Vegan restaurants in London UK
William Clark
Michael Traub
East-West restaurant in the city somewhere is macrobiotic and vegan
(except for cows milk being available for coffee and tea drinkers).
There's also one in SE london somewhere but I can't remember the
name. If you check out a copy of the Vegan magazine they often
advertise in there.
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Michael Traub, tr...@btcs.bt.co.uk FAQ keeper rec.food.veg & VEGAN-L
To err is human, to moo bovine.
Louise White
: In article <billhype-2...@billhype.dircon.co.uk>,
--
There are several bhel poori houses in Drummond Street near Euston
Station which are completely vegetarian and 75% vegan.
Louise White
Laboratory of Experimental Psychology
Sussex University
BRIGHTON
U.K.
Ross Clement
>Michael Traub (tr...@btcs.bt.co.uk) wrote:
>: In article <billhype-2...@billhype.dircon.co.uk>,
>: William Clark <bill...@dircon.co.uk> wrote:
>: >Does anyone know of any Vegan restaurants in London?
>
>: East-West restaurant in the city somewhere is macrobiotic and vegan
>: (except for cows milk being available for coffee and tea drinkers).
>
>Station which are completely vegetarian and 75% vegan.
Is that the street where if you walk up Tottenham Court road, past Warren
Street (going away from town) past the road where you turn right to go
to Euston, and go just a bit further, on your right there's a small
street with a huge number of indian restaurants?
Thanks in anticipation,
Ross-c
Abhay Bulsari VT
Louise White <lou...@epunix.susx.ac.uk> wrote:
>Michael Traub (tr...@btcs.bt.co.uk) wrote:
>: In article <billhype-2...@billhype.dircon.co.uk>,
>: William Clark <bill...@dircon.co.uk> wrote:
>: >Does anyone know of any Vegan restaurants in London?
)>: East-West restaurant in the city somewhere is macrobiotic and vegan
)>: (except for cows milk being available for coffee and tea drinkers).
)>
)>: There's also one in SE london somewhere but I can't remember the
)>: name. If you check out a copy of the Vegan magazine they often
)>: advertise in there.
)>
)>: --
)>: Michael Traub, tr...@btcs.bt.co.uk FAQ keeper rec.food.veg & VEGAN-L
)>: To err is human, to moo bovine.
)>
)>--
)>
)> There are several bhel poori houses in Drummond Street near Euston
)>Station which are completely vegetarian and 75% vegan.
There is only one : Diwana Bhel Puri house.
They are talking about vegan restaurants, however.
Abhay
)>
)>Louise White
)>Laboratory of Experimental Psychology
)>Sussex University
)>BRIGHTON
)>U.K.
Peter Cox
Clement) wrote:
Yes it is. Also try (nearby and far better, IMO) The Raj Bhel-Poori,
Mornington Crescent.
Also try the various Chinese vegetarians (i.e. vegan since Chinese don't
use dairy) restaurants - a bit pricey, but good.
Also try all the Middle Eastern restaurants, e.g. The Phoenicia, nr High St
Kensington, which does a fantastic lunchtime help-yourself buffet.
I could go on...
--
Peter Cox
Ross Clement
>In article <D0GLF...@westminster.ac.uk>, cle...@westminster.ac.uk (Ross
>Clement) wrote:
>> Is that the street where if you walk up Tottenham Court road, past Warren
>> Street (going away from town) past the road where you turn right to go
>> to Euston, and go just a bit further, on your right there's a small
>> street with a huge number of indian restaurants?
>
>Mornington Crescent.
Thanks very much. I had lunch at the Ravi Shankar today, which was very
nice (I was too late to get the buffet meal at Chutney's which looked very
good value).
>Also try the various Chinese vegetarians (i.e. vegan since Chinese don't
>use dairy) restaurants - a bit pricey, but good.
Where? Please! Where? I've been looking for a good Chinese vegetarian
restaurant for a while. Haven't been to any Chinese restaurant for a
long time for that matter (longer than I've been veg.)
