Lacto
African
Eritrean
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Eritrean restaurant with a few branches. Plenty of vegan choices listed separately on the menu, includes stews and dahl which feature beans, spinach, lentils and chickpeas. Open Mon-Fri 17:00-00:00, Sat-Sun 12:00-00:00.
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21 Brixton Station Rd, South West London, England, SW9 9PB
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Last update on 20 Oct 2020 by Guest
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6 Reviews
First Review by jollypig
vegansheep
Points +2464
Tasty, but not sure about ingredients - Edit
We ordered the vegan mixed platter for two with rice. I can’t eat mushrooms, so we asked for that to be separated, and the waiter said they could easily leave it off.
Read moreWe waited a long time for the food, and when it came there were clearly mushrooms. There was also a strange meatball/falafel dish. I asked the waiter if it was meat I was so unsure. He reassured me that it was not, but couldn’t precisely say what it was. It looked like a nearby table had a similar experience.
Despite all of the above the food was very tasty. The dahls and spinach dishes were particularly nice.
Updated from previous review on 2023-04-14
Pros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: Slow, Unsure of ingredients, Fairly expensive
Guest
hebedc
Points +32
Delicious! - Edit
We had the vegan special platter for 2. Best Eritrean food I’ve had in London! Very friendly staff and good atmosphere. Will definitely come again.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-06-05
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lisanewf
Points +32
Beautiful food, wonderful people! - Edit
The vegan platters have so many different dishes included and are all delicious with the Injera. The place has a lovely atmosphere and the team there are very kind.
Read morePros: Lots of Vegan Dishes, Good prices!, Can bring your non vegan friends
Guest
CarlosCabrera
Points +50
Missread mediterranean, serendipity - Edit
Great food, amazing prices.
Read moreIf you are not familiar with this cuisine, you should try it.
Not a con, but be ready to eat with your hands.
Pros: Good attention, Plenty vegan options
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ShedCake
Points +506
High quality food. - Edit
Though this isn't a vegan restaurant, what you get here that you don't from your fast food vegan diner is food with vitamins. Wholefood traditional cooking.
Read moreLentils, beans, greens and ancient grains.
The vegan sharing platter is the perfect wholefood gluten free meal.
Pros: Amazing vegan options, Really pleasant owner
Cons: They do serve some meat
Guest
jollypig
Points +3070
Tryin' Eritrean - Edit
This is pretty close to the Adulis in Oval (same people, slightly different menu, very different feel).
Read moreHere there's a dedicated vegan section. It's good and an interesting experience if you've not had Ethiopian or Eritrean food before. Go for the mixed thingy with injera (a spongy sourdough risen flat-bread). It's much more filling than it looks.
This branch of Adulis is much smaller than its counterpart in Oval and much less swanky. The food's just as good, although I'd say it was slightly on the expensive side.
Pros: Tasty, interesting food
Cons: A tad expensive
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