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Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Not-for-profit organization operating movement/music and art studios, traditional counseling service, and vegetarian café with internet facilities. Offers wide range of services and activities to the local community of Tameside and Glossop, from art to yoga and all things in between. Reported closed January 2023.
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216-218 Katherine St, Ashton Under Lyne, England, OL6 7AS
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Added by Stevie on 02 Mar 2009
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7 Reviews
First Review by sophym
VeganCycleTourist
Points +252
Tasty food, but very busy - Edit
Popped in mid afternoon hoping it would be reasonably quiet, but it was actually very busy.
Read moreThere were no vegan mains available unfortunately, but the tomato soup was very tasty. As I was still hungry, I asked for the vegan crumble, but was told there'd be a twenty minute wait as the chef was cooking for a large group. So I had to settle for a pot of tea.
Bike spot: Nowhere to safely lock bike outside, but staff were happy for me to bring bike in.
Pros: Very cheap, Tasty
Cons: Not many vegan options, Very busy
Guest
Maeve
Points +175
Lovely community cafe - Edit
Only a couple of vegan options when we visited, but everything was tasty and very reasonably priced
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jaycee87
Points +46
Small and simple but a welcome change from the usual Ashton cafes - Edit
Simple little cafe hidden away in Ashton, of all unlikely places! Food was basic but tasty and I was very happy to have more than one vegan choice. A meal was about £5-6 which I thought was a little high for what it was (in my case, potatoes that were a bit dry with some aubergine and avocado) but I’d be happy to pay more for slightly more exciting food or add-ons - salt and pepper, sriracha sauce, vegan butter or mayo?
Read morePros: Several vegan options, Gluten free options, VEGAN CHEESE!!
Cons: A bit pricey for what it was
Guest
rwhittaker99
Points +36
Great food at a great price :) - Edit
This place is lovely little cafe with great tasting cheap food. I had the vegan Turkish Bean Stew and it was gorgeous :)
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DaddyofTwo
Points +170
nice restaurant - Edit
Read moremenu a touch limited but they concentrate on getting their few daily specials right which are the standard veggie fare. good value.
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J-Veg
Points +2065
Great vegan options! - Edit
I went here with my wife and parents-in-law and we were really pleasantly surprised! Great atmosphere, friendly staff and good value.
Read moreWe had a nut roast and a crumble for pudding and it was all delicious.
Guest
sophym
Points +28
Lovely cafe - worth a trip! - Edit
I found this place when searching for vegan-friendly cafes near Audenshaw, as my mum and I were looking to take an aged aunt out for lunch. There weren't any reviews so we decided to just go and see how it was.
Read moreThe place was packed when we arrived, always a good sign! It doesn't win any prizes for decor but there was a nice friendly atmosphere and chit-chat between tables (being rather cramped). The menu doesn't list vegan options, so I asked at the counter and was given a comprehensive run-down of 4/5 things that they could do for me - soup, falafel sandwiches, salads, and a couple of the mains. I chose the spicy chickpeas and spinach topped with falafel and pitta bread, which was good. My mum and aunt both had the spinach and cheese filo pie off the specials board and said it was very tasty. Decent sized portions, and only £4.25 for a main! The sarnies and soups are around £2.50 each, very reasonable for lunch.
Of course we had to sample the puddings too - there was a chocolate and fruit cake which was vegan, and apple and plum crumble with vegan custard. I went for the chocolate cake but my mum ordered wrong so I ended up with crumble. I wasn't sorry though! It was really delicious. Crunchy granola-esque topping and not-too-sweet soft fruity interior, with a little jug of warm vegan custard alongside.
Thoroughly recommended - and considering that the train from Manchester takes 10 minutes and only costs £2.30, it's possibly cheaper to eat here than in town...
Pros: vegan-friendly, very tasy food, inexpensive
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