I was delighted to find this place a few blocks from my friends flat. It's 100% vegetarian with…read moreplenty of gluten free and vegan options clearly marked on the menu. I have celiac and did not get sick! They have a fantastic mocktail menu (always a treat) and their mains are very reasonable at £14-16. My husband has the Anniversary PreFixe that included an appetizer, main, dessert, and glass of Prosecco for £19.89. His burger was very good and my tower of risotto and mushrooms was delicious. Our favorite part was the lavender creme brûlée!

From the owner: At The Gate, we love making wonderful food & exceeding our customers' expectations. We create…read moreinspiring vegetarian and vegan food for everyone to enjoy time and time again. Our goal is to share the infinite possibilities of experiencing and enjoying plant-based food. We do our best to grow sustainably and adapt to the needs of the community. We currently have 4 restaurants in London - in St John's Wood, Marylebone, Islington, and Hammersmith.

This food was absolute fire. Just straight up unbelievable Indian food at bang up prices. I ordered…read moreway too much to be fair but for curries I got the lamb bhuna and the chicken korma. I got some roti as well. Everything was packaged nicely and oh my god, the flavours were to die for. I think I audibly said "holy crap" the second I tried the lamb bhuna. It was unbelievable. Just truly the best Indian food I've ever had. The fact that it was less than £9 made it even nicer but wow I was blown away. Would absolutely order again and I'm already dreaming of it. So moreish.

Amazing Indian flavor and the service was so nice to us even when we were past closing time. The…read morepaintings around the restaurant are also really cool looking.

Great experience. We tried to enter without a reservation in the evening, and they couldn't…read moreaccommodate us. We learned about their general reservation policy. Came back the next day for breakfast, which generally doesn't require a reservation. The food was good. Pretty quiet atmosphere. No complaints. It's a good place for a simple vegan meal and conversation. They take all forms of credit cards, so no issues there. Basically, I would recommend it especially if you're on a vegan style diet.

I have been to Farmacy 3 times and this will be my last time. First of all the women that took…read moremy order forgot to tell the waitress that was on break that I also had a main dish. The food was really not that good. The appetizer was a cauliflower dish and it was so crunchy it was like it wasn't cooked. The main was basically spaghetti, which I can make better at home. I like to go out to get plant based food that I can't make at home. The tiramisu and the drink were good. They also charge you a discretionary fee. I would be glad to tip, but don't just add a fee on my bill. Not worth the $79/USD.

Little Bay is one of those neighbourhood restaurants that you wish was in your neighbourhood. It's…read morequirky and cosy; the food is good, the service is friendly; and the bill will make your jaw drop - but in a good way. I was taken there recently by a friend who lives nearby. The exterior doesn't prepare you for what you find inside - not that much could. What you find is an intimate space, decorated in dark reds with baroque panels, rather like the sort of small 18th century opera house you might find in Prague or Salzburg. There are even little balcony "boxes" with tables accessed by vertiginous stairs (NB not good for long legged or tall people). The food is a mixture of French and modern European. There are vegetarian starters and mains, but the menu is heavy on throroughly meaty dishes, such as char-grill Lamb Steak, with crushed new potatoes, julienne vegetables and green peppercorn sauce, or chicken breast stuffed with minted minced lamb, herbal mash and Port wine sauce. I had the grilled Portobello mushroom, prepared with garlic and served with spinach and a roast pepper sauce; followed by roast aubergine strudel, stuffed with grilled asparagus and ricotta cheese, served with French beans and a tomato and basil sauce. Service was very pleasant throughout and I like the fact that they don't charge for a basket of bread. The prices vary depending on whether you book before or after 7pm; you'll save a pound on the starter and a couple of pounds on the main course if you go before. We had a very decent French vin de pays as the house wine. Pleasanter still was the bill - £55 (including service) for three people each having two courses, after 7pm. I'll definitely go back - or maybe try one of their other branches...