>Also try all the Middle Eastern restaurants, e.g. The Phoenicia, nr High St
>Kensington, which does a fantastic lunchtime help-yourself buffet.
I most certainly will.
>I could go on...
Don't let me stop you!
Thanx muchly,
Ross-c
Andrew Taylor
In article <D0GLF...@westminster.ac.uk>, Ross Clement (cle...@westminster.ac.uk) writes:
>In article <3c4lbu$9...@infa.central.susx.ac.uk> lou...@epunix.susx.ac.uk (Louise White) writes:
>>Michael Traub (tr...@btcs.bt.co.uk) wrote:
>>: In article <billhype-2...@billhype.dircon.co.uk>,
>>: William Clark <bill...@dircon.co.uk> wrote:
>>: >Does anyone know of any Vegan restaurants in London?
>>
>>: East-West restaurant in the city somewhere is macrobiotic and vegan
>>: (except for cows milk being available for coffee and tea drinkers).
>>
>> There are several bhel poori houses in Drummond Street near Euston
>>Station which are completely vegetarian and 75% vegan.
If you want to risk body and soul travelling on the Northern
Line <sob> to Finchlay Central, there is Rani's in Long Lane,
Finchley (N3). Although they are very strict Vegetarian, I am
not sure if they are 100% Vegan. However, I do know that they
are recognised as one of the best Vegetarian Restaurants in
London, and their food is really out of this world. Allow £20 to
£30 for two without alcohol or coffee - but eating really well.
My wife and I are stricter than Vegan at home and apart from
meats and dairy products, don't have salt, vinegar, sugar,
tea's of coffee's, alcohol etc but we relax a little when we go
out but that isn't all that often. So Rani's perfect for us.
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Abhay Bulsari VT
Ross Clement <cle...@westminster.ac.uk> wrote:
>In article <peter-091...@pcox.demon.co.uk> pe...@pcox.demon.co.uk (Peter Cox) writes:
>>In article <D0GLF...@westminster.ac.uk>, cle...@westminster.ac.uk (Ross
>>Clement) wrote:
))) Street (going away from town) past the road where you turn right to go
))) to Euston, and go just a bit further, on your right there's a small
))) street with a huge number of indian restaurants?
))
))Yes it is. Also try (nearby and far better, IMO) The Raj Bhel-Poori,
))Mornington Crescent.
)
)Thanks very much. I had lunch at the Ravi Shankar today, which was very
)nice (I was too late to get the buffet meal at Chutney's which looked very
)good value).
I should mention my experience about Chutney's having been there
a few times. Be prepared to waste your first visit (or at least the
first round of serving yourself). Some things turn out to be too hot
or too oily, which prevents you from enjoying the rest of your meal.
The chutneys are hot, so take them in very small amounts before you
know how much you will eat. Assuming Indian standards, I made mistakes
at two visits.
I have never been to Raj Bhel-Poori. Where is it ?
Abhay
John Davis
William Clark <bill...@dircon.co.uk> wrote:
>Does anyone know of any Vegan restaurants in London?
Since there seems to be a lot of interest in this, here's my personal
collection on London. Some of it from the World Guide/Europe2 plus lots more
from elsewhere, hopefully it will all get into the Guide in due course. Any
corrections would be appreciated, please mail me direct.
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LONDON
Accommodation
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Barrow House,
45 Barrow Road, Streatham Common, SW16 5PE,
tel: 081 677 1925
- Vegetarian Guesthouse, Luxurious quiet non-smoking accommodation
for visitors to London. 15 minutes by train from Victoria station.
Wholefood B&B.
Mrs Poynter's Vegetarian Guesthouse,
102 Arthur Road, Wimbledon Park, SW19 7DT
tel: 081 946-0902
- Pleasant family house. Very close to tube station. 2 rooms, with
basins & kettles, shared bathroom. 3 course breakfeasts. Every
effort is made to comply with visitors' needs. Vegans catered for.
Two large family dogs in residence. Children & dogs welcome. Book
ahead. B&B #14. During Wimbledon, #20.
