Vegan-friendly
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Take-out
Menu changes and might include borscht soup, hummus and baba ganoush with pita, roast squash salad with sprouts and walnuts, vegetable curry with organic rice, smoothies, chocolate pudding with rhubarb and ginger. Also serves organic baby food. Open Thu-Fri 09:00-15:30, Sat 09:00-16:00. Closed Tue.
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14 Fellbrigg Rd, Dulwich, South East London, England, SE22 9HH
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- Wheelchair accessible
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Added by JohnnySensible on 20 Apr 2011
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19 Reviews
First Review by Eats Dulwich
lhood86
Points +36
Great vegan brunch - Edit
Excellent food, really tasty. Good value portions. The description above says cash only but they do accept card.
Read morePros: Tasty food, Good service
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discerningvegan
Points +20
Really delicious - Edit
Excellent quality food, carefully prepared and very tasty. The vegan breakfast had some wonderful flavours. Friendly staff too. Would go out of my way to visit again.
Read morePros: Very tasty food, Good vegan options, Good value
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hmn
Points +99
Dream juices - Edit
This is a really great cafe. Fresh juices are amazing. Menu changes and is really interesting. Staff are adorable.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-09-05
Pros: Juices , Just of the main road so feels like a discovery.
Cons: Not any I can think of.
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sfio
Points +3242
Cozy spot for vegan brunch - Edit
I’ve been a couple of times when visiting a friend who loves nearby. We had the vegan breakfast with the cashew sausage. My friend isn’t veggie but liked it as much as I did.
Read moreThey have a nice selection of hot drinks and fresh juices/smoothies too. Is a relaxed and cozy space. They have a couple of tables for two outside and QR code for Covid Tracy and trace.
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SL17
Points +96
Great breakfast - Edit
Had the ‘full vegan’ breakfast and everything on he plate was so tasty (Try the homemade rosemary and chilli ketchup too!) Also had a slice of vegan banana bread toasted with spread, also very tasty! Highly recommend :-)
Read morePros: Vegan options , Tasty food, Lovely staff
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SuzannedeFreitas
Points +91
Best brunch - Edit
Lovely little place, with amazing vegan brunch and cakes!
Read moreThe chai latte with oat milk is delicious.
Pros: Vegan options
Cons: Cash only
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BarbaraG.Baz
Points +1715
Many veggie and vegan options - Edit
Small cosy cafe. Many vegetarian and vegan options. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and offered vegan alternatives. The veggie sausages are homemade. They have different plant milks for coffee and smoothies. Only cash but there is an ATM nearby
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Louise_G
Points +511
Lovely variable menu - Edit
Really nice fresh menu , with many options being vegan or could be made so. The fresh juice was also lovely .
Read morePros: Atmosphere, friendliness , Range of vegan options , Variable menu so variety and fresh food
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AtiyaDavids
Points +481
nice vegan breakfast - Edit
Tasty vegan full English.
Read morePros: nice few options for vegans
Cons: no cards, cash only , quite expensive compared to what you receive (one , limited space, quite slow service
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ironzombie7
Points +13
great atmosphere, excellent food - Edit
We feel as if we were at a friend's house, one that cooks excellent vegetarian meals and makes great juices
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LilacHippy
Points +12780
Excellent - Edit
This little cafe is in a residential area of Dulwich, so it's a little bit of a walk from the main station if you don't live in the area. I live quite far away but it was worth the journey to get here. Food is awesome. They have plenty of choices for a small cafe like this and they have a specials menu that changes. Their spiced lentil soup is really unique and flavourful. They also have cakes including at least one vegan option. Can't wait to go back - love it. Just a shame they're not open in the evening as they close at 6. Go for lunch or afternoon tea and cake!
Read morePros: Large menu, Reasonable prices, A lot of vegan dishes
Cons: Closes at 6, Not entirely vegan
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JackieBurnham
Points +92
great full vegan breakfast - Edit
The works - all homemade. Baked beans, vegan sausage, bubble and squeak, mushrooms, tomatoes sourdough bread. Enjoyed very much.
Read moreFeatured soon on YouTube ( day 44 of Vegan on Wheels )
Also vegan lunch on offer: spicy chick pea stew and tomato and ginger curry.
Reasonable prices, nice decor and atmosphere and friendly helpful staff. Will be returning!
Pros: vegan breakfast and lunch
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BethJones
Points +58
Breakfast of Kings - Edit
I took my non-vegan friend to this cafe and we both loved it. I had the vegan fried breakfast but they didn't have any baked beans so I switched it for their chickpea stew (basically chickpeas in tomato sauce) and the combination was amazing. They straight away offered dairy free butter for my toast and if I wanted non-dairy milk in my coffee, bare in mind this is a vegetarian cafe not wholly vegan. I could have sat there for hours as it's such an amazing and chilled vibe. If you're in the area I would definitely recommend going!
