Seed Kitchen in Camden

We decided to have lunch here before heading our seperate ways for our trains home. We had the Special which was Mushroom Stroganoff and Wild Rice, and the standard Leek and Mushroom Risotto, both of which happened to be vegan. I had pondered long and hard about choosing the vegan fish and chips which was battered Banana Blossom with Samphire as it sounded like such a nice version but i was not at all sorry to receive a delicious plate full of risotto which was perfectly cooked. This place even lets you have a pot of tea! We went around about 1pm on a weekday lunchtime and is was not too busy or at all noisy. It is directly opposite Euston Rail Station and there are nearby bus stops which cover all the main railways stations from Paddington to Liverpool Street. Oh and no, this isn't the cafe near the bookshop in the Quaker Meeting House, but rather is located in the basement of the same building. If you go in the main entrance located int the garden/walk through area an then take a lift down is the easier way to get to it. The internal lifts are a little small so if in a wheelchair there looks to be an external lift which may be of more use. I believe it is only open at lunchtimes.

The cafes have been renovated here and the Seed Kitchen downstairs now offers really interesting dishes with light plates, more substantial meals and great desserts along with a range of tea and coffee. Pleasantly busy (though less so than the café upstairs) but with a quiet atmosphere and very helpful staff. A great place for good food and a chat just opposite Euston station.