Near Wimbledon, B&B
tel: 081 540 0622
- Vegetarian or Vegan breakfast, friendly family home, 2 minutes to station
Central London B&B
tel: 071 622 3379
- vegetarian and vegan, peaceful cosy flat.
NORTH LONDON
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Finchley: Rani,
3 Long Lane, Finchley Central N3 2PR,
tel: 081 349 2636/4386
- Indian Vegetarian Restaurant, menu by fax or post
Highbury: Bibaqc
2-4 Gillespie Road, Highbury, N5 1LN,
tel: 071 704 0088
- Mainly vegan Indian food. Nr Highbury tube station.
Highgate: The Cafe Vert,
Jackson Lane Centre, Archway Road, (opp.Highgate Tube) London N6 5AA
tel: 081 348 7666
- Vegetarian Cafe & Takeaway, lunch & evenings
Islington: Indian Veg Bhel Poori House
92-93 Chapel Market Angel, Islington, N1 9EX,
tel: 071 837-4607.
- Near Angel tube station. Quality Indian vegetarian food at rock-bottom
prices. All-you-can-eat for #2.95. Open noon-3pm & 6pm-11:30pm.
Islington: Ravi Shankar Restaurant,
422 St. John Street, Islington EC1,
tel: 071 833 5849.
- Near Angel tube station. Reasonably good. Open Mon-Sun noon-11pm.
Muswell Hill: Health & Diet Centre (store)
243 Muswell Hill Broadway N10
tel: 081 444 7717
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members
Palmers Green: Countryside Wholefoods (store)
90 Aldermans Hill, Palmers Green N13
tel: 081 882 2799
- 5% discount to VegSoc UK members, excluding special offers
Stoke Newington: Spices,
30 Church Street, Stoke Newington N16 0LU,
tel: 071 254 0528
- Excellent South Indian vegetarian restaurant. I ate vegan and I went
with three flesh eaters who were all absolutely thrilled with the food.
No frills, but the service is spectacular. Dish of the day, #2.75.
Open noon-2:30pm & 6pm-midnight. Sun open noon-midnight.
Stoke Newington: Milward's Restaurant,
97 Church Street, Stoke Newington N16
tel: 071 254 1025
- Family restaurant specializing in continental cuisine. They aim to
be treated like a normal local bistro - the only difference is a
subtle lack of meat! Expect to pay #11.50 for a 3 course meal with
wine. Open Mon-Fri 6:30pm-11pm. Sat-Sun noon-11pm.
Suruchi,
Theberton St, N1
- Indian vegetarian restaurant
Mexican Buffet,
Fludd(?) Street (Down from the Royal Free Hospital at the bottom of
the vale of health.)
- All you can eat for 5.95 (but you have to buy a drink) Loads of
veggie items though not much for vegans. The chef/owner used to be
at the cafe royale and the food is very very good. Booking is
advisable but it doesn't make much difference.
EAST LONDON
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Bethnal Green: Cherry Orchard,
241-245 Globe Road, Bethnal Green, E2 0JD,
tel: 081 980 6678.
- Near Bethnal Green tube station. Vegetarian & vegan food from a
variety of traditions and cooking styles (French, Italian, Middle
Eastern, Indian). Fast counter service at lunch time. Candle-lit table
service in the evenings. Attractive & secluded garden in the summer.
Open Tue-Fri noon-3pm & 6:30pm-10:30pm, Sat noon-10:30pm.
Closed Christmas to New Years. Book ahead.
Bethnal Green: Thai Garden,
Near Bethnal Green tube station.
- The only vegetarian Thai restaurant in the UK.
Bethnal Green: Friends Foods Ltd (store)
83 Roman Road, Bethnal Green E2
tel: 081 980 1843
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members, on food only.
Cranks, several locations:
Unit 31, The Circle, Broadgate, EC2
13-15 Leadenhall Market, EC3
5 Cowcross Street, Smithfield, EC1
43 Leather Lane, EC1
- "Since the early sixties Cranks has pioneered the boom in wholefood
vegetarian cooking and continues to use only the best wholefood
ingredients. The wholemeal flour from which the breads, biscuits,
pastries, and cakes are freshly baked each day, is stone ground and
organically grown, as are many of the grains, seeds, and pulses.
