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"Interesting bus location" Review: The staff were very friendly, downstairs on the bus is the kitchen. walking along the street the bus certainly stands out with its massive vegan routes sign on the side. Upstairs and outside are seating areas with upstairs being very cosy but probably being able to seat around 25 people. I had shepherds pie which was very tasty 9/10, a delicious soup, a smoothie and cake which ended up at about 17 pounds. Quite expensive but I didn't mind. All the food looked very healthy.
It would be nice if their was a bit more choice on the menu perhaps some kind of lentil burger. I'd defiantly visit again. Click here to read the other reviews |
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"It's an interesting idea to convert an old red Routemaster London bus into a vegan cafe and park it in Soho in central London. The Grumpy Vegan stumbled across Vegan Routes on his way to another restaurant and took this photo. It will be checked out on his next visit to London" [by Kim W. Stallwood January 27, 2010 7:40am Filed under Living the Grumpy Vegan Life] |
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[...] Last week I discovered a fabulous new vegan café, on an old route master bus in Brewer Street, Soho. The guys running it are very genuine and radiate great energy. I spoke to the owner and he wants samples tomorrow, of chocolate pies and chocolate spread. I have been busy all day today, developing recipes. My housemate, Claire, was more than willing to lick the spoon, as a guinea pig! [...] Click here to read the article |
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La capitale britannique est réputée pour ses bus rouges à deux étages parcourant les grandes avenues et ruelles de la ville à une vitesse vertigineuse. Alors comment expliquer qu’un tel bus mythique se soit retrouvé à quai sur Brewer Street ? Tout simplement pour faire partager sa cuisine vegan bio sans gluten et sans soja aux voyageurs de passage! Click here to read the article |
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