
Vegan-friendly
Bakery
British
Small cafe situated above Food Therapy Health Foods. Offers a savory food menu that changes, alongside a cakes menu. Everything appears to have become all or mostly vegan as of 2017. Confirmed closed, May 2021.
14 Reviews
First Review by damon
lelly
Points +162
It was ok... - Edit
It's a nice little restaurant in a health food shop. Quite cute really.
Read moreI ordered the homemade haggis style fritters with potatoes (but it came with mash), veg and gravy. Plus a fizzy elderflower cordial. It was ok maybe a little bland or maybe lacked flavour. I'm not sure... I ate it all, it was a nice comforting lunch on such a rainy grey day but it wasn't super tasty.
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HelenBell
Points +30
Lunchtime - Edit
Small friendly cafe. Limited menu but what we had was good. Nice range of vegan cakes. No natural light which was a pity on a sunny day
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KatyLonsdale
Points +43
Delicious home cooking! - Edit
Very friendly small cafe, cooking everything from scratch and incredibly welcoming. All cakes are vegan and very difficult to head back to Edinburgh without taking them all with me.
Read morePros: Plenty of vegan options , Vegetarian friendly , Home cooked fresh healthy food
Cons: Non
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BraínneEdge
Points +307
Lots of vegan options - Edit
All the desserts are vegan and a large percent of the menu
Read morePros: Very friendly and attentive staff
Cons: Positions can be a tad small
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Vegan.Princess
Points +38
Cute little cafe - Edit
Cute little cafe above the health food store , had a nice meal there today. Although not entirely vegan there were lots of options marked as vegan on the menu as well as dishes that could be made vegan😄All the cakes are Vegan . Lady serving us ( i think the owner) was nice and attentive.
Read moreI definitely reccomend
Pros: many vegan options,not expensive,all cakes vegan
Cons: short opening times (only till 3pm)
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TigRussell
Points +116
5⭐️ Vegan - Edit
Lovely food and welcoming proprietor Clare ✔️
Read moreAre here twice in one week - reliably excellent - specials menu varies from day-to-day.
Vegan gluten-free always available 🕺💃
A real find in this northern city.
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ZoeW
Points +37
Awesome!! - Edit
Ginger is a lovely little cafe in the centre of Halifax, right next to all of the main shops.
Read moreI have come here on many occasions, and the food is always excellent quality! I really recommend the vegan toasties, and often the food on the specials board- especially if it is curry based.
I have tried all of the desserts (all are vegan with many gf options) and i have to say that you need to try the fridge cake. It is very rich, but it is delicious, and i am not the one to tend to like rich things, but it is amazing! I usually buy three or four to take home too.
It is a small cafe, but there is always room, so i have never had to book. The couple who run it are lovely, and if you are in town, this is a great place to eat, not to mention how it's amazing value for money!
Updated from previous review on 2018-04-12
Pros: Good size portions, great tasting food, Great value for money, Caters well for vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free
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CLRtraveller
Points +9274
Good, homemade food - Edit
Small café, run by Clare and Mark, upstairs from Food Therapy healthfood store. Chalk boards list Meals by Mark, Cakes by Clare and soup-of-the-day – all vegan. Plus a regular menu with light bites, sandwiches, baked potatoes, wraps, toasties and salads. I started with a warm (it was a bitterly cold day in December) homemade cordial, selecting the Pennine plum flavour from a list of six. I enjoyed my meal of parsnip and mustard fritters served piping hot, with mini-potatoes, vegetables and gravy (£6.90). A pistachio-blackberry mini-pie with soy ice cream was a tasty dessert (homegrown blackberries). Total cost £12.80. Food service ends at 3 pm.
Read morePros: many vegan choices, fresh, homemade meals and desserts
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flyerelle
Points +23
Great Value Super Friendly - Edit
Lots of vegan options! Homemade cordial is delicious, homemade hummus is gorgeous - sooo many options
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TinaDipi
Points +210
cosy little cafe - Edit
This cafe is lovely. Situated above a health shop it's ideal- can do your food shopping and get lunch.
Read moreThe menu changes so you can always have something different and the range of cakes is wonderful.
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Hoggy
Points +1234
Homely foods. - Edit
A quaint little café, tucked up in the back of a health-food shop in Halifax (also a fantastic shop, with a brilliant fridge section, managed to pick up some Tempeh to try for the first time!). This café has an ever-changing specials menu, as well as a permanent assortment of dishes available with a good variety of vegan, or veganisable options. I ordered the special menu option of the ‘parsnip and chive fritters, with veg, potatoes and gravy’, whilst my mum ordered the ‘dips and strips’. Both dishes arrived very promptly and looked scrumptious. The fritters were fab, how scrummy, homely and wholesome, very tasty meal, very comfort foody. This was my first taste of vegan gravy too!
Read moreThe décor was a bit tired and beat up sadly, and being upstairs with no lift meant it wasn't accessible to all, but I’d definitely call back for the food without doubt.
Updated from previous review on 2017-08-01
Pros: Vegan options, Very scrummy food, Friendly Staff
Cons: Interior could do with modernising, Stair access only
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Blodwyn
Points +20
Great place to eat - Edit
Great place to eat with lots of choice for vegans. The braised tofu pie was wonderful and I was lost for choice with the puddings so had the strawberry and rhubarb crumble with soya custard, which was delicious and took a fridge cake and coconut macaroon home both were delicious too! This is a daytime cafe but the specials are restaurant quality whilst the prices are very reasonable. There's interesting stuff to look at on the walls and a very friendly service. Definitely worth a visit.
Read morePros: Good choice for vegans, Good value, Very friendly
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whistlingmonkey
Points +53
Great little cafe - Edit
I cycled over from Leeds to have lunch at this well known and established veggie cafe in the centre of Halifax. It is situated above a very well stocked health food shop, well worth bringing a shopping list to restock your cupboards when calling in at the cafe. The cafe is small and cosy, with interesting bits and pieces on the walls, reviews, letters etc. The staff/owners are very friendly and provided a quick and attentive service to the mixed group of customers enjoying a Saturday lunch.
Read moreThere is a good looking menu of breakfast items, hot and cold sandwiches and interesting salads both vegetarian and vegan, the specials board had a soup of the day and a varied selection of hot dishes, each sounding delicious, it was a difficult choice. I eventually decided on the mixed bean chilli stuffed burrito, served with a large salad and equally large portion of roasted new potatoes. It tasted excellent and was great value at around £6, and set me up nicely for the rest of my cycle ride. The cakes looked and sounded great, but, had no room left, will have to cycle over another day just for tea and cake.
Halifax is a great little town for a day trip, and has a perfect little cafe for great lunch.
Pros: Great food, Good choice, Good value
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damon
Points +46
Fabulous! - Edit
What a lovely place. I've nit been to Halifax and stopped here while working in the area.
Read moreFriendly people and fab food! Vegan options too which is great.
The vegan lemon and lime cake was gorgeous, you would never know it was vegan, such a treat!!
Reasonable too, a main, drink and pudding fir about £8 :o)
Pros: Local produce, Friendly atmosphere, Fab food
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