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Serves meat, vegan options available. National Trust cafe with vegan choices including a sandwich, sausage roll and scones with vegan clotted cream. Soya milk available for hot drinks. NOTE: reduced vegan options during Covid-19 restrictions - please send updates.
7 Reviews
First Review by Chris_D
Suzieg
Points +648
Cafe by the beach - Edit
They were advertising a vegan burger and there were vegan pasties too. We just had a vegan magnum and a drink, lots of seating outside.
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KeithsKitchen
Points +24
Disappointed - Edit
The vegan options weren’t labelled on the menu boards so had to que for ages before knowing if anything was vegan….the long wait was unnecessary and better organisation from the older staff is required. The two kids serving we’re trying their best but it was very slow…. We came for the vegan cream teas advertised in their website - blank faces from the kids serving 🙄
Read morePros: The toasted vegan cheese focaccia was tasty , Plenty of vegan mint Magnums, Nice location
Cons: Vegan options not labelled on menu boards , Staff weren’t aware what cakes were vegan, Expensive.
Guest
alliT
Points +138
Disappointed no vegan cream teas! - Edit
Lovely little place with vegan options
Read morePros: Vegan ice creams & milks , Vegan sandwiches , Beautiful location
Cons: Gets busy so parking can be an issue , Have to queue to order drink & food, No vegan cakes or cream teas as advertised
Guest
AVW777
Points +16
Great location, lots of seating - Edit
Came here to scuba dive, stopped for breakfast afterwards this morning (2 April). Heaters were on, coffee was great, there was a vegan pasty but I chose the vegan (may have been vegetarian) sausage bap. Unfortunately it was a plain soft white bap with no butter/spread with three of the driest sausages ever to have had the misfortune of being served up. Nothing else AT ALL inside. Even three packets of tomato and brown sauce were barely enough to bring this into the “edible” zone. Would visit again, staff and place itself were lovely. Steer well clear of the bap. Worst excuse for a sausage bap I’ve ever had. (And it was £4.50 too). No vegan cakes that were advertised but I didn’t ask either.
Read morePros: Heating, Lovely staff, Location
Cons: Not enough vegan options
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Rowbow88
Points +38
Good coffee - Edit
We popped here in September, there weren't any vegan cream teas or pasties. You could get a soya latte, and they has beans, toast, potatoes, and a Flapjack. So, not amazing but some options.
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Nick-Salt
Points +46
A nice little cafe - Edit
Please bear in mind my review is during the pandemic.
Read moreAt present it is a walk-in and take away place. You can sit outside when dry.
This was an extremely busy place as walkers etc from the beach of barafudle bay and coastal walkers were stopping by for a drink and snack.
There was only 2 vegan options which were a pasty and a soup. My wife and I each had a pasty and a tea with soy milk and were not disappointed, seriously the pasty was beyond amazing. So much flavour and a lot of it for £4:50
I would have given five stars but the car park fee was was steep as it’s National Trust grounds.
Pros: Homemade food with lots of flavour , Friendly staff
Cons: Expensive car park, Limited Menu during the pandemic
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Chris_D
Points +913
Vegan clotted cream - Edit
We couldn’t believe our eyes when this tiny cafe had vegan sausage rolls and vegan clotted cream scones on a rainy weekend in October. Good coffee, and the scones were light and delicious too
Read morePros: Vegan scones , Vegan clotted cream , Vegan sausage rolls
Cons: Fairly small, can get busy
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