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London's best restaurants for vegetarian food
A new generation of vegetarian and vegan restaurants featuring fine-dining non-meat menus
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Vanilla Black
Vanilla Black staked out a niche in meatless haute cuisine in 2008 and hasn't wavered since, in standards or appeal. Diners come to this ...
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The Gate
This long-established destination is an oasis of calm in noisy Hammersmith. Leased from a church, the Gate has a prime location in an exp...
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Manna
A well-dressed gentleman approaches with clipboard: 'Do you have a reservation?' We didn't. No problem, but it underlines that Manna is a...
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Mildred's
Reservations aren't taken at this Soho old-timer, so arrive promptly for lunch or dinner to secure one of the nicer tables under the skyl...
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With the likes of Yotam Ottolenghi showing that vegetarian food need have no limits (apart from the obvious one of meat, of course), we c...
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What about A Taste of Heaven in Tulse Hill?!
www.atohrestaurant.co.uk
It is new vegetarian and vegan restaurant.
Fantastic food and lovely staff
it's worth a visit
MUST try :
Chennai Dosa (veg) in East Ham. Unlimited Buffet Breakfast for 5 quids.
Chini Chor for the BEST ever Punjabi Veg food in Hounslow West.
I can recommend Saravanaa Bhavan - an Indian vegetarian restaurant in East Ham. (I think there are also other branches around London.) It's not the plushest of eateries by any means, but what it lacks in décor, it more than makes up for in very tasty and authentic food.
It's best to order a number of dishes and share them amongst your party - sort of like an Indian tapas. Make sure you include the Gobi 65 - tandoori-covered cauliflower - which is delicious.
http://www.saravanabhavan.co.uk
What about 222 in West Brompton?!
www.222veggievegan.com
My friends and I travel a LONG way to visit this place and it's worth the traipse. Fantastic food and lovely staff.
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