Vegan-friendly
Lacto
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Mediterranean
Fast food
Beer/Wine
British
Honey
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Hipster cafe offering roasted tomatoes on flatbread. NOTE: Reported December 2024 to have limited vegan options – please send updates to HappyCow. Open Mon-Sun 10:00-21:00.
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4 Hume St, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, NE6 1LN
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 02 Dec 2024 by MaysieSharp
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9 Reviews
First Review by hack_man
MaysieSharp
Points +137
Best Pistachio cake - Edit
Unfortunately most of their vegan items are no longer avaisble. They still do houmous, olives and pittas on their bar menu. The only item on the main menu is Roasted tomatoes on pide, billed as their take on Spanish pan con tomate but although it's nice definitely won't be having it again as its somewhat overpriced. Pistachio cake - vegan option - sold out. Coffee still good
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-11-07
Pros: Good coffee, Lovely staff
Cons: Most vegan items removed from menu
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mariamc27
Points +1701
So good! - Edit
Yummy coffee, cake and breakfast & staff were super friendly (and majorly dog friendly!). Want to come back & try the pottery next!
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Vegan_Grower
Points +219
Great for gf vegan - Edit
Apart from the pleasant surroundings we were pleasantly surprised by how many dishes were both vegan and gluten free, plus more which could be made vegan. V fresh food. Lovely atmosphere, acoustics get VERY echoey though when full so if you have long suffering ears best arrive early doors.
Read morePros: Good range of both gf and vegan, Gorgeous surroundings, Fresh tasty food
Cons: Very echoey when full
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JaneyBL
Points +151
Cool place, fab food and atmosphere - Edit
Plenty of vegan options on the menu. Very flavourful food. Lovely atmosphere watching them making fabulous crockery and pots in the kiln - highly recommended
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KateEmmett
Points +4338
Vegan brunch - Edit
The sourdough toast with cherry tomatoes and vegan feta is packed with flavour. Also enjoyed a slice of carrot cake. Oat milk available for hot drinks.
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lifeasjemy
Points +90
Excellent - Edit
Great atmosphere and love all the pottery. Food was divine
Read morePros: Taste, Portion size, Friendly staff
Cons: You would spend a fortune if you lived nearby 😂
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craigmc
Points +36131
Pint - Edit
Only stopped for a pint but its a cool.place.
Read moreVery Mediterranean and the food looked very healthy and wholesome.
Pros: Staff, Pun, Location
Cons: Meat
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deadpledge
Points +13587
Kiln Time - Edit
Visited today after having lunch at the nearby Ship Inn. There are a some decent vegan options on the menu such as aubergine charcoal with walnut sauce salsa or cauliflower charcoal but on this occasion just a coffee and a fruit scone with jam sufficed. It would have been nice to see some vegan cake options but none were available, which was a shame. Nevertheless, the coffee was great and the scone was very tasty but could have been improved further with some vegan butter but that too was not available. Three stars on this occasion but I would return.
Read morePros: Interesting vegan options, Friendly staff, Nice vibe
Cons: Serves meat , Few more vegan options please
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hack_man
Points +26165
The harder you look - Edit
After driving past this place for months on the way home from work not realising it was on Happy Cow, a visit was well overdue. This is a dream bar. Great location, perfect lighting, delightful decor, nice seating arrangements and far enough away from the city centre not to be troubled by any stag and hen do infringements. It has a menu that is extremely vegan friendly with only 2 dishes appearing to contain fish or flesh. The partially open kitchen looked clean and efficient, somewhere I would be very happy to receive nutrition from. On this occasion, a couple of halves of Peroni sufficed before a short walk over to the other side of Ouseburn for an 80’s music fix. It’s also worth checking out their impressive range of home produced pottery which is made on site. Kiln by name kiln by nature.
Read morePros: Vegan friendly , Quaint setting, Excellent beers
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