Funky, arty spot that made for a good lighter lunch while out and about in Liverpool! I got their hommous plate, with homemade hommous that was thick and delicious. It came with pita and various salads. Unique and I appreciated the opportunity to have a healthier meal that felt more like a local spot than a lot of the other options around Liverpool. read more

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The food is amazing. Vegan with Gluten free option. Come on down and tuck in. It's worth it. read more

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Very beautiful food! Nice atmosphere, very quiet which I like! Also extremely lovely staff! 5 stars!!

This place was amazing and the staff are so good Would recommend if u are vegan or vegetarian And the music is great too read more

Very nice environment. Not much to choose from on the menu. Excellent service for low price. read more

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The Egg Cafe was founded in 1984 by Janine Pinion. It was formerly known as the Acorn Gallery and then The Garden, before becoming the Egg Cafe. It is located just off Bold Street and occupies a large and airy loft space in an old Victorian Building. From the windows you get an excellent view across the rooftops of the city, giving you a whole new perspective on the city centre. As well as being a vegetarian cafe The Egg is also an independent gallery called Eggspace The atmosphere at the Egg cafe is relaxed and welcoming. There is a range of seating available from comfy sofa's to small tables and long rows of tables suitable for larger groups. If you are planning to come in a large group it is advisable to reserve a table in advance as the Egg can get pretty busy. The food at the Egg is vegetarian only, but even as a dedicated carnivore I have always enjoyed the food I have had here. I strongly recommend the cheesy garlic bread, it's just amazing. The cakes are delicious, in particular the carrot cake. The food is inexpensive but the portions are very generous. If you are coming for a meal then the Egg offers a corkage service where if you bring your own wine you pay £1 per bottle, which can work out really well compared to usual restaurant prices for wine. The Egg is a great place for a simple pot of tea, or for a meal and a get together with friends. The staff are so welcoming that you're almost sad to leave. read more

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The Egg is definitely a 'what you see is what you get' place. If you make it all the way up there, that is. And that's if you even manage to find it. On a road running between Renshaw and Bold Street, you can't miss the brightly painted doorway, but if you weren't looking for it you may just walk past. So, you've found The Egg. You drag yourself up the flights of rickety stairs (I'm surprised someone hasn't has an accident there) and tried to open the one locked door before pushing your way through the single unlocked door. This is not a welcome feature for persons of the larger persuasion. Then you are greated by scrubbed wooden tables and chairs, loud artwork and nice smells. You go to order at the counter, and the menu is on a blackboard on the wall. All the food is delicious and so good you want to sit there all day. I can recommend the pancakes, whatever the daily soup is with chunky cheese on toast or garlic bread, and some Moroccan dish they do with lots of mushrooms in. However, whatever you try you will probably be happy with the result. If you're on water, you can help yourself from the bar, hot drinks are served in big mugs and cutlery and sauces are from the counter next to the til. That's about it. Simplicity itself. It looks like a great place to live because it has a sort of rural charm, and you get good views of the city. Prices are a refelction on the venue: cheap and cheerful! read more

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I never knew such a quaint place like this existed in Liverpool until I came across reviews from other Yelpers. Today, I decided to try The Egg Café to see for myself and it was certainly not a disappointment. The Egg Café may not be the most noticeable, obvious or attractive of cafés from the outside, but as I trawled up their purple stairwell to the top floor, I was silently amazed to see how pleasant an environment there was. The atmosphere was peaceful with plenty of fresh air entering the balcony, where you can enjoy the view overlooking Newington. Being a carnivorous person, I wasn't sure if I'd enjoy the full vegetarian breakfast I ordered. However, I did not miss the fact that there was no meat in my meal as it still tasted yummy. The Quorn sausages were questionable but the double egg, beans, fried mushrooms and tomatoes went down well. Plus, there were generous slices of granary toast which was the thickest toast I'd ever had! With a pot of tea included all under a fiver, I would definitely go back again and who knows, I may be converted into a veggie! read more

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If a meateater was to describe what they thought a veggie cafe was like then 'The Egg' is it. Dry, unexciting food served unsmilingly by people who clearly want something better to do with their lives. This is not a knee-jerk opinion formed after one visit. I have been coming here for over 10 years but have now had enough. Like 'Eighth Day' in Manchester this place has been living off its historical position as one of the only veggie/Vegan cafes in the City. Time has moved on significantly but unfortunately The Egg has not. Pros: Cheap, Good Desserts, Vegan Options Cons: Bland, Uninspiring Food, Scruffy, Grubby Interior, Surly Staff read more

