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Veg-options
Serves meat, vegan options available. Trendy bar & restaurant located in a converted warehouse at the Cains Brewery Village. Serves small plates for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. Also serves cocktails, beer, wine & coffee. Vegan dishes include kale & butternut brunch bowl, toasted sandwiches, salads, vegetable chilli, roasted Mediterranean veggies and more. All vegan items are clearly marked on the menu. Fully wheelchair accessible. Open Mon-Wed 09:00-17:00, Thu 09:00-21:00, Fri-Sat 09:00-23:00, Sun 10:30-19:00.
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 29 Dec 2019 by Violet-Violet
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4 Reviews
First Review by MillieDollar
villemo
Points +86
Ehmmm - Edit
The place has a really chilled vibe. There is a sofa and a fireplace. I've been there twice for breakfast. Unfortunately I won't be coming back. Full English was so meeh. mushrooms flavourless and greasy. Tomato looked like sick. Linda McCartney's sausage dry and tough. I was the only one there so they could make much more effort. I wouldnt recommend this place for breakfasts.
Read morePros: Chilled vibe, Good, strong coffee
Cons: The food is just not good.
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britred11
Points +448
Great food, great location! - Edit
Tusk is a great cafe located in an old warehouse with adjacent art gallery. Vegan options on offer change and are clearly labelled! Tusk is also very dog friendly and in the winter it is nice to sit on the sofas in front of the wood burning stove and have coffee and cake.
Read morePros: Clearly labelled vegan options, Dog friendly, Great location
Cons: Vegan menu could be bigger
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Frijoles
Points +420
Pretty awful - Edit
Buddha bowl mostly consisted of plain couscous. Dry and unappetising.. served in awkward tiny bowl. Vegan cheese on toast was burnt and dry. We complained and they brought more - this time untoasted bread with cheese on top. We paid £20 for a couple of small poorly prepared snacks and were still hungry. They don’t do vegan food well.
Read moreCoffee was delicious however (despite them running out of soya milk).
Pros: Coffee is lovely
Cons: Flavourless food, Dry food, Unimaginative options
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MillieDollar
Points +49
Broccolis good. - Edit
Wasn’t as many vegan options as I thought there would be, especially for fellow vegans who are a bit sick of falafel and avocados.
Read moreEnded up getting just chips and a side of broccoli which was pretty tasty.
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