The Little Bay is only a brief walk from home and unfortunately there are a few better restaurants…read morealong the way that tempt me through the door (Toresano, Meghna Grill...). I came here a fair bit 10 or so years ago and had forgotten how good it is for the money. I love the ramshackle seating here and service is always friendly, if somewhat brisk. The dishes are all a little different from the norm, so it can be a nice experience to try a few dishes between a few people. I know that every review mentions that price, but the last time I paid The Little Bay a visit, I was actually surprised at the relatively high price of three people dining and a bottle of wine to split. It used to be very, very cheap. Regardless of price, the food is great here. The atmosphere has it's charm. The service is a decent standard. What is not to like?

We visited Mildreds in Covent Garden during our trip to London, and it completely exceeded…read moreexpectations. Widely regarded as one of the city's most popular vegan restaurants, it delivers food that is satisfying, hearty, and packed with flavour. I ordered the Chick+n Caesar Burger, which featured a plant-based chick+n patty, Caesar mayonnaise, lettuce, and red onion relish. My wife chose the Beetroot Carrot Vada Burger, made with a masala-spiced beetroot and carrot patty, mango lime slaw, green chutney, and tamarind chutney. Both burgers were served with a generous portion of fries and made for a very filling meal. What stood out most was the quality of the flavours and the portion sizes. Every ingredient felt thoughtfully chosen, and the combinations worked exceptionally well together. As someone who regularly eats meat, I was genuinely impressed by the texture and flavour of the Chick+n Caesar Burger. We also ordered two fresh juices: the Cucumber, Celery & Apple and the Pineapple, Apple, Ginger & Turmeric. Both were refreshing and paired perfectly with the meal. Whether you're vegan, vegetarian, or simply looking to try something different, Mildreds is well worth a visit. The menu is creative, the food is delicious, and the overall experience demonstrates just how good plant-based dining can be. Highly recommended if you're visiting London and exploring the Covent Garden area. Service was great - super friendly staff Ambiance was nice - a chilled, quiet, progressive crowd

Mildreds was surprisingly very good - a cute little spot in Soho…read more For apps, we had the arancini and the BBQ corn, both were delicious. I found their tacos to be a little too dry. The mains were so good. We had the Korean fried chicken burger (which was HUGE, by the way), the beetroot burger, and the tofu salad. The burgers were very good, but boy, when I took a bite of my friend's salad, I fell in love. It was refreshing, the flavors were yum, and I'm drooling a bit rn thinking about it. The staff were extremely quick, kind, and sweet. There's lots of seating, although the downstairs area was quite packed. Overall, I loved the ambience of the place!

Very nice place for a good vegan afternoon tea. The…read morerestaurant is small and feels really comfy and intimate. I liked it. The decoration for Christmas was nice and the special menu perfect ! We have been served a non alcoholic fizzy drink to start before being served the afternoon tea. The scones were good and warmed ! Perfect. The sandwiches and the cakes were good. It was a lot to eat, we felt really full after eating everything ! Definitely a restaurant to go to enjoy good and affordable vegan food

I had afternoon tea here. It was a great experience especially for vegans who want to experience…read moreafternoon tea. There were three tiers: scones, desserts and sandwiches. The scones were buttery and the clotted cream and berry compote was divine. The sandwiches were alright, but my favorite was the one on rye bread with onion chutney. The desserts weren't that sweet either but by the time I got to the desserts I was too full. So you better be starving when you come. The experience is worth the price and they were very attentive with their service. Order hot tea to go with it. It'll help with your digestion after eating so much!

This little shop has been on Portobello Road for ever. It is excellent for lunch - you get very…read moregenerous portions of pick and mix warm dishes in their famous lunch boxes. Regulars know to go for the open option which gives them an even bigger portion. They stock a limited selection of breads and drinks, but it's basically all about healthy take away food.

