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The Goods Shed
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Farmer's Market
Daily farmers market and food hall with an onsite restaurant. The restaurant serves meat except for one vegetarian platter (maybe vegan suitable, specify). Market vendors include a microbrewery, baker, The Living Larder raw food company, and non-veg food vendors. Open Tue-Sat 09:00-17:00, Sun 10:00-16:00.
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Station Road West, Canterbury, England, CT2 8AN
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Last update on 25 May 2012 by Guest
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Added by CLRtraveller on 25 May 2012
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5 Reviews
First Review by CLRtraveller
Sugarantlers
Points +15
Lovely place, staff and food. - Edit
I like the atmosphere, the staff and the food was very tasty. Only one vegan option though: lentil salad.
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MrFelloBello
Points +45
Not specifically vegan - Edit
Stopped off going to find some vegan bits in the farmers market and other than a vegetable stall none of the others had anything vegan. Looks lovely though so hopefully a vegan pop up will be there soon
Read moreTabbyfa
Still no vegan stalls or much on offer in the restaurant part (may 2023) but it had a nice selection of grocery bits of veg like you said. Shame there aren’t too many vegan things on offer
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stevesvm
Points +155
High quality food in an unusual relaxed setting - Edit
With no veggie restaurants open in the evening in Canterbury we explored some of the ‘veg-friendly’ options. The Goods Shed was our highlight. The restaurant is situated in a large farmers market and specialist foodie location – literally an old shed by the train station. Recently (end August 2015) the restaurant has changed ownership and re-branded from Raphaels to The Goods Shed. Although not a huge choice for vegetarians the quality was very high. We had fabulous olives, delicious soup and ceps on toast – a world away from the mushrooms on toast my Mum used to make. We then shared their vegetarian platter – lots of fabulous flavours and combinations – and they were happy to switch a goats cheese (which we are not keen on) for another lovely cheese. We finished by sharing what they called a ‘fumble’ – a kind of cold crumble which was just delicious. Although not cheap at around £40 for two of us, we thought it was well worth it. High class dining in a relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere. There were at least 50 other people eating at the same time as us so I’d suggest booking.
Read morePros: Excellent seasonal ingredients, Fabulous flavours, Excellent service
Cons: Not a huge choice for vegetarians, Not cheap!
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Vegan mewing
Points +16
British Vegan at it's best! - Edit
Booking at the good shed I pre-warned that there would be 2 vegans dining and to my surprise there was absolutely no problem. There is only one option: "Vegetarian Platter" which sounds unpromising...when it arrived I was totally blown-away! It's totally dependant on what's on the menu and as the restaurant cooks seasonal British food, it varies from month to month. I ate at the end of January and the platter comprised of: beetroot & green olive salad, cannelini bean and mushroom bake, pearl barley and kale broth (served in a old fashioned tea cup- too cute!), roast seasonal British vegetables with (amazing) spiced red cabbage, sautéed baby leeks on toast. I can't explain how amazing it was to eat British seasonal cooking without the meat and dairy! The way the platter was laid out meant that everything was different but complemented each other perfectly. My other (meat eating) companion ordered the chicken and spent the whole time tasting mine and saying she wished she'd ordered vegan too!
Read moreObviously desserts were standard non-vegan fare but the Bramley apple sorbet was very nice.
I can't say the wine was vegan or either vegetarian but for a restaurant situated in a farmers market that has an onsite fishmonger and butchers it was a total shock to have such an amazing vegan meal. I'm definitely going back to see what will be on the vegetarian platter in the summer :-)
Pros: inventive, British seasonal vegan at it's best, totally welcoming attitude to veganism, didn't get annoyed at my constant "is this vegan?"
Cons: no emphasis on vegan/vegetarian wines, only one vegan dessert
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CLRtraveller
Points +9703
vegan feast - Edit
The Restaurant uses fresh food from the adjacent farmers' market, delicious and attractively presented. There's a vegetarian feast (platter), but I had a fantastic vegan version, for £13, well worth the cost: small bowl of creamy potato soup drizzled with chili oil, carrots and kale, caramelized-onion crostini, lentils, roasted potatoes, mixed-greens salad, portobello mushroom topped with braised leeks, all preceded by fresh bread and olive oil for dipping.
Read morePros: offers vegan and vegetarian platters
Cons: serves meat
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