Farmhouse Inns - Applewood Farm - Manchester Restaurant

Size of the torte compared to the non vegan cheesecake at Farmhouse Inns - Applewood Farm in Manchester

Very poor. Raw carrots, teaspoon of peas, sub standard chips, watery gravy ... at Farmhouse Inns - Applewood Farm in Manchester

Farmhouse Inns - Applewood Farm
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Family friendly pub and carvery restaurant chain offering vegan dishes labelled on the menu. Includes soup of the day, plant-based meatballs, Beyond burger with Violife cheese, roasted root vegetable pie and OMNI fish & chips. Also has vegan desserts including a chocolate and coconut torte and vegan meals on the kids menu. Open Mon-Thu 08:00-22:00, Fri-Sat 08:00-23:00, Sun 08:00-22:00.

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Astley Park Way, Off Chaddock Lane, Manchester, England, M28 1FJ
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First Review by Jenzibar

Jenzibar

Points +914

Vegan

29 May 2023

Disappointed - Edit

Very poor choice considering it's a chain restaurant. Nothing on the carvery was vegan. Very uninventive choices on the main menu (beyond burger, salads and a root veg pie). I order the root vegetable pie and was offered mash but the staff couldn't tell me if it was vegan so I got chips. It was served with a teaspoon of peas, raw carrots and watery gravy. Weirdly, the pie filling was tomato based which is a strange pairing with gravy in my opinion. All very bland. There were three vegan dessert choices - Bakewell tart with vegan vanilla ice cream, chocolate torte with vegan vanilla ice cream or vegan vanilla ice cream (so two choices really!) and they didn't have the Bakewell tart so... There are about twenty choices of dairy ice cream and countless cakes and sweet treats for non vegans. Would have loved a sorbet or something fruity but had to opt for the chocolate torte. My party waited about 20 minutes for dessert before we realised they'd forgotten about us and we had to go and ask again, after which it was brought out fairly quickly. The torte was absolutely tiny compared to the desserts order by non vegans in my group. It was ok but not worth the wait. Chain restaurants need to be doing better than this to be inclusive! Doubtful I'll visit again unless the menu gets a refresh and the staff some training!