Eating out: Could Mildred's become your new vegan hot-spot?
This post was updated in March 2018
Supporting small businesses
Mildred's would be right up your street if you like supporting independent businesses, and appreciate good vegan food.
Mildred's is a vegetarian restaurant that has lots of delicious vegan options. They have one restaurant and they put their heart and soul into serving the many customers who come through their doors.
Booking a table at Mildred's
Mildred's, in Soho, has a no-booking policy but I see this as a positive thing! On nearly every occasion I've been to Mildred's, I've had to wait for a table. The time I've waited has ranged from 5 minutes to half an hour, but it's been worth it! They are super popular and you may get an inkling about why this is when you look through the photos below.
Why you should go to Mildred's
I think it's worth eating at Mildred's for a few reasons.
- the venue is cosy and friendly
- the staff have a relaxing way about them even though the restaurant is so busy
- the staff and they know their stuff about what they're serving
- the food is delicious
- they have lots of vegan options
- if you're not super hungry but fancy a dessert, I'd recommend just popping in for the chocolate and peanut butter brownie
Locations
Mildred's is growing! They had one restaurant in Soho. The address is 45 Lexington Street, Soho, London, W1F 9AN.
Their second restaurant opened in Camden. The full address is 9 Jamestown Road, Camden, London, NW1 7BW.
They have since opened another branch in Kings Cross (200 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9JP) and Dalston (1 Dalston Square, London, E8 3GU), which is their newest location.
The branches in Camden and Kings Cross are easy to get to. The service is great. The food is consistent and the word's got out, so they're often busy! I suggest you check out Mildred's booking policy. I haven't been to the one in Dalston yet.
Here are the photos from my most recent visits.
A bit of myth busting
"Finding somewhere that serves vegan options is difficult when you're out and about." Myth or fact?
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