Honey, molasses, and raw sugars are used for sweeteners, and all
eggs are free-range. All fresh fruit and vegetables are carefully
selected and whenever possible these are organically grown. We are
committed to using these ingredients with integrity to produce high
quality wholefood that is both natural and delicious. Cranks
restaurants and take-aways are built using natural materials and
hand-crafted objects which complement our food and make Cranks a
refreshing oasis in this busy world." Cranks are the UK Vegetarian
Society's first corporate members.
East West Gourmet Restaurant
188 Old Street, EC1 (tube: Old Street)
- Almost completely vegan. Open 7days/wk, 11-11.
SOUTH EAST LONDON
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Blackheath: Health & Diet Centre (store)
31 Tranquil Vale, Blackheath SE3
tel: 081 318 0448
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members
Greenwich, Information Centre for VegSoc UK
Duncan Price,
58 Eaglesfield Road, Shooters Hill, London SE18 3BU
tel: 081 317 1424
Heather's Cafe Bistro
190 Trundleys Road, London SE8 5JE
tel: 081 691 6665
- Vegan and Vegetarian Buffet, only 7.50 UKP
Lewisham: Veganomics,
314 Lewisham Road, SE13 7PA, - Near Lewisham tube station.
tel: 081 852 7978.
- Vegan. Great selection of high quality vegan foods. Uses organic
produce whenever possible. Serve organic additive free alcoholic
drinks. They regularily cater for parties including weddings.
The wholefood shop next door sells take-aways. Original Victorian
shop-fittings. Restaurant is gas-lit. Open Thu-Sat from 7pm. Book
ahead Fri,Sat.
Court Farm Granaries (store)
89 Mottingham Road SE9
tel: 081 857 0857
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members
SOUTH WEST LONDON
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Brixton - Cafe Pushkar
16c Market Row.
tel: 071 738 6161
- Brixton's Vegetarian Cafe, lashings of delicious vegan food.
10% off for Vegan Society members. Open daily except Wed & Sun 9-5
Clapham: Tea Rooms des Artistes
697 Wandsworth Road, Clapham SW8 3JF
- member of VegSoc UK Food & Drink Guild
Fulham: Windmill,
486 Fulham Road, SW6 5NH,- Near Fulham Broadway tube station.
tel: 071 385 1570.
- Very friendly. Candle-light evenings. Fires in winter. Daily menu
includes a vegan choice. Open noon-11pm.
Fulham: Health & Diet Centre (store)
5 Jerdan Place, Fulham SW6
tel: 071 385 0015
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members, excluding bread and special offers
Norbury: Shahee BelPoori
1547 London Road, Norbury, London SW16, opp. Norbury BR station.
tel: 081 679 6275
- exotic vegetarian & vegan restaurant, 100 varieties, plus childrens
menu, South & North Indian Food.
Putney: Health & Diet Centre (store)
151 Putney High Street, SW15
tel: 081 788 0944
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members
Wimbledon: Cordon Vert
136 Merton Road, Wimbledon, SW19 1EH,
tel: 081 543 9174 Near Wimbledon tube station.
- Veggie-bistro - pasta, rich stews, curries, nut roasts, Indonesian
dishes & sauces. Unique & interesting starters & puddings. Cosy
deco-kitch interior. Menu changes daily. At least 2 vegan options.
Daily special #5.30. Open Tue-Thu noon-10pm, Fri-Sat noon-11pm,
Sun noon-3pm.
Health Place Cafe
17 Strutton Ground, SW1
tel: 071 233 1701
Home made food & organic vines & beers. Linked to health-food shop.
Open 9am-9pm Mon-Fri, but Mon-Tue 5pm-9pm women only. #16 for 2
people including wine.
Wilkins
61 Marsham Street, SW1P 3DP
tel: 071 222 4038
- Popular lunch spot. Summer outdoor seating.
Open Mon-Fri 8:30am - 5:30pm.
