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Lacto
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Beer/Wine
British
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Garden centre restaurant with bay views. Vegan dishes are labelled on the menu such as soup, burrito, a vegan breakfast with veg sausages and vegan cakes. Soya, oat and almond milk also offered. Open Mon-Sat 09:00-17:30, Sun 10:00-16:30.
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- Outdoor seating
- Reservations required
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 08 May 2022 by Guest
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Added by Rachel68 on 08 May 2022
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5 Reviews
First Review by Rachel68
slightlygreenish
Points +123
Very good breakfast with a view - Edit
The Vegan Sunrise breakfast was very enjoyable, and the sweetcorn patties appear to be made from scratch but could have used a bit more flavour. There isn't an option to request vegan spread with toast on the online ordering system but they provided some when we asked.
Read moreDaytime options are currently a mediterranean vegetable panini or a buddah bowl salad.
Updated from previous review on 2026-05-30
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NatalieLouise
Points +32
Not many vegan options - Edit
They had two options that were available all day and a breakfast option that was only available in the morning. Unfortunately the breakfast sounded the nicest but we couldn't try it. Instead we got a roasted vegetable sandwich and it wasn't very nice, the only flavour came from the vegetables so no seasoning added and no sauce either, it was very soggy and not nice. Came with chips though and they were the best part.
Read moreThey say they have vegan cakes too but we didn't try them, and they had oat milk.
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NellTempleman
Points +158
Great vegan and veggie breakfasts - Edit
Big breakfasts with sea views
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Fast and friendly service
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LynneMoores
Points +762
Please check the menu and ask. Limited options!!!! - Edit
There was a light bite option of burrito with guac & salsa ... Good value.
Read moreThe sweet potato & falafafel burger was just 5 falafal on a brioche bun, with lettuce and tomato (no sauce or dressing) and a plant pot of chips.
It was labelled as vg* can be made vegan, but there was no vegan mayo at all, so it couldn't be made vegan at all and so shouldn't be labelled vg*. This was £11.00
I swopped for the black bean and rice burrito with guacamole and tomato salsa, which was labelled vg. There wasuch more to eat and better nutrition for £8.00
The burger was refunded.
Pros: A nice burrito with salsa and guacamole , A vegan lemon and blueberry cake
Cons: The sweet potato & falafel burger was just falafel, The coleslaw that came with it isn't vegan, The coleslaw can't be made vegan
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Rachel68
Points +180
Yummy treats - Edit
Very lovely setting looking out over the bay. A few vegan options. I had the vegan burrito and an oat milk latte. Both lovely!
Read morePros: Vegan breakfast, Vegan main, Vegan cake
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