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we had a nice experience here. they originally told us that they were from the vegan flatbread, but then they said they would let it work and we had a really nice off-Menu meal (I guess with which ingredients they were left).

Ordered the vegan breakfast and added avocado as it was pretty limited. The portion size was tiny half a slice of toast to reference! Veg included tomatoes which tasted like plastic and spinach which tasted off. Hash browns were OK but pretty cold as were the beans. The coffee must have been watered down as it tasted like dishwater. Do not go here!

we had olives sourded with caramelized red planks, which was beautiful (the olives were especially beautiful! then we had a pizza that they exchanged from the milk cheese for vegan cheese. it was honestly one of the best pizzas we've ever eaten! the options are very limited for vegans, but what they do have it delicious and since there is a small business restaurant it is not surprising that they have a limited vegan menu.

We ordered the broth and bumblebees, duck, and some drinks. The staff was friendly, and the location was nice; overall, the food was excellent. While the prices were on the higher side, the quality justified the cost. The duck breast was outstanding, and the mussels were great as well. Unfortunately, they forgot to bring the broth with the mussels, which was disappointing, but they quickly addressed the issue as soon as we requested it. The starter, a pint, and a large wine came to £57. I would definitely consider going back.

I had already viewed previous reviews I had expected more vegan options. Unfortunately I could only find a dish on the menu that was listed as vegan. I ordered the roasted veg on ciabatta with hummus and pommes. very unusual presentation, as it just looked like a bit of a mossus with the roasted veg mixed with the hummus in a large barm. with the fritten it was just a massive carb festival. tried ok and it was very full, but only lacked raffinesse unfortunately. the interieur was beautiful and the staff was attentive. updated by previous review on 2022-06-24

Contrary to the bad reviews here, I had a really good experience with this restaurant. I had the vegan breakfast which was very fresh and tasty I asked for more mushrooms in replacement of halloumi. I also had the tender stem broccoli which was great. After this, I was still hungry so decided to order the courgette and corn fritters with damson chutney which I devoured super quickly! The service was great so I have no complaints. The food took long to serve but I understand this wasn’t fast food it could’ve been quicker. Updated from previous review on 2021 07 27

Whilst they have what sounds like a good deal for an early evening set menu (two courses for £15), on closer inspection, it's not that great for vegans. There are two vegan main meals and only one of these is part of the deal; and there's only one vegan starter. I had the Imam Baldi, basically stuffed aubergine. It didn't taste of much, was oily and undercooked, and was rather small. I had a nice vegan ice-cream for pudding (not homemade) but I'm afraid that wasn't enough to redeem the place as a vegan culinary destination. My omnivore friends thought it was great though!

Vegan breakfast was the worst Vegan Breakfast I’ve ever had. The potato scone was shredded deep fried potato with an overwhelming taste of vegetable oil, the hash brown measured 2cm x 2cm and had no crunch on the outside and no fluffy potato on the inside, the portion of baked beans were warm and I counted 10 beans, the tomatoes were hard and the avocado unseasoned. The mushrooms were ok as was the spinach but the portion size was very poor and the overall quality of the breakfast was very disappointing. I would not recommend this place to anyone seeking a vegetarian or vegan meal with far better options close by.

Urban Food House has a couple of vegan options including cheese, so I visited for lunch on an extremely wet Lake District day and seemed everyone thought the same, as it got very busy. I read the fantastic Tripadvisor reviews, so had high expectations and to be honest I was disappointed. I ordered Earl Grey tea with oat milk and when it arrived my gut instinct told me it was not oat (was very white, whereas all oat milk I have used is not). The waitress came to take our order, so I queried it and she took the jug away without saying a word, just a huff (so I presume she made a mistake). There was no apology and its a good job I didn't drink it as I am allergic (not life threatening though)....