Carnaby Zebrano - Carta

Let me preface this review by sayingI am a snob! This joint is newIt is in Soho and cute (albeit small inside).

We came to Bittersweet for after work drinks, and it wasn't as bad as I fearedIn fact I was pretty happy here and would come here again.

Now I did say in my last review that I would return for a good deal, so naturally when their happy hour of 2 full pages of cocktails at half price whizzed Ver carta

I had the thali, had to ask for a vegan version (was not on the menu.) it was good to have a relatiw large dish, but not a place I would recommend for vegan.

Offers separate vegan menu upon request, tons of great vegan options. Also offers tons of small plates, great for sharing with a group. As some other reviews said, there can be a bit of a long wait, but the food is definitely worth it.

they now have a separate Veg/Vegan menu and I think the breakfast is far better than lunch and dinner. The Tofu Scrambble is delicious and I also like the vegan black pudding. it is nice to see that they have added milk-free chai to the menu, now simply make it refillable as the milk please! Ver carta

Such great food and plenty of vegan options. I got a couple of smaller dishes and shared it with my friend which worked out well for portion sizes. However it is expensive and there is always a long wait sometimes around an hour long before you can be seated to eat. But you can go for drinks outside beforehand whilst you wait.

a carefully mediocre breakfast at a high price. the “masala beans” should be Indian style, but tasted and looked like buzzing tesco value. the homemade vegan rolls were dry and came without spread. so many better options in london and nowhere near the brand for a £13.50 breakfast. style over substance, not even worth visiting as a novelty.

this is my favorite place for dishoom because it is in carnaby. in the summer they can eat outside and people observe tourist and local, and the opposite is full of energy. I added another half-star. people really love or are really disappointed by, dishoom. I think there's a little bit of a step in what they can expect here. first, dishoom is not a typical Indian restaurant, so if you have a request for your favorite Indian dish, you can find in almost any Indian restaurant, check the menu of dishoom first! dishoom offer elevated, creative and sometimes unique dishes and it seems that they continue to add more vegan options (e.g. they recently added mango leti and naan.) the black daal vega... Ver carta