the bestselling author of Rachel Ama’s Vegan Eats and Rachel Ama’s One Pot: 3 Ways, offering accessible and vibrant meals for every lifestyle. Through her YouTube channel and social platforms, Rachel empowers others to explore the joy of plant-based cooking—one delicious bite at a time.

How we choose these websites

We prioritize sites that are useful on their own: established vegan directories, credible educational projects, practical recipe resources, and organizations that help people take action. This page is updated as the VeganHub directory grows.