Read moreWonderful staff and A* food
Pros: Charming and capable staff, Good food
Cons: Not enough space for all the hungry customers!, Waiting time, but understandable as its only small
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Bunny2004
Points +331
Great vegan breakfasts - Edit
Tasty vegan breakfasts and, if you're lucky, vegan cake too. The staff were friendly.
Read moreI'd go again if I was in the immediate area but wouldn't travel for it.
Cons: Cash only, Dogs allowed inside
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EveWarren
Points +40
Awesome cake - Edit
Perfect for a nice coffee soya latte or lunch with decent vegan options and yummy cake
Read morePros: choice of milks and vegan choices
Cons: cash only
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Shar_warner
Points +27
Amazing - Edit
I went on a Friday afternoon with my future mother-in-law, so it was fairly quiet which did mean we were able to get a table straight away. The waitress was very friendly and went through the specials on the board with us explaining wha was veggie and what was vegan. Being vegan I ordered the 'sausage' casserole with brown rice - which was amazing!! The portions are perfect and the flavour was delicious! The prices are quite reasonable as well. In all honesty I couldn't fault this place at all! Oh! And their vegan chocolate brownie was simply to die for!!!
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sandberry
Points +53
Inconsistent! - Edit
Today was our third visit to the Blue Brick Cafe.
Read moreThe first time we were put off by the lack of vegan options, ending up with rather greasy and slightly dull spaghetti. The basic main menu for vegans seems to be spaghetti, curry and salads with things left off. Also lack of vegan desserts.
Second time (we reluctantly tried again), we hit late breakfast time and had a great breakfast, home made baked beans, mushrooms which were excellent, homemade veggie sausages, tomatoes, spinach and toast with good coffee. Couldn't fault it and we were offered vegan cake too!
Today we went again, especially for breakfast, no baked beans they'd run out, so they gave us two sausages instead, one of us doesn't eat mushrooms so they offered extra tomatoes but didn't follow through.Ended up a rather mediocre breakfast which could have been improved by a tin of shop baked beans, we'd still have been disappointed but it would have been more substantial.
So in conclusion, wouldn't go for lunch or dinner if vegan probably okay if veggie (lots of cheese), good for vegan breakfasts on their day but inconsistent, overall average but nice to have another veg place in South London.
Pros: good breakfast on their day, friendly staff, great coffee
Cons: inconsistent
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Trashcansinatra
Points +28
Lovely cafe great food - Edit
You can taste the food has been well prepared. A great chef is the ikey to this cafe. More vegan options would be nice but the food is always excellent and at a reasonable price.
Read morePros: Great food, Wonderful venue
Cons: None
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Eats Dulwich
Points +11
Blue Brick Cafe - A Great Neighbourhood Cafe - Edit
The Blue Brick Cafe is quite simply charming. Catch it on a sunny day and the outside, clad with bold blue tiles, wouldn't look out of place on the harbour in some remote fishing village in Cornwall. But here it is, just off the beaten track that is the Northcross Road, in it's recent reincarnation as a vegetarian cafe.
Read moreThe simple, quaint style is continued inside, with old wooden school chairs and an eclectic array of bottles, vases filled with daffodils and other bits and bobs adorning the walls and windowsills.
Our first visit was on a bright sunny Saturday morning for brunch. The few tables on the pavement outside catch the morning sun and inside it streams through the large windows to brighten up the single room which houses half a dozen tables. Word has it though, that on a cold day it struggles to get warm inside.
I quite like the fact that the short, simple menu is typed out in old school typeface and you'll find specials up on the blackboard on the wall. I also love that the cup and saucer my coffee was served in matches the blue tiles outside. I'm clearly easily pleased.
We've been for brunch a couple of times now, so haven't ventured into the lunch or main meal menu. From what we've tasted, the food is simple and rustic. It's all homemade. I'm a sucker for homemade baked beans so their beans on toast suits me down to the ground. The mushrooms came sauteed with some baby spinach leaves.
The rest of the menu is similarly short which in my view is no bad thing. I always wonder how places with long rambling menus can possibly cook and serve fresh food (or maybe they don't...). They have soups and salads by way of lunch fare and mains like squash, spinach and ricotta lasagne and vegetable curries (none of which I've tried, so I can't vouch for them yet!). They seem reasonably priced at around £6-£8 for the heartier dishes and it's BYO (£2.50 corckage).
Last visit: April 2011
Cost: approx £2 for coffee, £4 for homemade baked beans on toast
Service included: No
Food: Breakfast, brunch, lunch, take away, coffee, cake
Buggy Ratio: Low (we were the only people with a child on both visits, but they do have a great old highchair so children and babies are more than welcome)
Outdoor Space: Yes (a few tables on the pavement outside)
Will I go again?: Yes
Pros: Homecooked food, Cosy, Very friendly
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