To some of us they offer solace in the wee hours when the clubs are closing, some of us prefer ours a little more upmarket, one thing many of us can agree on is that kebabs in all their varieties are a staple here in the UK - and it's no different in Manchester! Join us in finding the best vegan kebab Manchester has to offer.

What the Pitta 

What the Pitta, are the perfect place to satisfy your kebab cravings. Their döner mezze boxes, snack boxes and wraps starting at £7.45 contain large portions that don't feel too heavy thanks to their delicious soya döner vegan kebab meat which is much lighter than seitan alternatives. You can also expect to find gyros, falafel and a range of tasty desserts. Find What the Pitta in the Northern Quarter.

PANC

PANC, based in the Arndale Market, has a vegan kebab on their extensive menu. For £13.45 you can order "Shawarma kebab on a naan, topped with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, red onion, chillies, PANC garlic sauce and guindilla peppers." Their menu also consists of burgers, vegan hot dogs, loaded fries, fried chick'n and lots of dessert options!

Döner Haus

Döner Haus offer authentic Berlin kebabs and currywurst from their restaurant in the Manchester Corn Exchange. They are vegan-friendly, and their options include a vegan schnitzel kebap, a vegan gemüse kebap with seitan shawarma; they also have veganwurst with fries and sauerkraut on the menu. Prices start from £9.

Bab

Bab, located on Little Lever Street in the Northern Quarter, serves unique kebabs and mezze made from locally sourced ingredients. They invite diners to "watch our team of creative chefs make our entire menu, including fresh flatbreads, from scratch, in our open theatre-style kitchen." Their vegan options include falafel or salt & pepper tofu ‘babs,’ from £14.50.

If you are a Manchester foodie, you may like to check out our articles about where to find the best pizza and vegan wings in Manchester!