I came to the Grain Shop for dessert after my lunch at Falafel King. The delicious looking baked…read moregoods in the window caught my attention, and I had to go in... They have a decent variety of treats (wheat-free sunflower seed flapjacks, wheat-free sesame seed flapjacks, 'chocolate nut slices', sugar-free apricot & almond slices, sugar-free date & lemon slices, pecan pie, etc.), with some looking more appetizing than others... It took me a while to decide, but I ended up getting a raspberry & almond slice, The lady at the cash register was nice - I asked if I could have the big corner piece and she said, 'Of course'. Ha. It was tasty but somehow quite greasy, as the brown bag it was placed in was stained in oil within 5 minutes... I'm trying the pecan pie next time, as it looked amazing, sumptuous, etc.

When this place used to be the Organic Cafe I loved it - for a while after it became Hugo's it…read morewasn't bad. But unfortunately it's gone downhill. There's certainly an "organic" atmosphere. Not many veggie options - but then it's not billed as a veggie restaurant. The burgers are variable, as is much of the food. If you're lucky it can be great - if not, not! The staff can be pleasant - sometimes. One thing that really annoyed me was they charged a couple of £ for tap water! Tap water! When I queried this they said it was "because its filtered tap water". If you're in Queen's Park there are far better places to enjoy in the same price range! Jazz on the weekend can be good - although the volume level is high. If it's really sunny and summery and you can get one of the outside wicker chairs and tables then it's a very good place to grab some bloody mary's and coffee to come back to life after a big night out - but in IMHO this place has gone downhill.

What a nice surprise. Tucked away in lovely Queens Park is Hugo's. Big rustic space with plenty…read moreof al fresco seating. Very light and airy - feels like the outdoors even when you're sitting inside. What particularly struck me was the exceptional service. Despite being busy, I was greeted almost immediately on arrival and shown to my table. My order was taken equally quickly, my juice and coffee arrived within minutes, and about 5 minutes after that, my brunch arrived. Very efficient, but also friendly. As for the food, I ordered the English breakfast, which came with two eggs (I substituted fried for poached, which was not a problem ), bacon, pork sausage, a good helping of mushrooms, roast tomato, great fries, and a slice of toast. While it was tasty, there was nothing exceptional about it - just a good solid breakfast. I didn't try anything else but saw some burgers come out that looked appetising. I would definitely recommend this if you were after a good quality brunch and short on time. The last place I had brunch took 90 minutes - and I hadn't intended to linger - just the service was lousy. At Hugo's I was in and out in 30 minutes, though didn't feel rushed at all. It would be equally comfortable to spend a lazy hour and enjoy a second cup of coffee. I'll definitely be back!

Absolutely the best place here. Such a cute little cafe. It's full of heart and soul and the…read morequality and selection of their food is amazing. I am so impressed. I had the selection which came with eggplant, veggies, a stuffed pepper and hummus and bread. Soooo good! If you're in the area definitely go!

One of my favourite places I've ever visited. Amazing and delicious tea selection and friendly,…read moreknowledgable staff, plus beautifully presented, ridiculously tasty food that is definitely made with love. Healthy and fresh ingredients in the salads that make perfect flavour combinations and the cakes and sweet treats are equally as lovely. Try the bread - literally out of this woooorld good. Can't wait to return. Don't let the few reviews put you off visiting. Curled Leaf is awesome!

Have been picking up lunch from here on and off for nearly 2 years now with delicious results! One…read moreof the best tasting falafel a around in my opinion, freshly prepared and topped with herbs, salad and your choice of homemade chilli sauces. This stall is run by two lovely ladies, I think nearly everyday but Wednesday's. My usual is the medium wrap, which for £3 is great value! If you are really hungry, can pay 50p extra for another falafel! Also available as a salad, but the wrap is excellent.

Literally THE best lunch I have ever had. I was obsessed with this place when I lived there. Gotta…read moreget there early before lunch because the queue gets big! People often come back again for a second wrap!