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Serves meat, vegan options available. Cafe with vegan choices. Menu is clearly labeled and includes soups, sandwiches, curry, cakes and jacket potatoes. Chance of menu items becoming sold out, call ahead to confirm options. Open Mon-Fri 10:00-15:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-16:00.
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Lode Lane, Wicken (at the Wicken Fen Nature Reserve), Ely, England, CB7 5XP
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 27 Jan 2022 by Guest
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Added by thevecologist on 27 Jan 2022
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3 Reviews
First Review by thevecologist
Rachel_Ann
Points +227
Improved range of vegan options - Edit
The menu now includes a number of delicious vegan friendly options - including vegan pasties (often fresh from the oven) jacket potatoes, hot vegan sausage sandwich and some cakes. The coleslaw is also vegan. We regularly visit and enjoy the food here and a lovely walk around the national trust site.
Read morePros: More vegan options now available , Lovely flapjacks, Vegan treats
Cons: Dogs not allowed to sit inside cafe, Serves meat and dairy
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Jennithing
Points +53
NT hot vegan pasties! - Edit
Choice of dairy-free milk for coffee, these pasties are wonderful all over the different NT locations. Only vegan cake option was flapjack so dropped a star there for lack of choice. Clean, warm and welcoming.
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thevecologist
Points +142
Classic National Trust Cafe Vibes - Edit
The Docky Hut is a very cute and convenient place to stop for a light lunch, cake or warm drink after visiting Wicken Fen Nature Reserve.
Read moreThe café is wheelchair accessible and you can bring your dog into the cafe when you place your order but thereafter you need to sit outside. There are picnic benches and water bowls available.
Because the vegan sandwich options had sold out by 1pm (please make more!) I enjoyed a parsnip and apple soup with a coffee. I got 25p off my drink for using my own reusable cup. The rest of my party had vegan baked potato with beans and a coconut milk curry which, be warned, doesn't come with rice. The portions of soup and curry were in mugs which after a morning of walking didn't fill up the tank but bought us enough time to get us to a larger meal.
The table nearby had vegan pasties which looked a bit more substantial.
Will be stopping there again but perhaps just for a coffee unless they have the vegan sandwiches available.
Pros: 25p discount when using your reusable, Wheelchair accessible, Dogs can come in with you to order.
Cons: Different versions of menus inside and outside., Vegan sandwiches sold out by 1pm, Menu not overly inspiring.
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