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International-themed vegetarian restaurant which favours organic, seasonal produce and wine.
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Reviews — 8
The food is absolutely delicious, and the service is quick.
But we were so uncomfortable at our table. The place is really small and crammed full with tables and chairs. Each time a waiter was serving another table, they were hitting my chair. Not on purpose, they just had no space to move! To add to the fun, we were also next to the stairs leading to the toilets. So even more traffic! We really couldn't wait to leave.
But we were so uncomfortable at our table. The place is really small and crammed full with tables and chairs. Each time a waiter was serving another table, they were hitting my chair. Not on purpose, they just had no space to move! To add to the fun, we were also next to the stairs leading to the toilets. So even more traffic! We really couldn't wait to leave.
Trendy plant-based eatery in Soho with various tasty dishes. Came here on New Year’s Day shortly after they opened, expecting that they would have the brunch menu available, but unfortunately they did not (no worries as the regular menu looked good).
When we first got there our waitress asked if we wanted still or sparkling water, we said still, assuming it would be standard tap water; only later in the meal did we realize that they charged us for a bottle (we noticed that every other table had a different style bottle of water). We were never given the option for tap - we never order non-tap bottled water.
For food we ordered the nachos to start (it was strongly suggested we get it with a side of guacamole). The nachos were good but the guac just ok, would not order that again. We also got the patatas bravas which were tasty, and the sausage sandwich which we thought was good, not great.
We ordered the crème brûlée for dessert which was very tasty.
We did not find our waitress to be super friendly or helpful; it seemed that their service was better for other tables. Other staff seemed to be friendly.
Love that this is a vegan restaurant, but overall, considering the cost and our experience here, not sure we would come back when visiting London.
When we first got there our waitress asked if we wanted still or sparkling water, we said still, assuming it would be standard tap water; only later in the meal did we realize that they charged us for a bottle (we noticed that every other table had a different style bottle of water). We were never given the option for tap - we never order non-tap bottled water.
For food we ordered the nachos to start (it was strongly suggested we get it with a side of guacamole). The nachos were good but the guac just ok, would not order that again. We also got the patatas bravas which were tasty, and the sausage sandwich which we thought was good, not great.
We ordered the crème brûlée for dessert which was very tasty.
We did not find our waitress to be super friendly or helpful; it seemed that their service was better for other tables. Other staff seemed to be friendly.
Love that this is a vegan restaurant, but overall, considering the cost and our experience here, not sure we would come back when visiting London.
Seating too tightly packed to enjoy the ambience and we were in and out jn 25 mins- very noisy, shouty and crammed. Waiting staff oftern squeezing past and pushing the back of your chair due to lack of space.
Service could be have been better- I was not told when arriving which items were not on the menu. Then I was told thst the brunch I wanted was not available but it turned out it was just too nosiy and the waiter hadn't heard correctly which one I was asking for.
Toilets not well maintained- the toilet seat was loose and tap fitting also loose.
We ordered yaki udon and shish tawook kebab. Noodles in the Yaki Udon were all broken up and the dish was bland and uninteresting. There was barely any tempeh in it so apparently was jot very filling and the greens on the top were wilting. The shish was more flavoursome, but very small portions for 16.50.
Overall not a nice lunch experience as the venue was not good. The food overall was acceptable, but not the usual Mildred's standard.
Service could be have been better- I was not told when arriving which items were not on the menu. Then I was told thst the brunch I wanted was not available but it turned out it was just too nosiy and the waiter hadn't heard correctly which one I was asking for.
Toilets not well maintained- the toilet seat was loose and tap fitting also loose.
We ordered yaki udon and shish tawook kebab. Noodles in the Yaki Udon were all broken up and the dish was bland and uninteresting. There was barely any tempeh in it so apparently was jot very filling and the greens on the top were wilting. The shish was more flavoursome, but very small portions for 16.50.
Overall not a nice lunch experience as the venue was not good. The food overall was acceptable, but not the usual Mildred's standard.
Had our Xmas team lunch here, just 3 of us, me being the only vegan, so I wanted to pick somewhere my colleagues would experience wonderful vegan food. It was everything and more! The food was incredible, from presentation to flavor and texture. Stunning! I ordered spinach gyozas, batatas bravas, whipped feta, the curry, and passion fruit cheesecake. I enjoyed a mocktail too. Couldn't have been happier. It's all very cramped in there, but the food more than makes up for it. Treat yourself!
Mildreds is an institution for a reason, excellent food and service in a lively atmosphere in the heart of Soho. I got a fabulous birthday gift from them through the mailing list and felt very special indeed. The food here is always next level fantastic. It changes seasonally, but there are a few staples ,white chocolate Tiramisu, for example, and no, you're definitely not too full to order it. They always have a great variety of dishes, making it the perfect place for get togethers. I particularly like all their chickn dishes like the Korean burger and kebabs. All around just a fabulous place to go for any occasion and any time of day
I went previously solely for dessert at Mildreds - it’s difficult to find vegan desserts, so I loved the wide range of quality vegan desserts. I went again at peak hours for mains, and service was slow but friendly. Food was great and I would suggest a burger which my friends liked but I wasn’t blown out of the park. Food is pricey for what it is. Overall if explicitly looking for a vegan restaurant I would recommend.
This is all-vegan restaurant consistently delivers wonderful food that keeps it bustling with patrons. Despite the crowds, the pleasant ambience adds to the dining experience. A must-visit for those seeking delectable vegan cuisine in a lively setting.