Excellent vegan/vegetarian cafe based in city centre just off bold street. Tasty food and excellent t range of tea and coffee and various milk and milk substitute products. Well worth many a visit. read more

Which came first, the vegetarian or The Egg? Because while it's a veggie café, I can see no carnivore resisting the insanely great value delights that come part and parcel with this place. I thought it was only in greasy spoons that you'd leave with a gigantically full belly after spending less than a fiver. The Egg proves you can do the same with none of that bacon or sausage repeating on you throughout the day. The format of The Egg is simple. Once you've found it hiding off Bold Street, you hop up the kitsch purple stairs and enter a world of boho decor, creative types with laptops, artsy posters left right and centre, and a counter filled with more moreish delights than you could imagine. You queue up at the counter and you place your order, kind of like a fast food restaurant. But instead of getting your gungy cardboard boxed food in a tray immediately, you're given a sweet little ticket and your drinks to take to one of the many long benches or cosy tables in the vicinity, with extra seating upstairs. I plumped for orange juice, Mum for a cappuccino, and tap water was free in water filter jugs on the counter to help yourself to. Brilliant. You don't need to keep asking for it. I'd plumped for the spicy bean burger served with their own relish (heck, everything here is homemade) which is served with a side salad, as is the cheese on toast Mum ordered, thinking she was going for a lighter bite. Ohhh, how wrong she was. Can I just say once and for all that The Egg is a student's wet dream. Our food was brought over. For £3.50, my mother not only had pasta salad, bulgar wheat, lettuce, chickpeas, tomato, kidney beans, butter beans and more besides, she had two ENORMOUS, thicker than your average brick doorstop slices of wholesome granary bread topped with the ultimate perfect cheese topping, you know the kind, where it goes brown and speckled and sits perfectly even on top of the bread. Cripes. She'd spent less than me, she got more. Again. She thought she was going for the smaller option. My bean burger was not so much patty-shaped as completely spherical, which I loved about it. It was so quirky I almost didn't want to spoil it by eating it. But down it went. Into my belly. I got the same side salad which is packed with so many goodies, you could easily have it on its own. For like, £1.50 or something. How does this place turn a profit? The pitta breads on the side where lovely and warm and fresh but I merely nibbled on those and dunked them into my relish, concentrating more on helping Mum out with that Doorstep Challenge. The Egg has a great atmosphere to it, nice tunes, kitsch surroundings and food so fresh, tasty and plentiful you could eat here every day. And you don't find yourself missing meat in the slightest. There are also cakes and a plethora of hot drinks to choose from, so don't think you have to rock up here and order a main meal. But you should. They have to be seen and tasted to be believed. read more

The insider's view on the Egg.* One of two Vegetarian cafes in Liverpool, both co-exist on the same street oddly enough, it's quiet a niche and unique place. Up the twirly rickety stairs through the swing doors, is a purple haven which is decorated with painted vine leaves and there is also an art exhibition up on the walls which gets changed once a month (some very good, some *ahem* not so... make up your own minds). There is a poetry evening which runs once month and sometimes a guy with a harp comes to play. It's a really friendly and laid-back cafe/restaurant which is open pretty much all day everyday which serves huge portions of good wholesome veggie/ vegan grub for decent prices. The set menu is great value for money as you get a 3 course meal (anything on the menu) and tea/coffee for £9.75. Although, it's a surprise if people don't ask to take their cake home at the end, finishing it is quite the task! It's usually very busy at the weekends and it's a very different atmosphere at night, all candlelit and mellow and a lovely place to spend an evening with a bottle of wine (£1 corkage) and friends. *(Disclaimer. I've worked here so if you want to take it with a pinch of salt feel free! But I swear I tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me...). read more

