The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Vegetarian food

Newton Dee is a wonderful place for most people with Learning Disabilities of all kinds and other mixed Additional Complex Needs, whether they are Co-workers or villagers. What I can see is Newton Dee can be inclusive and welcoming of all kinds of abilities and nationalities. Newton Dee would share experiences with eachother and will learn a lot from eachother, despite the pecking order, potentially. Some people may become independent through encouragement (spurring one another on) and inspiration.

It is a small and very intimate theatre, which makes it so much more special. It is a true testament to "less is more". The production of "Saga of Forsyte" I saw on the weekend (both Part 1 at 15:00 and Part 2 at 19:30 same day) was a marvel. Amazing cast, fantastic production, absolutely flawless performance! Absolutely loved it. Theatre has two bars, lots of restaurants nearby. Very reasonably priced tickets. It is now officially one of my favourite places to keep an eye on!

Still the best vegetarian restaurant in Devon in my opinion, but like with many things these days some portions seem to have gotten smaller whilst the prices are understandably rising. Still some favourites on the menu but sadly no longer the garlic salsa bread, which has been the favourite for years. Had a risotto today which had very little amount of advertised ingredients, peas and leak, and seemed to be cheaply made without any side vegetables or salad. The portions used to be generous, always with plenty of veg and flavour, now the menu seems to have lots of cheap filler breads like pittas and burgers, and less and less wholesome local produce. I hope the menu can be brought back closer to what it used to be as after the last couple of times we are in no hurry to go back. Sad, as always a friendly welcoming place and a positive example of what an independent local business can accomplish.

Good quality stuff and always very friendly staff

Lovely peaceful cafe for lunch. Great meat free offerings in a light, bright modern place

Ha sido un habitual aquí desde que abrió. Lamentablemente ha ido cuesta abajo a lo grande. Me tomé un desayuno y un café. El café servido luego informó al cocinero que había mordido y no debería tardar mucho. 20 minutos de espera antes de que el cocinero apareciera agarrando una bolsa Lidl con suministros. Finalmente se sirvió un rollo de tocino graso (café ahora terminado) después de una espera de 30 minutos. Tristemente siento que este lugar ha perdido el rumbo. ¡La comida es claramente promedio e injusta para esperar que el personal del sábado explique a los clientes que el cocinero no está en la cocina! No se apresurará a regresar, especialmente cuando tenga la elección de lugares en la carretera de Perth.

Best spot in London, nicest staff! Great food and great prices!

I jad 4 vet small fragments of chicken on my curry. The spiced were ok. Why no chicken ? Xxxxxxxx̌x̌ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxdddd

Ages since I've been to Hinnies. The lunch special is very good value. The food was delicious, the staff were very friendly and polite.

We were in London for a couple of days with friends. While asking around for vegan restaurants, Mildred’s was suggested and it was a great choice. Great variety of food and drinks. We had the 3 course dinner for 2 people and it was plenty of delicious appetizers and good size main dish. Our server Ana was the best! She was very attentive and even anticipated our needs. We will definitely be back!

It's expensive comparing to other Indian grocery stores

This is a very convenient stop if you are travelling down the M90 from Perth towards Dunfermline, Edinburgh etc. It is easily reached from junction 7 and you can easily connect afterwards by continuing down South Street. The menu is extensive but we only wanted a light bite. The soup was really tasty and beautifully served with a very good cheese scone or lovely brown bread. The cafe is well laid out and the staff are very attentive.

We really enjoyed our visit to The Waiting Room: a delicious, nutritious, colourful (& very filling) meal, served in a very friendly manner in a nice location. They did a great job of veganising our meal and coped well with our nut allergy questions / requests. We’ll definitely be back and highly recommend the restaurant.

Sky Apple is now known as ‘A Little Piece of Sky’ and the food here is great. I recently used A Little Piece of Sky to cater a party. I requested a vegan buffet, and it was so good that even the hardcore carnivores devoured it! There were a host of items to choose from and I went for onion bhajis, large spring-rolls, veg kebabs, falafels topped with hummus, olives and tomatoes, sausage rolls and a large vegan chocolate birthday cake. Everything was delicious and the portions were plentiful. The order was delivered on time and was beautifully presented on individual sealed trays which meant that all I had to do was remove the lids. The order and delivery were great value for money and the ordering and payment process with Andy, the owner, was very easy. I’m just waiting for an excuse to order catering from them again! I highly recommend A Little Piece of Sky. Thanks so much Andy. It was perfect!

An interesting "take-away-but-not-too-far" concept. An artsy restaurant where the bathroom is, hands down, the real masterpiece (honestly, if I ever get IBS, that's where I'd want to be stuck). We ordered a tasty bowl filled with a random assortment of ingredients plus salmon, served in a premium disposable container (guess the dishwasher was feeling lazy that night). The music was fantastic, featuring a polyrhythmic experience complete with unexpected short tacets, occasionally turning into full-on silences. The waiter was friendly and welcoming, so much so that he even let us in on the secret menu items. The downside? Peroni Nastro Azzurro.