I absolutely love Deliciously Ella - the brand, the podcast, the app, the cookbooks, so I had to…read morevisit their restaurant when I was visiting England on our trip a couple of years ago. It did not disappoint! They have a beautiful restaurant and presentation, as well as delicious food.

I freaked when I found that there was a vegan crosstown. There's unique flavors and I tried the…read morerosemary and thyme. I didn't expect to have a thick doughy flavor. There's veeerryyy little sweetness to it that the dough takes away from. Other than that, it is very aesthetic shop. Only accept card!

This place is so good, I don't know why it doesn't have more reviews. On holiday from the U.S…read more staying close by. My husband got the peanut butter with jelly and I got the raspberry, rhubarb and ginger jelly filled. To die for! Cute atmosphere and seeming great location near shopping and Hyde park. A must stop for vegans!

The Mercato Mayfair is essentially an indoor food court living in an old church…read more It's not particularly accessible, there are quite a few stairs to get to the second floor and upstairs patio (there is an elevator but it's for wheelchair users only) but they do have a nice array of restauraunts. We wished we'd known you can just sit at the patio and order and they'll deliver it to you, but you can also go up to each stall to order and receive a pager. We liked that it was an easy way to eat outdoors (which is what we tend to do while traveling) and that they had quite a bit to choose from. The stain glass window is also really gorgeous as you walk up and down the stairs. All in all, while maybe not a must-do, if you're staying in the area, it's definitely a good stop for eats if you're looking for something simple and easy.

Loved the esthetic of this beautiful food hall! I highly recommend a visit. We found this food hall…read moreby chance and I am so happy we did. I had heard stories of it being a beautiful former church that was renovated into a modern food hall. There are a variety of merchants and food options. There is no AC but I was cool inside. The bathrooms are in the basement. For the foods, you order at the individual restaurants and are provided with a restaurant pager. You are allowed to sit anywhere. Overall it was such an interesting and enjoyable experience. I'd go back just did the ambiance alone!

So many good things to say about this place that I don't know where to start…read more The entire cafe is decorated which makes it perfect for pictures. Inside is a bit cramped but in a good way - it makes it feel homey. It looked like there was some outdoor seating too which would have been so nice if it was warmer. There is a display case of baked goods as soon as you walk in and everything looked SO good! I was in a more savory mood and tried the shakshuka. It came with black charcoal bread which was very unique. It didn't taste much different than normal bread but made for a fun picture. The iced chai was also very refreshing. Our server, Maria, was also very helpful and attentive! Hope to be back soon to try some dessert!

Pretty good spot. It seems to be quite popular so there was a little line. The dining room is cute…read moreand the service was pretty good. The food was solid, several gluten free options and lots of options if you are not GF. My kids had a real veggie centric breakfast which was great.

Stumbled into Tibits in London. Tibits is a pay-by-weight fast casual restaurant with many…read morevegetarian and vegan option. Staff are very friendly. The moment I step in, one of the staff explained the concept of Tibit to me. Items are clearly labelled. Because I was there around breakfast time, I did not get a chance to see the lunch and dinner options. With that said, I really enjoyed the vegan "sausage" roll (1.60 pound). It was flakey on the outside and filled with delicious UFO (unidentified filling option). I commend Tibits for their plant-based ingenuity.

I went here for the first time about a month ago…read more LOCATION: This location is right off of Regent Street and fairly nearby Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus. 4/5 ATMOSPHERE: The atmosphere was pretty great. It was clean and roomy, and I liked the overall vibe. 4/5 SELECTION: It's all vegetarian (but they have labels for which are vegan, along with some other allergy notifications) and it's like a hot food bar, where you put whatever you want on a plate and then they weigh it, and you pay per 100g. There are 40 different dishes offered daily, including salads, hot dishes, and desserts. They also have drinks and cocktails. 3/5 WHAT I GOT: From what I remember/can see from my picture, I got white rice, mixed greens, bok choy, a grilled veggies mix, a green beans mix, a potatoes and peas mix and some of an artichoke dish. All of the stuff I got was vegan. It was all pretty good and tasted fresh and of good quality -- in fact, it was probably the best buffet/hot food type bar I've ever been to. None of it tasted like it'd been sitting out for a while, and none of it was undercooked or tasted too processed. The only complaint I have is that I wish they refrained from using oil, but it actually could've been much worse, so that's that. 3/5 SERVICE: The employees seemed friendly. I mean, we didn't really need to interact with them much, given the style of eatery, but they seemed nice lol. 4/5

All-vegan restaurant with a mishmash of different cuisines and a large selection. I stopped in with…read moresome friends for dinner one evening around 8pm -- it was pretty quiet inside. We ordered the Teriyaki Soya VFish (£8.50) to start, which came with 4 smallish pieces of soya fish, grilled nicely, slightly charred -- very tasty but poor value for what you get. For my main, I got the Curry Laksa (about £15), and added tempeh (£2.50), since it comes with no protein by default (which is odd, since you'd expect at least tofu puffs). The broth was heavy on the citrus and not particularly authentic -- missing that turmeric and chili character you expect in a proper laksa -- and the toppings were kind of sparse. The noodles were also medium-thickness, whereas authentic laksa should be thin vermicelli and/or yellow noodles. Oh well. It was decent for what it is, but ultimately unsatisfying and not good value. Overall, the place is nice, the location is great, and service was super friendly. But food- and value-wise, it was a bit lacking.

