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Greens Restaurant 43 Lapwing Lane, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2NT
A hive of activity every evening, Greens has a very informal warm atmosphere. The service was friendly and accommodating and the food delivered a home cooked comforting feel. The portion size is more than enough to satisfy a healthy appetite and the combination of textures in dishes such as 'Cheshire cheese sausage with mustard mash' will quash any preconceptions that vegetarian food is bland and mushy.
Charlotte Warburton 29.05.2009
As soon as we entered we were greeted with a friendly attitude and seated straight away. The interior is comfy, trendy and has a good atmosphere. I had the Welsh rarebit to start; it was very tasty and well presented. I did think the chutney that accompanied it was too chunky and not like a proper chutney as I was expecting. For main course I had the Feta Strudel which was well flavoured and tasty, however had too much potato. The bean stew which was served with this was also very tasty but I wasn't sure if it complimented strudel very well. As a table of 10 we were rather squashed on our table but the service was excellent. Overall it was a lovely meal in lovely surroundings.
Leon Nesbitt - Hancock 28.05.2009
I visited Greens for lunch one Friday; I was welcomed by a friendly chap and presented with the menu. The service on offer here was friendly and efficient. The selection on the lunch menu I thought was very small if your not keen on nuts of which i'm not. For starter I had a Asian style potato cake with Asian slaw. The potato cake was different, it had a crispy outer and the centre of it was a strong coriander taste but with the Asian slaw it was very nice. For main course I had the cheese sausage with mustard mash and ale gravy. The sausages when you cut them had stringy cheese coming from them with the broccoli, with the mustard mash was very tasty and the ale gravy complimented it very well. Overall it was a very nice restaurant which I would recommend people to visit.
Red Veg 95 Dean Street, London, W1V 5RB
Vegetarian Society Awards Winner 2004 for best provider of vegetarian fast foods and a favourite haunt of comedian Ben Elton. This venue is great to grab a bite on the go and as well as burgers and hotdogs offers healthier alternatives such as falafels, bean wraps and stuffed vine leaves. Great food and good value for money.
Just Falafs 27b Covent Garden Piazza, London, WC2E 8RD
A great Quirky outlet based around falafel. Just Falaf's gives you the feel good factor as you feel very virtuous for eating a pitta bread or wrap packed with superfoods! With innovative exciting flavour combinations such as roast halloumi, chopped dates beetroot & chutney on khobez bread it's a vegetarians dream! It tastes even better on a warm sunny day sitting in the buzz of Covent Garden
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