Kastoori
Upper Tooting Rd, SW17
- Indian vegetarian restaurant
Fungus Mungus
264 Battersea Park Road, SW11 3BP
tel: 0171 924 5578
- Open 6-12 Mon-Fri, 12-12 Sat/Sun. Fair priced, excellent food.
Pierre Lapin
86 Broadway, SW19 1RH.
tel: 0181 543 1800
- Open noon-3pm, 6-11pm. Lively, friendly and reasonably priced.
WEST LONDON
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Vegetarian Social Club, independent group
Mrs E.Moore,
23 Sutherland House, Marloes Road, London W8 5LG
Chiswick: Cornucopia Healthfoods (store)
1 Devonshire Road, Chiswick W4
tel: 081 998 0588
- 10% discount to vegSoc UK members
Ealing: Cornucopia Healthfoods (store)
64 St.Mary's Road, Ealing W5
tel: 081 579 9431
- 10% discount to VegSoc UK members
Hammersmith: The Gate
51 Queen Caroline St., Hammersmith, W6 9QL,
tel: 081 748 6932. Near Hammersmith tube station.
- Set in the studio of artist Sir Frank Brangwyn. The restaurant is
large, airy, and full of large plants. Exhibitions of colourful
paintings and Mexican wall rugs. The Indo-Iraqi chef offers
Eastern, Middle Eastern, and international cuisine. Located upstairs
in a house. Very relaxed atmosphere. Live music Fri & Sat nights.
Poetry on the last Wed of every month. Dining in the courtyard in
the summer. Open Mon-Sat noon-11:30pm.
Kensington: Byblos Restaurant
262 Kensington Hish Street, W8.
tel: 071 603 4422
- 10% discount to Vegan Society (UK) members.
- Britain's oldest Lebanese restaurant
Shepherds Bush: Blah Blah Blah
78 Goldhawk Road, Shepherds Bush,
tel: 081 746 1337. Near Shepherds Bush tube station.
- 50's style vegetarian cafe. Serves capuccino and 3-course meals on
purple floral tablecloths. The lights are old 50's sputniks from a
movie studio. A jukebox plays 50s & 60s hits. Great food but trifle
is apparently "disgusting". Open Mon-Sat 8am-11pm, Sun 10am - 11pm.
WEST CENTRAL LONDON
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Bunjies
27 Litchfield Street, WC2
tel: 071 240 1796
- folk cellar - coffee house, delicious vegetarian specialists, licensed
open Mon-Sat 12 noon - 11.45pm, music every night from 8.00pm
Country Life
18 Heddon Street, W1R 7LE,
tel: 071 434 2922
- Vegan buffet. Run by the Seventh Day Adventist church. Approximate
prices #3.25-#4.50. Children eat half price. Also run cooking
courses, stress seminars, 5 day stop smoking plans, etc. Open Mon-
Thur 11:30am-2:30pm, Fri 11:30am-2pm.
Country Life
123 Regent Street
tel: 071 434 2922
- Vegan. 7th Day Adventist restaurant.
Cranks, several locations:
8 Marshall Street, W1V 1LP, (071) 437 9431
11 The Market, Covent Garden, WC2E 8RB
9-11 Tottenham Cr Road, W1
17-19 Great Newport Street, WC2
8 Adelaide Street, WC2
23 Barrett Street, W1
- See description in the East London section.
Diwana Bhel Poori House
50 Westbourne Grove, W2 5SH (2nd location in North London)
tel: 071 387 5556
- The food is good and cheap. Mostly S.Indian (Madras area) dishes but
they also have Gujarati (N.W. India) dishes. Open Tue-Sun noon-11pm.
Food For Thought
31 Neal Street, Covent Garden, WC2H 9PK,
tel: 071 836 0239. Near Covent Garden tube station.
- Small cheerful restaurant. Has a quick self-service counter for
take-aways. Imaginative & interesting main courses & salads. Menu
keeps changing. 3 courses for about #5. Summer open Mon-Fri 8:30am-
8pm, Sat noon-8pm. Winter open Mon-Sat noon-8pm.
