Vegan food, travel and lifestyle
Last Sunday afternoon my two flatmates and I had a housemate date. As it was rainy and miserable outside, we decided to treat ourselves to a nice afternoon tea. Not your typical English high tea with tiny cucumber sandwiches and tea cakes but to something much more appealing to me… raw cheesecake and smoothies!
Haul time! Here are the goodies I picked up at the London Vegan Festival last Sunday, 17th August:
On Saturday, a friend and I headed back to the V Delicious show at Kensington Olympia. With free entry for pre-booked tickets, it left our wallets nice and full to buy all of the things!
I don’t remember the last time I got sunburnt. But on Sunday, whilst enjoying the Foodie Festival at Clapham Common, the sun got the better of me.
EI’d been looking forward to Vegfest London ever since I unpacked my bags when I got home from Vegfest Brighton in March this year.
For Matt’s birthday last year, we went to the well-renowned veggie restaurant The Gate in Islington, North London. And it was amazing.
Do you find waiters a little pesky? Do you wish you could see a life-size version of your meal before you order it? And are you perhaps someone who likes the idea of playing a quick game of Battleships in between courses?
I have the week off work this week (amazing, I know!) so as a lady of leisure, I decided to join a friend for lunch.
In an area of London made famous by Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in some 90s film you may possibly have heard off, lies a quaint little pizza establishment by the name of Otto.
It was bad enough when I told people I went to a vegetarian restaurant at the weekend but when you say the words “vegan restaurant” to someone, they generally give you one of those disdainful “glad it’s you, not me” looks or make some throwaway comment about how going out for “rabbit food” is not a properContinue reading Going Raw Vegan at Saf Restaurant in London