Lacto
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Organic
Western
Take-out
British
Non-veg
Serves fish, vegan options available. Vegetarian food and fish. Vegan choices include day's soup, salad, the plain or chocolate flapjack. Has oat milk and dairy-free spread. Cakes are dairy-free but contain egg. Uses organic, whole food ingredients. In a rustic restored building with a garden area, upstairs, a piano, and open log fire on the go. Est. 1979. Open Mon-Sat 10:00-18:00.
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3 St. Martins St, Chichester, England, PO19 1NP
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6 Reviews
First Review by VeganVera
TheMedievalVegan
Points +72
Beautiful Historical Building - Edit
Beautiful 16th-century building. Outside facade is 18th century. Interior is 16th century. Limited vegan options. They do serve a vegan soup, flapjacks, and offer oat milk. This definitely wouldn't be my first choice if I was really hungry and wanted a full meal, but it's a great spot to grab a coffee & chat with a friend or read a book in one of the many cozy nooks.
Read morePros: All organic, Cozy, Oat milk for coffee and tea
Cons: Limited vegan options , Expensive
Guest
mummaLou
Points +133
Gorgeous venue - Edit
Extremely limited vegan choice, we had vegetable soup which was unremarkable, and nut loaf. The latter was okay, but portion was weeny and no salad available, not so much as a sprig of parsley. Charged extra for single slice of bread, and extra again for vegan butter. So £16.20 for tiny lunch, couldn't afford to have a beverage, and hostile attitude meant I wasn't brave enough to ask for tap water. However, the warren of intersecting tea rooms are very quaint. Might save up and go back for a cup of tea sometime...
Read morePros: Gorgeous venue, Bread was nice but...
Cons: Grumpy, Unfriendly notices, Miniscule portions
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tom101
Points +6
Avoid - Edit
Hostile atmosphere, extremely rude proprietor, very expensive with extremely small portions, £5 minimum spend per person and sign at door saying no babies, not really in keeping with general vegan values.
Read morePros: The building is nice
Cons: Rude, £5 min spend per person, Small portions
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wilsonschneidg
Points +2899
Cosy café - Edit
Stopped here for a coffee and cake a while back. The indoors is very cosy, especially by the fire place. Quite a few vegan options by the till. A good place for a warm drink and a catch up with a friend ☕️
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kerryfinnamore
Points +156
Really cute - Edit
Really cute independent cafe, really nice in the winter as they out fires on in the rooms, fresh homemade cakes and biscuits!
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VeganVera
Points +373
Cosy, friendly and something for vegans - Edit
Situated in atmospheric, cosy 18th-century property (which unfortunately means access is not good), with outside seating when weather is warm. Friendly and helpful staff. Vegan options are soup or dragon cake with salad (the advertised salad which accompanies the dragon cake is not vegan but they will happily make a vegan salad), plus a flapjack. There is even a piano to play.
Read morePros: Friendly staff, Vegan options, Atmospheric
Cons: Limited vegan options, Poor disabled access
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