Govinda's
9-10 Soho Street
tel: 071 437 3662
- Hare Krishna vegetarian restaurant.
Greenhouse
16 Chenies Street, WC1E 7EX
tel: 071 637 8038.
- Not far from Euston Square tube station, but another station is
probably closer.
- Informal friendly wholefood vegetarian restaurant with counter
service. Very popular at lunchtime and early evenings. Candle lit in
the evenings. Wide range of vegetarian dishes. Vegan dishes may be
limited. (Some say the choices are poor but OK). Everything prepared
daily using organic (where possible) and wholefood ingredients. Main
course #3.15. Open Tue-Fri 10am-10pm, Sat 1pm-8:30pm, Mon 10am-6pm.
Mandeer
21 Hanway Place (off Tottenham Court Road), W1P 9DG,
tel: 071 323 0660 or 071 580 3470. Near Tottenham Court Road tube
station.
- One of the most renowned vegetarian/Indian restaurants with an
exclusive and romantic atmosphere in the evenings. The owners are
lifelong vegetarians and have been carefully and consistently
serving authentic excellent food for over 25 years. The array of
dishes is impressive and vegan dishes are included in the menu. Try
a business lunch, a take-away, or a relaxed evening meal. Open Mon-
Sat noon-3pm & 6pm-10:30pm. Reservations advised.
Mildreds
58 Greek St, W1.
tel: 0171 494 1634
- Open Mon-Sat noon-11pm. Small, friendly. Cafe & take-away.
Good prices. Vegan-friendly, but some fish on Fridays.
MNG
35-36 Greek Street, London W1
tel: 071 734 2721/437 0292
- "the oldest and finest Chinese restaurant in Soho/theatreland.
Over 25 vegetarian dishes starting from 3 UK pounds.
La Reash Restaurant
23/24 Greek Street, London W1V 5LG
- member of VegSoc UK Food & Drink Guild
Seasons
Harcourt St. W1,
tel: 071 402 5925. Near Edgware Road tube station.
- NOW CLOSED??? CAN SOMEONE PLEASE VERIFY THIS?
- Recently opened vegetarian restaurant. Provide quality food made
from the best & healthiest ingedients. Clean, pleasant, trendy.
Soup #1.20, main meal #3.20-#3.55, sweets #1.20-#1.50. Open Mon-Sun
8am-10pm.
Shan
200-202 Shaftesbury Avenue, WC2H 8JL
tel: 071 240 3348.
- Near Leicester Square tube station.
- Authentic (Indian) Gujarati vegetarian restaurant using fresh ground
spices and vegetable products from Uganda, Kenya, etc. Daily menu
changes. Big big menu. "Probably the most economical & good value
restaurant in the UK". People with special dietary needs welcome.
B&B available. Open Mon-Sat noon-10pm. Booking advised.
Yours Naturally, The London Ecology Centre,
45 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 9MJ
tel: 071 497 0079.
Near Covent Garden tube station.
- Very vegan. Meal for less than #5. Lots of snacks, salads, and
savouries, most under #2. Blackboard menu changes daily. Serve
organic beer. Live music on weekends. Take-away service. Open Mon-
Sat 10am-9pm.
ZZZ's Cafe
238 Gray's Inn Road, WC1
tel: 071 278 5391
- Busy lunchtime cafe on border of West End & City. Good variety of
salads. Menu changes daily, always includes vegan choices. Self
service, sandwiches prepared while you wait. Gets crowded at
lunchtime. For best selection of food, arrive before 1pm! Eat well
for #2.50-#4.50. Open Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm.
NORTH WEST LONDON
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Camden: The Raj
18 Camden High St, London NW1
tel: 071 388 6663.
- Indian. Fantastic buffet 12 noon till 3pm ( noon till 11.30pm
weekends) Cost: a mere (pounds) 3.95, all you can eat. Beat that!
Euston: Diwana Bhel Poori House
121 Drummond Street, NW1 2HL,
tel: 071 387 5556
(2nd location in West London). Nr Euston tube station.
