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The Fowler's Farm
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Pub & restaurant group operating numerous outlets across the UK and under different names like The Swan, The White Lion, The Fox, The Crown, Vintage Inn, The Greyhound, and The Royal Oak. Offers labeled vegan dishes including curry, a Moving Mountains burger, salad and dessert. Some locations offer a vegan Sunday roast. Open Mon-Sat 11:00-23:00, Sun 11:00-22:30.
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Last update on 14 Aug 2020 by mandollar88
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Added by HappyCow on 15 Jul 2018
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5 Reviews
First Review by mgatonegro
sarahlm
Points +16
Poor vegan breakfast - Edit
Don’t bother if you’re looking for breakfast. Sausages were hard like they’d been reheated. No plant spread so toast was dry. Fresh cooked mushrooms, hash
Read moreBrowns and tomatoes. Not worth the money.
Pros: Served oat latte, Staff were friendly
Cons: Poor vegan breakfast
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AmandaRulton
Points +387
Lovely village pub! - Edit
We were served by a lovely lady called Rochelle! She was fabulous at helping me find some vegan options without tomatoes due to my allergies. A couple of the options weren't available but they were more than happy to try their best to adjust it!
Read moreBooked a private section as we were part of a big group! Best decision would recommend again!!!
Pros: Simple Vegan Options, Amazing and welcoming staff!
Cons: Not a lot of options
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Veganforthewin
Points +2998
Hardly Anything - Edit
Disappointed. For mains your options are a salad or a vegan burger but the are not even vegan
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-03-21
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VPhili
Points +190
Far less equipped for vegan brunch than menu suggests - Edit
Booked for an early Mother’s Day brunch for a mixed group, menu listed three types of df milk, and two vegetarian brunch menu options with ‘vegan serve available’ underneath.
Read moreWhen we arrived, they only had one df milk (soya). When we asked for ‘vegan serve’ she said they couldn’t do the vegan option but we could have vegetarian without the egg. We said yes to that, but I double checked there wasn’t milk in anything else. She asked if I had a milk allergy, so I replied that I was vegan (which was very clear from the conversation we had been having about wanting vegan brunch). There was just a real misunderstanding about vegans not just having a veggie option. She went and checked with the kitchen, and then removed two more items. I wish I had asked for more mushrooms, but thought they’d maybe compensate the gaps.
They didn’t. One small flat mushroom, one tiny half tomato, beans and bread. Spread around the plate with big gaps between. They charged the full price of vegetarian breakfast, even though the dish was glorified beans on ‘toast’.
The staff were friendly, just a complete lack of understanding about veganism, and pretty bad value for money with half the breakfast missing.
Didn’t go one star as I had a breakfast, it was nice enough, and at least I had a soya cappuccino!
Pros: All the coffees could be made with soya milk, Friendly staff
Cons: Most vegan options unavailable, Lack of understanding about milk in food products, Don’t replace non-vegan options, just leave gaps
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mgatonegro
Points +319
Very good option in the area - Edit
I was pleasantly surprised with their vegan menu, it was actually very tasty and I didn't feel like I was missing out at all!
Read morePros: great menu, good value
Cons: no vegan menu on Sundays
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