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Serves meat, vegan options available. Coffee shop that offers drinks as well as ready to eat sandwiches and sweets. Vegan selection may incude croissant sweet custard or almond, bagels, slices, tofurky cheese or cheese tomato or vegemite cheese croissants, and nachos. Soy and oat milks are available for coffee, lattes, and hot chocolate. Reported closed March 2024.
6 Reviews
First Review by Pegomastax
IshbelRoss
Points +597
Class sausage rolls - Edit
Really tasty sausage roll and ham sandwich! Only complaint was that the selection was very limited but that was due to the time of day!
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namnoops
Points +46
Great vegan bagels - Edit
Excellent vegan bagels on offer. The chickn schnitz and the pepperoni were delicious
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SarahHartland510
Points +18
Best Bagels ever - Edit
Best service and always new options popping up
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MWS
Points +30
Pastrieeees! - Edit
Vegan snack spot in the middle of the cbd
Read morePros: Plenty of vegan pastries. And baguettes!
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Rotter
Points +490
Just fabulous - Edit
Mr Fox is a hidden gem tucked away in a city laneway.
Read moreA full 50% of the case was dedicated to vegan options, both savoury and sweet. No açai bowls here - we're talking things like popcorn chick'n bagels and custard croissants.
Staff were very friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to walk through the vegan options.
Very reasonably priced especially considering the city location - we got two bagels, two hot drinks, and two pastries for $47.30.
Pros: Many (interesting!) vegan options, Friendly and knowledgeable staff
Cons: Items not labelled - need to ask staff, Seating available but can be limited
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Pegomastax
Points +59
Great vegan croissants - Edit
On a visit to Adelaide City 15 June 2021, I passed a coffee shop signboard that advertised vegan croissants. I was curious as to how they tasted. I have had other vegan croissants that have been really bread like and dense; not like original.
Read moreI tried a few at Mr Fox and I recommend the vegan custard (sweet) $6.50 and the vegan meatball (savoury) croissant (about $10.90). It is better if you have them heated up so the outside pastry becomes crispy and flakey. They are not made on site, but are sourced from a proper bakery (which is not Coles).
The lady who runs the shop is not vegan but is very friendly. She said she was getting in different vegan options that sounded interesting but as I was travelling through I didn't get to explore these. I wanted to try the almond one that was on offer too but ran out of time.
Pros: Unusual selection of vegan croissants, Friendly service
Cons: Stock small quantities to keep them fresh , Savoury ones pricy but the meatball is worth it
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