Vegan-friendly
Ovo
Western
Take-out
Bakery
British
Scottish
Morning coffee, fresh bakery goods, lunch and soup, and afternoon tea. Open Tue-Fri 10:00-16:00, Sat 10:30-16:00.
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 07 Apr 2024 by KazVegan4Life
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Added by craigmc on 08 Jun 2016
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4 Reviews
First Review by craigmc
KazVegan4Life
Points +516
Failed Saturday lunch - Edit
Been wanting to visit here for a few years but hadn’t been because Happy Cow showed it as temporarily closed. My OH had looked at their website which showed they were open so we took a drive out on Saturday lunchtime to see. Unfortunately when we arrived & asked what was available, we were told that the soup had sold out really quickly. We asked what else they had, eg sandwiches? - apparently “not on a Saturday “. That meant that all that was available was a couple of cakes but as we were looking for something more substantial, we left & went elsewhere instead.
Read moreCons: Very limited menu
Here.To.Travel_Jade
Have you sent an update to say it’s open?
Read moreKazVegan4Life
I submitted an update of opening times back in April but this hasn’t been amended by Happy cow.
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imogenmichel
Points +2693
Great! - Edit
Clearly labelled vegan cake and soup options, plus soya milk for hot drinks!
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radiocaz
Points +960
lovely place for a walk, coffee and cinnamon swirl - Edit
Great place that looks and feels like a holiday park in the woods! It exists to help people with disabilities. Great vibes. I saw a nutritional information sheet for the cakes and the only thing vegan was a cinnamon swirl - yum yum. Soya milk available for coffees.
Read morePros: soya milk, cinnamon swirls, great community service feel
Cons: not a big choice of cakes, not sure about soups or favourites
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craigmc
Points +35454
great cafe and cause - Edit
it's hard to believe you are still in Aberdeen when you visit Newton Dee cafe. Part of a Campbell community looking after people and giving opportunities to people with learning disabilities and other special needs,
Read morean emphasis on organic and bread etc is baked in the community. its good comfort food at lunchtimes, soups and sandwiches. the days i visited there were two soups both of which were vegan. in think there is always one vegan soup. staff are really nice and will help with any requests.
a great option to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy lunch in a loving environment.
Pros: chilled, great space, staff
Cons: limited menu
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