Lacto
American
Western
Beer/Wine
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Burger restaurant chain making the patties in-house. Menu has a veggie burger section with 5 or so being vegan - specify to be sure. Has vegan ice cream and soymilk for milkshake. Confirmed closed July 2017.
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The Gate, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, NE1 5TG
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Last update on 11 Jul 2017 by Meaks
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6 Reviews
First Review by hack_man
Jaydigriz
Points +170
lots of choices - Edit
Chain burger place but cut above. Lots of choice and a number of vegan burgers. Rosemary chips v nice. Beers are also marked as vegan or not which is nice addition.
Read morePros: great choice, beers marked as vegan
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Ogurek
Points +34
p good - Edit
I ordered TEX-MEX vegan burger with additional roasted peppers and rosemary salt fries. The burger itself was well seasoned, guacamole was fresh and it was overall really tasty. The con was that the peppers were undercooked and bun got a little soggy at the end. The fries were not as salty as i wanted them to be but the portion size made up for it.
Read morePros: Filling meal, Nicely seasoned burger, Staff
Cons: Underseasoned fries
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KateEmmett
Points +4068
lots of vegan options - Edit
Lots of vegan options clearly marked on the menu. I had the vegan Thai veg burger and a soya peanut butter milkshake
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IreneParsons
Points +70
ღ fantastic vegan-friendly restaurant in Newcastle upon Tyne ღ - Edit
ღ yesterday evening we both had fabulously delicious vegan burgers with chilli and lime dressed salad, and rosemary seasoned chips, we were delighted with the menu and friendly helpful service.....ღ cant wait to visit again to try the rest of the vegan menu.....ღ thankyou !! ღ
Read morePros: ღ delicious vegan food.....ღ, ღ lovely, helpful, friendly staff.....ღ
Cons: ღ music a little too loud.....ღ
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DonnaC
Points +1708
vegans friendly but animal unfriendly - Edit
I do not understand why this establishment is on happy cow, ok they serve vegan options but they are a company whose main product is basically a fried chunk of an animal. They serve soya milk which is progressive but so do all the major coffee shop chains, are we supposed to litter happy cow with these also. I applaud the vegan society for influencing any meat based company to include ethical products, it's great to highlight veganism in a positive light to show others than we don't just eat salads and for young vegan or vegan curious individuals it's great they can go to a burger joint with friends and not have to feel abnormal.
Read moreBut seriously is any long established vegan really gonna visit this place when there are so many more ethical options to be found in all the major cities. I know that Heather Mills Mcartney once introduced a vegan burger to Burger King, I don't know if they still sell it because I have no intention of ever frequenting such an awful place.
And finally, I really question the cruel slaughter methods used for some of the animal products and would not want to be anywhere that condones such barbaric practices.
Pros: vegan options
Cons: meat, meat and lots more meat
IreneParsons
ღ because sometimes you like to eat with friends and family who like to eat meat.....ღ
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hack_man
Points +25904
Burger Off - Edit
Fair enough and most certainly a marketing strategy but there are indeed quite a number of vegan options here for those who are happy to consume them in an environment driven by meat. Not on my watch and certainly not in the Mos Eisley of Newcastle otherwise known as The Gate.
Read morePros: some vegan options
Cons: too much meat on the menu
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