No it's not. It's really fucking average and overpriced and the seating is shit and noisy in their container, or you have to go up the faux squatty communal eating area upstairs which is shit. Have you actually been to Halo?Haloburger is really good if you want a vegan burger?
Excellent choice.It a short bus ride from central Brixton but the Van Gogh is the best vegan restaurant I know. My partner likes it and is vegan.
Its also in a nice building. Do a great vegan sunday lunch. For what you get its not that expensive.
Cafe Van Gogh —
Cafe Van Gogh is a 100% vegan, non-profit restaurant based in Brixton, South London.www.cafevangogh.co.uk
I like it & other people I know like it & it’s in the heart of Brixton.
Being in the 'heart of Brixton' is just about the last reason to assume something is good these days. And it's a very average burger that costs too much that gets served up in shitty cardboard packaging. Van Gogh is infinitely better value and a far more pleasant dining experience (unless you're a fan of throwaway packaging).
The poster wanted to eat in the heart of Brixton!
The poster wanted to eat in the heart of Brixton!
personally whenever I went to Van Gogh at weekends it seemed ovrrrun with children, so I stopped going
I didn’t say it’s not fine, I just exercised my prerogative to go somewhere quieter.
Ok, it was swarming with children. Better?
And Pop Brixton is supposedly quieter? You're having a laugh. The music from the boom box in Halo was so loud we had to go upstairs to the upstairs area, and there was music blaring from the speakers there too along with the loud beery customers.
Bit rich coming from someone who argues that the addition of yet another fast food takeaway/booze outlet is somehow going to miraculously clean up Electric Lane and vastly improve the area for everyone.
Are you ok?
www.brixtonbuzz.com
Anyway, I've updated the vegan/veggie Brixton guide and happily there's plenty of more appealing options than sitting in Pop Brixton and eating off paper plates in the cold.
A guide to Brixton’s top vegan, vegan-friendly and veggie restaurants and cafes
Here’s our guide to Brixton’s top vegan, vegan-friendly and veggie restaurants and cafes. Please note the majority of these places are not fully vegan/veggie, so please do ask for the o…
I don't think I'm never going to go into a Brewdog. I like pubs with a bit of community spirit, atmosphere and character, with normal priced beers.Cafe van Goph is my absolute number 1, love steve (from my old neck of the woods originally), love the food, love the stuff they’re doing to help people learn, legends. In other news, have you seen brew dog have started doing temple of seitan burgers and wings/wing wednesdays? Shame really, I’d like to try the temple of seitan stuff but not enough to tempt me into a Brewdog
Anyway, I've updated the vegan/veggie Brixton guide and happily there's plenty of more appealing options than sitting in Pop Brixton and eating off paper plates in the cold.
A guide to Brixton’s top vegan, vegan-friendly and veggie restaurants and cafes
Here’s our guide to Brixton’s top vegan, vegan-friendly and veggie restaurants and cafes. Please note the majority of these places are not fully vegan/veggie, so please do ask for the o…
It wasn't fully open when I visited but I'll update my listing now.
Anyway, I've updated the vegan/veggie Brixton guide and happily there's plenty of more appealing options than sitting in Pop Brixton and eating off paper plates in the cold.
A guide to Brixton’s top vegan, vegan-friendly and veggie restaurants and cafes
Here’s our guide to Brixton’s top vegan, vegan-friendly and veggie restaurants and cafes. Please note the majority of these places are not fully vegan/veggie, so please do ask for the o…
I'm going to do another feature on The Platform when I get a minute. They're what Pop Brixton should have been.
I keep meaning to go here, haven’t made it yet. Loved the pound cafe, couldn’t believe it when they told me their rent was going up 50% on atlantic road. FIFTY!
