#438 Nice vegan curry dish at Irish Pub Delaney’s, Bruges
restaurant review #438 – First time visit to this place! Irish pub!
restaurant review #438 – First time visit to this place! Irish pub!
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restaurant review #437 – It was a couple of years since I had visited this place! (see REVIEW 1 from 2016 and REVIEW 2 from 2018). The menu of the café at De Republiek now mentions three vegan dishes and also vegan starters and vegan pastry! Improvement! Menu is with QR code.
restaurant review #436 – I have posted several reviews of ‘t Vijfde Seizoen in Aalter before (REVIEWS), and just realised that I had forgotten to post impressions from a visit in March of 2023! I know, I’m way late with this one! But want to post anyway, because this place really is one of our favourites to go dining out! I’m amazed it’s not better known in the vegan community. 🤗 This place is so good!! 🤩
restaurant review #435 – I was here for lunch a couple of months ago, in January, on a weekday. Mokkabar is a breakfast/lunch resto, with vegan options.
restaurant review #434 – It’s been several years since I visited this place (see REVIEW). Sanseveria bagelsalon offers light lunch, with – well the name does give it away – mostly bagels on the menu.
restaurant review #433 – This breakfast/lunch bar is right in the city center, but away from the tourist hustle and bustle, on a more quiet square.
restaurant review #432 – This is from a couple of months ago at the end of 2023, when I was in the Alsace region (around Colmar) for the Carrefour du Patch, an international expo of quilts and patchwork.
restaurant review #431 – I normally don’t post reviews from coffee bars anymore, or places where we just had a piece of cake or coffee (I can’t even keep up with the restaurant reviews as it is 😉 but want to make an exception for this place. Cafe Flowery in Koblenz!
restaurant review #430 – Loy Vegan is a vegan restaurant with Asian style cuisine in the city center of Trier in Germany. We were here for lunch a couple of months ago. We were early, at noon, and were the only patrons. By the time we left some other tables were occupied. Had a coconut soup (7€), fried dumplings with tofu and morels (6,9€), fried tofu with peanut sauce and coconut milk (16,9€), and noodles with tofu and seitan (16,9€). Big portions, I couldn’t finish my dish. Although the menu is quite extensive, a lot of the dishes seem to be variations of the same base, using tofu and/or seitan. Would have loved to get some vegan shrimp for example. The dishes and menu – although many pages – felt somewhat uninspired, it could be so much more creative! Ok service, but very reserved. Only the necessary communication. Eighties/nineties music, which we liked 😃Nice interior, comfy. Very large outdoor seating space. Inside accessible, but toilets are downstairs. Clean. Didn’t see an accessible toilet (I forgot …