Second helpings: More vaunted vegans

By Terry Durack

Sunday 15 June 2008 00:00 BST

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Vita Organic

74 Wardour Street, London W1, tel: 020 7734 8986

Totally vegan, this friendly, easygoing Soho café specialises in live, enzymatic and gently cooked food, from Thai-style tom yum soup to raw lasagne with pesto

Demuth's

2 North Parade Passage, Bath, Somerset, tel: 01225 446 059

Located in a Georgian townhouse, Bath's favourite vegetarian serves a range of dedicated vegan dishes. Everyone orders the famous vegan chocolate cake

David Bann

56-58 St. Mary's Street, Edinburgh, tel: 0131 556 5888

Specialises in inventive vegetarian food. Offers several vegan dishes, with more that can be made vegan to order, such as an artichoke, pea and mint risotto

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