The Best Vegan Michelin-Starred Restaurants To Visit In 2025

If you have a special occasion coming up, or just fancy treating yourself this weekend, you may be wondering whether vegan Michelin restaurants exist - and if they’re any good. Thankfully, the answer to both these questions is a resounding yes. In 2025, there are several fully plant-based Michelin-starred and Michelin-recommended restaurants dotted around the world, making fine dining accessible to people of all dietary requirements.

The Michelin star system originated in 1926 as part of the Michelin Guide, first published in France by the Michelin tire company to encourage motorists to travel - and wear out more tires - by spotlighting exceptional dining experiences along their routes. Initially, a single star denoted a “fine dining establishment,” but by 1931, the system evolved into its now-famous three-tier ranking: one star signifying “high-quality cooking, worth a stop,” two stars indicating “excellent cooking, worth a detour,” and three stars representing “exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey.”

In this guide, we will spotlight all the vegan restaurants to have been awarded at least one Michelin star. At the time of writing, there are six fully vegan restaurants in total outlined in the Michelin star guide. But please note that this is always subject to change - as restaurants may adapt their menus. The vegan Michelin-starred restaurant list does not include Eleven Madison Park, which is currently the world’s only three-Michelin-starred vegan restaurant. This is because the eatery’s head chef, Daniel Humm, recently announced that he would be adding meat back to the menu in October (though a fully plant-based menu will still be available - more on that later).

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