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The UK’s first vegan pizzeria, Purezza, is set to open its second location – in London’s Camden in February next year.
The original branch of the Italian eatery is based in Brighton, and opened in 2015.
The Camden Town outlet will be spread over two floors and seat 100? ?diners.
Vegan
Purezza will feature an entirely vegan menu, with wholegrain sourdough pizzas, pastas, burgers, raw dishes, and gluten-free food.
According to the brand, it is ‘committed to inclusive eating’ and aims to serve quality food to all diners irrespective of their dietary choices.
A spokesperson added: “Purezza has reverse engineered a number of animal-based foods including vegan meat and cheese in its lab in order to recreate them with plant-based ingredients. It’ll offer a range of artisan cheeses, including its famous houseblend rice mozzarella as standard for pizzas.
“It’ll also offer ‘meats’ such as pancetta, mince, and burger patties created with plant proteins.”
‘Tip of the iceberg’
Stefania? ?Evangelisti?, Co-Founder of Purezza added: “London is a hub for both great food and innovation, meaning a London-based Purezza has always been an ambition
of ours.
“We are at the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what we can create with plants, and we look forward to having London join us on the journey to see where things can develop next.”
P?urezza has aggressive expansion plans, and the team is currently seeking investment to grow? ?into? ?further? ?cities? around the UK.
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