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What a great little spot in the city! Arrived just shortly after they opened at 9 on a Thursday. The food was a little alow coming but that's somewhat expected from a small vegetarian/vegan place like this. My wife and I had vegetarian breakfasts with tea (incl in the price) and paid about £9.50. The worker who helped was a wonderful human being. He spoke to us about our homeland, made some jokes, and even gave us a free piece of delicous cookie crumble. Decent selection of teas on hand and a nice array of unique foods. The breakfasts were great, especially the sausage--so good! When my plate was empty, I was full, but nowhere near finished eating. I look forward to returning. This is a good place for solo and group trips, both brief visits and long-term study sessions. Local art is displayed and sold at the cafe and the decor is charming. The stairs may be difficult for some to manage, so take precaution. read more

Did not expect this to be such a gem! I had read some reviews and my experience greatly surpassed anything I had read. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The food.. was incredible! I am vegan and they had great options and I can genuinely say it was the best breakfast I have ever had and I usually have vegan breakfasts in Soho. The price was very cheap! More than half the price of what I pay in London and portions weren't sparing! 100% recommend for any Vegan/Vegetarian :) Ollie Kyte read more

The Egg is a quirky vegetarian cafe located just off of Bold Street. When you get in, the decor is unique, interesting and eclectic. Everywhere is purple and there is artwork by locals all over the walls. So far, so good. The food itself is nice, healthy and filling... just nothing spectacular. It's tasty enough, but none of it is particularly inspired, different, unique. There are some burgers, a salad, soup, etc. The menu rarely changes, also. The drinks are of the same vein - can of coke here, a tea bag there. Hot chocolate powder? Got you covered. To me, The Egg is a fun place to hang out first and foremost. The atmosphere is always fun and relaxed. The food is secondary, which is why I give it three stars. read more

Into the "Good Life"? Fancy a macrobiotic feast? This is in my opinion the best veggie restaurant ever. As a long term convinced and convicted meat eater my view of vegetables always they are nice on the side of my plate with half a dead cow( or pig or chicken) on it, the Egg cafe has seriously caused me to revise my opinion. It is true you will need to be both physically able and willing to ascend the two flights of stairs to this second floor veggie heaven you will find it worth the slight breathlessness condition this induces. The decor is a throw back to the flower power days of the 1960's, although the food could be said to match that Californian ideal it is non the worse for it, indeed you will love it, from the traditional quiches to spicy bean burgers and delicious salads. Whilst headbands and beads are the fashion accessory of choice at the Egg flowers in the hair are not yet obligatory. read more

How do you like your eggs in the morning sir? Scrambled please!! I'm here to report however that this place might not be everyone's cup of tea. First of all, not a big an of purple I'm afraid. On the other side of the coin again, vegetarian is the cafe people. If we were meant to be eating only vegetables we would have been born in the form of herbivore mamals. The prospect of going to a vegetarian cafe is thus not that appealing to me. It is however more appealing than going to a vegetarian restaurant. Having said all of this vegetarian cafes are an absolute delight. The lack of meat here is compensated by the delightful array of foodie offerings. The atmosphere here is the real draw though. It just carries a certain ambiance, a friendliness a homeliness which is priceless. read more

I've never really been into vegetarian meals. I'm not one of those pig-ignorant kinds who thinks vegetables are unutterably disgusting or that anybody who doesn't eat meat is wronger than Goebbels, it's just that most courses can be improved by dropping a slice of dead animal across the top of them. Yes, even dessert. In fact, especially dessert. Saying that though, the Egg is a pleasant little place to visit. From the outside it resembles a bit of a crack den but climbing the winding staircase up into the attic haven can feel like you're the only person who knows about it. You almost get disappointed when you find a room filled with strangers. Who told them about it? In short, a curious little nook of an eatery. Now if I could just sneak a rump steak in a hip-flask I'd be sorted. read more

I love the egg! It's not the grandest of places to go, but sitting in a room with loads of old, wooden furniture and candlelight has a certain magic to it. The fact that you are eating food that has a little thought gone into it makes it even more special. What is nice about the egg is that it caters for a lot of tastes, it's not just a student place to eat - it attracts all sorts, from the grandiose to the lowly art student. Don't come here if you want a steak - there are plenty of other places that do that anyway (yawn). Come here for the great take on food, that isn't just Quorn - it's something more. read more

