Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Asian
Bakery
European
French
Fusion
Vegetarian cafe opened Dec 2015 in the heart of Hamilton's CBD. Cuisine combines Asian and French/European influences. Makes French pastries in-house and serves locally roasted coffee. CONFIRMED CLOSED, NOV 2016.
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75 Ward St, Hamilton, New Zealand, 3402
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Last update on 26 Nov 2016 by Guest
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Added by Veganswife on 12 Dec 2015
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4 Reviews
First Review by Veganswife
AnnettevZ
Points +372
Lovely Lunch Place - Edit
We had a lovely vegan lunch with a family of three yesterday (4-7-2016). There was enough choice for vegans, the place was small, but nice and welcoming. Staff took the effort to explain that the jelly beans with our soy cappucino and soy hot chocolate were vegan too! The hot chocolate was a bit too sweet for my son.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2016-11-26
Pros: Friendly staff, nice atmosphere , Vegans are core business, not the exception
Cons: PERMANENTLY CLOSED NOW!!!
Guest
jamesmcd
Points +17
Really great to have in Hamilton - Edit
The city needs more places like this. It's got great food and a nice vibe.
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helc
Points +85
Amazing Service and Atmosphere, Great Food - Edit
We went there for lunch, and got the Pumpkin Lasagna with Salad, and a Savoury Muffin to take away. The portion size was decent, and well-priced. We dont eat garlic/onion, and they extremely friendly staff were quick to recommend options. The food and drinks are well-presented. I would definitely go there again!
Read morePros: Excellent food, Friendly Staff, Nice Atmosphere
helc
Vegan and Gluten-free options were clearly labelled too. Range of food was quite large
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Veganswife
Points +315
Tasty breakfasts and lunches - Edit
The menu of this new cafe features generous vegetarian breakfast/ brunch dishes. Vegan items are clearly labelled. There is also a cabinet selection including salads, pies and cakes. We had the vegan vege stack with a range of salads. The vege stack consisted of layers of tortilla-wraps interlayered with tomato paste, roast pumpkin, spinach and other roast vegetables. Delicious. The salad range included an Israeli couscous salad, brown and wild rice and roast vege salads with interesting nuts, fruits and dressings. We have not had breakfast there yet, but checked out the menu, which featured vegetarian and vegan sausages.
Read morePros: Vegetarian cafe with vegan choices, Central location, Breakfast and lunch
Cons: Not a lot of seating if busy
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