I'm going to give this five stars because it surpassed my expectations and was exactly what my…read moretummy needed today! Food and drinks: This is a self-serve, all you can eat, with your food kind of place. I had portions of at least 6 different things, plus the gluten free pita. It was so good! I really enjoyed the curry with onions and sweet potato, the stroganoff dish, and the spinach. Not a single thing I didn't like (including the sauces). To drink, you can make a cocktail by adding alcohol to their juice combo. I had the ambrosia (I think!?) with vodka; there were strawberries inside and it was good! Service: The 2 folks there were nice and helpful. They explained how the place works and let us stay long after closing while my friend and I were chatting. Ambiance: When you see the door and peer down the stairs, you have no idea what you're getting into. The place was clean, good was well presented, it has a cozy, loved-in feel. Could accommodate 2 people or a larger group. It was so tasty (and allergen friendly) that I'm thinking of going back tomorrow...

Ethos has beautiful decor. It has a very serene ambience. Most items are vegetarian with some vegan…read moreand raw options! Unfortunately, there were not a lot of vegan dessert variety. Dishes are by weight, so it can really add up. Each dish has a list of ingredients on a card. Items were flavourful. The food is clean, healthy, and fresh! Perhaps next time I visit London, England; I can stop by Ethos to try their vegan afternoon tea.

Veg restaurant in Soho with plenty of vegan options, desserts including, and even raw, & gluten…read morefree. One of the many restaurants featuring an all vegan afternoon high tea, but reservations with 50% deposit is required at least 24 hours in advance. The food is by the lb. and each dish has a small card which list all the ingredients so you won't confuse the veggie from vegan items. The food is very clean, ie healthy, and the veggies taste fresh. The dishes were good but nothing memorable, the desserts however were top notch, in terms of quality and uniqueness. The chocolate mousse is simply divine.

Great owner! The restaurant is open to making accommodations. I am on a strange TCM (traditional…read moreChinese medicine) diet that requires I stay far far away from onions and garlics. The chef was kind enough to accommodate. My Paper Masala Dosa was great - Crunchy and flavourful. The coconut chutney was delicious. Slightly oily. Overall, I am a fan.

I am really into indian food and i am a vegetarian, so i was really happy when my colleagues told…read moreme that we are going to have dinner at the Woodlands. We started with a mixed plattern of little bits and bites like Cashew Nut Pakora and Masala Poppadums ( Savoury crips garnished with chopped onion, tomato, cucumber and green chilli and coriander) All was really good. But my personal highlight of the night was the Masala Dosa! It was acutally the best Dosa i had, since i have left India three years ago. I would come back only for the Dosa!!! For the main course we had some different dishes coming up with riche or Butter Naan. All were very tasteful and the way they were served seemed really authentic to me. The service was good, always making sure that we had enough to drink and are enjoying our food. As deserts we had Gulab Jammum ( Golden condensed milk dumplings in a rose and saffran syrup) Amazing! You really gotta try this. If there would be one thing i would be picky about, it would be the interieur of the dining room in the back of the restaurant. It is not really the most relaxing place to sit in. At least the plastic flowers hanging down from the ceiling could be changed into real ones, but in a way this also fits to India.. ;-)

Cute little spot in shepherds market. The location is charming. We shared the traditional English…read morebreakfast and added a side of smoked salmon. We enjoyed it all, though the poached eggs would have been more enjoyable if it was warm. Also, I tried multiple lattes throughout London, and found them all to be not as robust as I'm used too. Too milky and needing an extra shot of espresso. Perhaps a flat white would have been what I was looking for.

This was a close option for us for breakfast before departing the area. We had tried to go the day…read morebefore but the oven was broken. I had scrambled egg on top of avocado toast, which was a bit salty for me. The coffees were decent and egg sandwich was also flavorful.

This place is cute, and very creative menu. However, their execution on menu items is just super…read moremediocre. My espresso was good, but my açaí bowl had zero fruit in it, and basically looked like soup. I've had hundreds of açaí bowls it's one of my favorite foods ever, and this place was just very underwhelming. My açaí bowl had zero fruit toppings, and felt like soup with rocks of ice in it. Super clumpy yet soupy just plain wrong. I left the whole thing. My husband ordered salmon toast and it has a little strip of salmon the size of half a pinky finger. I'm a chef myself and I know that minimal presentation is cute and key but this was just a sad toast. I love the menu and decor but please work on your execution of recipes

This place is cute, but the food leaves a lot to be desired. I waver between 2 and 3 stars because…read moremy food was ok, but my friend's was nearly inedible. I had porridge with nuts and dried fruits on top, and it was exactly as it sounds. It was a huge portion, especially for the price/location, and it was so filling that I didn't even finish. My friend had waffles with a house-made hazelnut-chocolate spread. It might have been ok except that the waffles were not heated all the way through, so they were tough and chewy. The guy that made our order looked like he might have had a little too much fun the night before, so that might have been the issue, but he did put the waffles through the toaster, so it might also be a hardware issue. Whatever it was, my friend did her best but eventually gave up on the unappetizing waffles. The espressos were good, though.