The best compliment that I can give this place is that even carnivores out there will enjoy this place - for veggies and vegans they have little choice around Liverpool unfortunately. The city is still getting better in catering to a wider section of society with smaller venues opening and many established cafes going out of their way for these customers but Egg is still the top venue for non-mainstream eating habits. Part cafe, part gallery, part late night dining experience, the Egg combines all of these elements with a rustic charm. Set in a loft space off Bold St, it makes you feel like you have stumbled upon a hidden enclave of artistic and alternative activity. The food is always freshly and wholesomely prepared suiteable for lunchtime or ebvening visits as long as you want simple nourishment and served by, well let's say an eclectic and interesting bunch of staff! A mix of various nationalities and backgrounds these guys provide the warm and charming front to the Egg's success. read more

I'd only been living in Liverpool for a week, and was desperately looking for somewhere to have lunch here which wasn't Subway or Bella Italia when a friendly person on Twitter suggested I try the Egg Café. And I must say, I'm very glad I did as it's a really lovely little vegetarian oasis situated high above the hustle and bustle of Renshaw Street. As many of my fellow commenters have said here, if you don't know where you're going, it can be a bit of a bugger to find. Hidden away at the side of Lewis's, you push open a dilapidated iron door and walk up a rickety staircase to a small and cozy little wonderland. The staff here are lovely and friendly, and are always happy to recommend what their favourite dish of the day is if you're feeling a bit stuck for choice. All the food is 100% vegetarian or vegan and all of it comes in huge (and very delicious indeed) portions. And if hasn't wetted your appetites enough, most of the dishes will give you change from a fiver. Bargain-tastic! Since my first visit here, I've returned many many times to sip at a cup of tea, read my book and daydream whilst looking out over the rooftops of Liverpool. If you're ever in the area, I'd highly recommend that you do the same. read more

I don't know Liverpool very well as a city and finding myself there, hungry, was something of a worry. I could find the McDonald's easily enough, but I wanted something a bit cooler. And so, somehow (miraculously), I wander down Some Street, up the side of That Place, pushed a great big bloody door open... assumed I'd gone in the wrong place... tentatively crept up some stairs thinking that someone might shout "Oi! Where are you going!" before finding one of the warmest, loveliest, most unpretentious places I've ever had the pleasure to eat. Big old tables, which are often shared by complete strangers (all willing to talk to each other it's worth noting... Londoners, ahem) all chowing down on some really rather wonderful homely grub. It's all very healthy and vegetarian, but that shouldn't put you off (unless you're a complete idiot who demands meat with everything). I'm not sure I'd be able to find it again (not without a map and someone actively leading me by the hand) but the next time I stumble across it, I'm going to be one happy pappy. read more

Having only recently visited The Egg for the first time and have already been back again and looking forward to my next visit, which I hope will be very soon! Both times I have visited The Egg I have been the only vegetarian in the group but my friends and family are both very accommodating and willing to try veggie food. Everyone loved the food! I have opted for the set menu both times and both times been unable to finish it. Food is delicious and the staff are so friendly and patient with you. Explaining what each dish is etc. They even gave my mum a little sauce sized dish of the soup to sample. The desserts are fab I've tried the banana with jam cake and the chocolate cake....yummy! Can't recommend this place enough, definitely a must try!! read more

Went to visit in-laws in Liverpool and the highlight of my 24 hours was breakfast at The Egg. Without encouragement I probably would've bottled it before opening the unmarked metal doors at the top of a winding stair case. But knowing that a cafe lurked behind gave me the gusto to go in. And worth it it was. The best veggie breakfast I can recall having in years. Nothing was greasy and I got two whole fried eggs! Maybe it's years of being in the stingy south but two eggs in a veggie breakfast is unheard of in Bristol. Chunky wedges of rye bread toast was a fantastic change from the places that chuck on chewy white bread as a breakfast afterthought. The lunches looked stunning as well but there was no room in my gut after such a fantastic feed. I think I would endure another family weekend just so I could return to The Egg. read more

This is one of the many places in Liverpool, that without knowing about, you'd walk past at without a glance. The purple door opens to a set of stairs that take you up a good few flights, before you arrive at yet anotehr set of closed doors. I'm by no means a vegetarian, and so qutie often put off when someone suggests we go to a place known for its vegan food. The egg however, is entirely different. They've an incredibley wide selection of food - from fresh veg to nut roasts, to spicey bean burgers to the most delicious soups & vegan cakes. You can bring your own wine and stay all evening enjoying the alternative & artistic atmosphere that can only be found in Liverpool. A great place to go in the day for a relaxed lunch, and a vibrant place to spend with friends of an evening. Highly highly recommend. read more

