10 Best Vegan Pizzas in the UK 2024

In at first place is this mouthwatering pizza from Wicked Kitchen, which really stands out from the crowd! The seeded sourdough base is paired with sun-dried tomato sauce, deconstructed pumpkin seed pesto, a soy-free mozzarella alternative, and spicy oyster mushrooms.

Loaded with vegetables and herbs, plus a good level of spice, we think this product will really wow you. It's also pretty large for the price, so you certainly get your money's worth. This is a plant-based pizza that can't be topped!

If you adore pizza but want something slightly more nutritious, The Vegan Gardener is perfect. Topped with sun-dried tomatoes, "MozzaRisella" (cheese made from germinated rice), crunchy kale, and basil pesto, it's healthy while still feeling like a treat.

Best of all, this pizza is gluten-free and soy-free, with the base being made from a mixture of rice, maize, buckwheat, and quinoa. The packaging is also 100% recyclable and 98% plastic-free - ideal for those trying to stick to a zero-waste lifestyle!

Pizza Express supermarket products are intended to taste just like those from their restaurant - and the Classic Vegan Giardiniera is no different! It's expertly topped with vegan mozzarella, spinach, red onion, artichokes, garlic mushrooms, and olives. 

Extremely fresh-tasting vegetables, plenty of herbs, and a thin, crispy base make the Giardiniera a brilliant choice. Although it's usually a fiver, it's currently available at Waitrose with a third off the RRP - even better!

One of the cheapest options on our list, and lacking fancy packaging, this pizza by Asda could easily be overlooked and left on the shelf - but it definitely shouldn't be! 

Skipping vegan cheese altogether, it's instead topped with a very generous amount of roasted vegetables and houmous. This means it's soy-free as well as vegan - great news for those with allergies. Budget-friendly and moreish, you can't really go wrong with this product!

This reasonably priced pizza from Tesco is an excellent choice for a quick, satisfying meal or snack. The tomato base is topped with a coconut mozzarella alternative, spinach, garlic mushrooms, oregano, and parsley, providing a lot of bang for your buck!

The herbs give it an aromatic quality and you can really taste the punchy garlic. We love the mushrooms and spinach too - these make it feel somewhat healthy. This is a pizza you'll find yourself buying again and again!

We love this roasted tomato and basil delight from Whole Creations - it's a sophisticated take on a Margherita. Not only is it totally plant-based but it's gluten-free too, making it a tasty treat suitable for vegans and coeliacs alike. 

The thin, crispy base combined with juicy slow-roasted cherry tomatoes, melty Sheese, and a herby dressing creates a yummy pizza that you won't want to share. While this isn't the most daring flavour on our list, sometimes it's best to keep things simple!

Here's a fantastic option for newbie vegans and those who still need to get their meaty fix! This deep pan pizza by Oumph! features succulent strips of soya protein, semi-dried tomatoes, and rocket, all dusted with seasoned breadcrumbs.

Delicious and satisfying, this stone-baked pizza tastes like it's straight from the pizzeria! If you're not keen on meat substitutes then this product probably won't appeal to you, but we think it makes plant-based eating exciting as well as easy.

Sometimes it can feel reassuring to find a simple vegan Margherita pizza, especially on a day when you may not fancy roasted vegetables or ambitious ingredients. This one definitely does the job!

The coconut-based mozzarella alternative tastes yummy and melts well, plus the addition of herbs like oregano and parsley really enhances the flavour. One of two Plant Chef branded products on our list, this is the more basic option but it's still a great choice!

Not only is this offering from Goodfella's inexpensive, it's also very popular with pizza connoisseurs. It has a thin and crispy base, making it perfect for a light lunch or a quick dinner.

Made with a spicy tomato sauce to heat things up, it's topped with falafel, red peppers, pan-fried onion, and spinach - plus a drizzle of houmous for good measure. This is a new take on pizza that's fun to try, but we weren't head over heels with the small size.

Possibly the naughtiest option on our list is this BBQ jackfruit pizza by Chicago Town. Sweet, sticky, and super saucy, this is the product to buy when you're feeling downright indulgent rather than trying to get your five a day.

There's enough jackfruit on top to create a good texture but not so much that it might put off those trying it for the first time. However, the sweetness of the tomato stuffed crust is slightly cloying and makes the pizza a little too stodgy overall. Save this one for excessive evenings only!