Reviews by KarenPlease note that I visited this place and drafted this review before the UK Government’s Coronavirus announcement on 16 March 2020 about social distancing and not going on unnecessary trips.
This cost £4.49.
They are kept in a heater in store, but the outer bun quickly loses its heat. It is also hard to eat due to size and bun consistency.
The filling is quite spicy, but it is countered by the plain bun.
5/10
Please note that I visited this place and drafted this review before the UK Government’s Coronavirus announcement on 16 March 2020 about social distancing and not going on unnecessary trips.
This cost £3.20.
It had falafel balls, houmous, mixed leaves and shredded carrot in a seeded wrap.
It was a bit bland and I would prefer if other fillings were added like cucumber, tomato or onion.
4/10
Please note that I visited this place and drafted this review before the UK Government’s Coronavirus announcement on 16 March 2020 about social distancing and not visiting restaurants
This cost £3.75.
The smoothie is incredibly thick and has an odd consistency. It is a mix of ground nuts, banana puree, cocoa and coconut cream. It also has almond butter, raspberries, blueberries and mixed nuts on top with sliced banana hidden at the bottom of the bowl.
3/10
Please note that I visited this place and drafted this review before the UK Government’s Coronavirus announcement on 16 March 2020 about social distancing and not visiting restaurants
This cost £5.50.
The bowl includes sliced avocado, watermelon chunks, pickled cabbage, black rice, shredded radish, edamame beans, coriander, a quarter of lime and sesame seeds.
The watermelon went well with the rest of it, but I think it would be nicer if there was more melon and less avocado.
5/10
This cost £2.59.
It has 2 veggie dippers, a small fried (you can choose a fruit or carrot bag instead), an orange juice (other drinks are available), a sealed pot of ketchup (barbeque, sweet and sour and curry were the other sauce options) and as the “toy” it had a small plastic Little Miss Chatterbox mug (other Mr Men and Little Miss options are randomly included).
The cardboard box can be adapted into a tray, which was useful. If you aren’t too hungry this is probably suitable as a light meal for an adult.
The cost is reasonable for what you get.
7/10
This was on special offer for £2 small juice. The normal price is £4.
It has apple, kiwi, pear, lime, cucumber, spinach & celery freshly juiced. It tastes nice but was only at room temperature rather than chilled.
I think the full price is too high for what you get.
5/10
This cost £2.99.
It has chickpeas in a seasoned sauce with cucumber slices, chopped red onion and its of rocket leaves in a white baguette.
I was pleasantly surprised at the taste and texture of the “Chuna”, but, for me, there was far too much rocket for the size of sandwich
7/10
This cost 50p for a small sealed pot. you get more sauce than in the free pots you can get of ketchup and barbeque sauce.
I tried it with fries and veggie dippers. It made a change from the free sauces – particularly as the wider pot made it easier to dip things in it. It tasted a bit tangy, and it is nice to finally make it available to vegetarians (it isn’t vegan as it mentions egg yolk in the ingredients), but ideally, it should be part of the free sauces available.
6/10
These are soft, gummy, fizzy vegan sweets.
The lemon flavour is quite a bit stronger than the strawberry.
The bag I had contained 27 sweets. I got it in Holland & Barrett where the normal price is £2.49, but they had a special offer of 3 for the price of 2.
5/10
This cost £3.75.
It includes banana slices hidden at the bottom of the bowl, shredded apple, granola, blueberries, pomegranate seeds, acai puree and almond butter.
The almond butter was quite thick and creamy, and the acai puree tasted nice. However it tasted odd when mixed with the almond butter.
5/10
