The best restaurants serving Vegetarian food in East of England

On arrival we found the atmosphere amd waiting staff very welcoming. They seated us quickly and ensured we had fresh water and took our drinks order straight away. As one of us has food allergies, they promptly brought over a guide so we knew what allergens were in each meal (very thoughtful and appreciated as information such as this is not always readily available when we go out to other restaurants for a meal). The caesar salad was the best I've eaten by far! Cannot fault it at all. It was tweaked slightly as i am not a fan of anchovies and the chicken was cooked to perfection! The chocolate and caramel brownie with chocolate soil and ice cream was delicious and was gluten free too! Only wish we hadnt got so full as couldnt finish it all. Honestly had a lovely experience, was reasonably priced and will definitely being going back.

Had a lovely machine decaf coffee at ‘World Peace Cafe’. They do vegan and gluten free as well! Cosy and quiet after shopping! The lovely plants give a great atmosphere…loved the unusual music! Takeaway coffee for £1.50 and a huge tea cake for £1.

Wonderful falafel box full of interesting flavours and so tasty...salad, humus, pickles chutney, olives, falafels... yummy! We were running a bit late and they were just closing...but we're so nice and gave myself and my friend a tasting box to try! Thank you again, Nicki (Norfolk), Janne (Germany) 🤩

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Moorish Falafel Bar is a nice, cosy place to enjoy Mexican or Lebanese falafel wraps. I enjoyed my time and food there.

Marketing is really bad and difficult to get details such as full menu, details for parking. Wait time on food is a lot longer than expected and car parking is a nightmare. Fines for over one hour. Parking system doesn't have contactless and is online website. In an area with no signal. Genius. Got served alternative drinks that we didn't order. Asked for coke cola got some vegan alternative that had more e numbers than coke does.. shame as food was really nice once it arrived after 40 mins when said ten.

To let board in window. Appears to be closed. Nothing on website to indicate that they are closed. Another group had booked a table but found door locked. Had some fantastic meals there and would love to eat there again, but the to let board in the window gives the impression that it's closed. Really hope they are just moving to new premises. 3 star review as made a special trip but found it closed.

The food was average but assembled poorly. My sandwich was falling apart because they cut the sandwich in half but not the paper so I had to go unwrapping it. Every other subway I've been to cuts the paper as well so it's easy to eat and keeps everything together like a wrap. That said, the food wasn't the real issue. There were 2 staff, my wife and I were the only other people in the place. One of them served us with a horrible attitude while the other stood there and watched with an annoyed look on their face. It was midday, so nowhere near closing time, but we still felt like we were a nuisance to them. At one point we heard them talking about us and we were sitting across the counter. Of course we were talking about them too but we did them a kindness and spoke in another language. Needless to say, we won't be coming back and the team needs more training. This isn't a difficult job and I know it pays relatively well, the least you could do is be decent to your customers.