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Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers a vegan soya burger with bbq topping and a spicy noodle dish. Other dishes that can be made vegan are pea with mint soup and minestrone soup with brown bloomer bread (without the butter). The Margherita flatbread is also vegan if ordered without cheese. Open Mon-Sat 10:30-23:00.
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Albion Terrace, Bridlington, England, YO15 2PJ
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Added by Veganolive1 on 13 Aug 2019
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3 Reviews
First Review by Veganolive1
naomip123
Points +4719
Good pub food - Edit
We ate here because it was the only place we could book on a Saturday evening just after lockdown, but we were pleasantly surprised. I had the sloppy Joe burger, which was tasty and came with chips, although could have been a bit bigger. I was looking forward to the chocolate torte for dessert, but they'd run out! Cheap and cheerful.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-06-04
Pros: Tasty food, Cheap and cheerful
Cons: Sometimes runs out of dessert!, Slightly small portions
Guest
librand
Points +16
Easy and standard - Edit
We had a flatbread with olives and hummus for starters, and the flatbread was delicious. For mains we had the vegan burger and the veggie option of the pigs in blankets. All tasty, good value.
Read morePros: You know what you're getting, good value.
Cons: Not too many options.
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Veganolive1
Points +4758
Vegan Options Listed & Check The Allergen List For More Options - Edit
The Freeman Cookhouse & Pub is the restaurant for Premier Inn customers staying next door and as with numerous Premier Inn affiliated restaurants, vegan options were two main courses but no starter or dessert. Explore the allergen list and two soups are vegan depending what is soup of the day, as well as Margherita flatbread without mozzarella.
Read moreI checked the wine list and as with most places, no vegan friendly wines were highlighted and yet a quick Google search revealed a rather smashing Sauvignon Blanc.
The pea and mint soup served with brown bloomer bread was piping hot, with a lovely texture, packed with flavour and for £2.99 an absolute bargain. Hubby ordered vegan burger, with a tomato flatbread and sweet potato fries for me and as there was no vegan cheese I had some Violife mozzarella in my bag.
Hubby loved his burger with its BBQ topping and with added cheese he said it was scrumptious and gave it the big thumbs up. My flatbread was excellent with a fabulous base and tomato sauce, in fact better than many Italian restaurants I have been and with the addition of cheese I was a happy vegan.
Shame Cookhouse & Pub are not more specific about possible vegan options like soup and flatbread and offering vegan cheese would appeal to more customers like the dairy or lactose intolerant. I cannot understand why they do not label vegan friendly wines so many vegans will just not bother purchasing wine, as it can be laborious doing a Google search.
Pros: Two vegan options
Cons: No starter or dessert, Better labelling needed for possible vegan options, Vegan wines not labelled
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