Serves meat, vegan options available. A continental-style licensed cafe in the Nucleus Arts Centre that offers coffee, cakes, a savory foods menu, smoothies, juices, and alcoholic beverages. Menu has vegan items, marked 'VE,' which may include cooked breakfast with scrambled tofu, avocado on toast, jacket potatoes with baked beans and vegan cheese, sandwich of houmous & roasted vegetables, chips, and tofu salad. Ask about the day's soup. Sources from local producers and suppliers. Open Mon-Fri 08:30-18:00, Sat 09:00-18:00, Sun 10:00-15:00. Closed Sun.
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The Nucleus Arts Centre, 272 High St, Chatham, England, ME4 4BP
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 13 Feb 2020 by Guest
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Added by TARAMCDONALD on 27 Jun 2017
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5 Reviews
First Review by TARAMCDONALD
laurabruton
Points +1168
Cute location and great food choices - Edit
Lots of vegan options available here, including a desert! I struggled to choose something as there was lots of lovely choices, which is very rare for a non vegan restaurant! I went for the jacket potato with 3 bean chilli and vegan cheddar in the end and it was delicious 😍 they also have a selection of plant milks available.
Read moreThe vibe here is so nice, love the outdoor seating area - its a hidden gem that feels like you have stepped off of the high street and into a jungle. Very cute!
Pros: Lots of options, Lovely setting, Vegan dessert
Cons: Expensive , Walks in not always accepted as it gets busy!
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JamesOllis
Points +50
Nice little hideaway - Edit
Pleasent cafe tucked away from Chatham High Street. Menu is a little simple but perfect for dinning with non-veg people.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-08-19
Pros: Pleasent atmosphere , Friendly staff
Cons: Simple menu
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ClaireB
Points +36
vegan food. atmosphere. - Edit
What an amazing little oasis hidden in a back alley of Chatham High Street. There are so many palms, incense is burning and some down tempo tunes you could be on holiday! My partner enjoyed his eggs benny and I wish I could say the grilled Auvergne panini was good but it was small, soggy and flavour less( side of chips were good though). Do not let this deter you from going: the coffee is good and there is a cute art gallery which had a good exhibition on when I went. Perhaps they could expand/ improve the vegan menu and this place would be top notch!
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mollymollymolly
Points +80
lovely - Edit
I've been here a couple of times now. The food is varied. There are meat and vegetarian options but also a good choice for vegans. If like me you are vegan and gluten free then the choice becomes more limited but there were still a few dishes to choose from which, in my experience, is rare!! A lot of thought has gone into the decor too. It's a lovely place to lunch with friends or stop off for a coffee mid shop. Highly recommend!!
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TARAMCDONALD
Points +8760
Beautiful spot supporting local art and produce! - Edit
A real find! I came here earlier this year when I was a vegetarian (i;m now vegan) but did choose a vegan lunch option when I visited.
Read moreI love that this place has a gallery space for local artists and usually locally grown produce where possible to support the local Kent farms. It has a real community feel.
The salad I had was really fresh and tasty, good service and I felt really relaxed in the garden which is a real sanctuary.
The menu is clearly labelled with both vegan and vegetarian options. The cocktails are also great!
Pros: gorgeous garden, good service, helps local artists and farms
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