- The food is good and cheap. Mostly South Indian (Madras area) dishes
but they also have Gujarati (north-west India) dishes. Open
noon-11:40pm.
Euston: Chutneys
124 Drummond Street, NW1
tel: 071 388 0604
- Food mostly from the Gujarat region of India. Good vegan choices.
The lunchtime buffet is extremely good and cheap at #3.95 plus
drinks (if required). I think 'lunchtime' extends quite late into
the afternoon and the buffet is 'Eat as much as you like'. Open
Mon-Fri noon-2:45pm & 6pm-11:30pm. Near Euston station.
Euston: Ravi Shankar Restaurant,
133-135 Drummond Street, NW1
tel: 071 388 6458. Near Euston station.
Golders Green: The Jewish Vegetarian Society Dining Room,
853-5 Finchley Road, Golders Green, NW11 8LX,
tel: 081 455 0692.
Near Golders Green tube station.
- Small & friendly. Daily specials. Vegan dishes & Jewish favourites.
3 course meal #7.50. Open Sun-Thu 6pm-10pm. Also noon-3pm Sun.
Willesden Green: Sabras
263 High Road, Willesden Green, NW10 2RX,
tel: 081 459 0340
- Multi-award winning vegetarian Indian restaurant
& take-away. An extensive menu with something (surely!) for everyone.
Prices very reasonable. Open 12:30pm-3pm & 6pm-10pm. Closed Mon.
Surya
59-61 Fortune Green Road, NW6 1DR
tel: 071 435 7486
- Authenthic Indian food including many specialties. Mindbendingly
delightful. Open 6pm-11pm. Also noon-2pm Fri-Sun. 3 course meal
around #11. Main course around #6.
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Please send me corrections!
thanks
John
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Views expressed are entirely my own - unless anyone out there agrees with me.
Abhay Bulsari VT
John Davis <Jo...@portsveg.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>In article <billhype-2...@billhype.dircon.co.uk>,
>William Clark <bill...@dircon.co.uk> wrote:
> >Does anyone know of any Vegan restaurants in London?
>
>Since there seems to be a lot of interest in this, here's my personal
>collection on London. Some of it from the World Guide/Europe2 plus lots more
>from elsewhere, hopefully it will all get into the Guide in due course. Any
>corrections would be appreciated, please mail me direct.
Thank you very much for the list. There is a lot of information in there
which I haven't seen before.
Abhay
.
Peter Cox
VT) wrote:
> I should mention my experience about Chutney's having been there
> a few times. Be prepared to waste your first visit (or at least the
> first round of serving yourself). Some things turn out to be too hot
> or too oily, which prevents you from enjoying the rest of your meal.
> The chutneys are hot, so take them in very small amounts before you
> know how much you will eat. Assuming Indian standards, I made mistakes
> at two visits.
>
> I have never been to Raj Bhel-Poori. Where is it ?
>
Bottom of Camden High St, just up from (closed) Morn Cresc tube stn.
Started going there when my friend the manageress of Chutneys "left". Like
it much better now.
Cheers,
--
Peter Cox
Steve Welburn
abul...@aton.abo.fi "Abhay Bulsari VT" writes:
> )>: There's also one in SE london somewhere but I can't remember the
> )>: name. If you check out a copy of the Vegan magazine they often
> )>: advertise in there.
I suspect you were thinking of Veganomics which then became Melody's and
then closed down... which was a pity. Very vegan (but probably not quite 100%)
is the Cooltan Arts Centre in Brixton - which squats the Old Dolehouse on
Coldharbour Lane nr. Atlantic Road. (I think that's accurate...). Be prepared
for a lack of culinary marvels, but they try, it's cheap and it's a cool place.
Oh yes, and I'm not sure whether it's still there - the council keep
threatening to redevelop it...
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You have been listening to...
Steve Welburn
restau...@gmail.com
I found so many Chinese restaurants around where i live.They have a good variety of chinese food. Most of it is really good. Thai tea with boba did go up in price, but it's still set at a great price for its size
lucaswi...@gmail.com
You can check on http://restaau.co.uk/