Great food that happend to be vegeterian or vegan. The atmosphere is very cosy. Nice mixture between a nice atmospheric restaurant and a friendly hippie place. Even if you're not a vegetarian (or vegan) it is place to visit. read more

I adore the Egg Cafe which is a few flights up in a old, creaky building - individual, bohemian and refreshing. It's so difficult to get vegetarian restaurants and this place is delightful. I've eaten here numerous times over the years whilst visiting friends in Liverpool and really wish Belfast had somewhere like this. Tasty, delicious, home made food and it's BYOB. At night candles transform the fresh daytime cafe feel into a very relaxed atmospheric restaurant. I've had breakfasts, lunches and dinners here. In fact I might just plan a visit to Liverpool asap just to eat at this great spot again! Plus it's also a fantastic art gallery to boot! read more

Visiting Liverpool for a couple of days with my girlfriend, we turned to Yelp to help us find somewhere to go for lunch and found The Egg Cafe. As other reviewers have said, until you actually open the door at the top of the stairs you might not be sure that you have the right place, but inside is a welcoming and friendly eatery. Neither myself nor my girlfriend are veggie, but we like vegetarian food and The Egg Cafe certainly didn't disappoint. Also the tea and cakes are fantastic. If you are feeling hungry you might want to check any meal deals they have one - the prices make the food tremendously good value even without any offers, but it lets you sample a bit more of the menu. Highly recommended from us. read more

This place wasn't the easiest to find (small door and up some windy stairs) but when we did it was worth it. The food was really nice with lots of vegan choices. The decor is shabby chic, but we went in the evening and when they lit the candles it did create a nice ambience and the shabbiness worked. As I say, food was lovely and for the price we paid (I think it was just over a tenner for three courses) was great. If you are veggie or vegan then Egg is a must. read more

This place is great! I was so happy to find a vegan restaurant/cafe in Liverpool. I actually thought I was back in California when I was there (you know... Aside from the cold and rain). So many delicious options for great prices. Definitely have the full breakfast here by the way. Delish! read more

We had one of our favorite dining experiences of a month long trip here. It's up 2 flights of stairs, and worth it completely. I had wonderful veggie soup, and yummy bread. The purple colors all over the place add a lot to the charm. It feels so much like it would be in Portland, Oregon . . . very hippie, funky, homey! There is a nice view out the windows as well. The value is supreme. And the tea was quite delightful. m-m-m-m-m-m good! read more

Awesome eatery!! This delicious vegan fare is served in hearty portions and at such cheap prices. If you're going to Liverpool, you'd be mad to miss it, and if you're vegetarian or vegan you simply have to eat here read more

The Egg is bohemian with a capital B. Its clientèle is largely made up of local creatives, yummy mummies, and students on their lunch breaks. The shabby, hand-painted décor is very welcoming, and the local artworks exhibited on the walls are a nice touch, and provide talking points as well as visual stimulation. The atmosphere is incredibly laid-back, and it's the kind of place where you can happily stay for hours, without really noticing the time passing. This is helped in no small part by the selection of quality music , covering everything from classic jazz to ambient electronica, coming through the PA at just the right volume. The Egg serve simple, wholesome vegetarian cuisine, usually accompanied by a satisfying salad of fresh veg, quinoa, and cold pasta. I've never had a dish that I was disappointed with, although to be honest I very rarely stray away from my favourite dish of theirs - cheese on toast. The Egg manage to make usually uninspiring dish extremely fulfilling, simply through the quality of their ingredients. The wholemeal bread is fresh, the cheese is of a high quality, and the fresh side salad acts as a perfect counterbalance. I've been frequenting this café for over ten years now, and I can't see that stopping any time soon. On the downside, the pricing is not what it was. In fact, the cost of their staple dish (my beloved cheese on toast) has almost doubled since I first started going. This is obviously above and beyond inflation, and I'd like to know what the reason is, if not naked profiteering - I'm not against people making a buck, just as long as they're honest about it. Still, I'm obviously still happy to pay it, so it must be worth it. The food is better than any similarly-priced café else in the vicinity, and its super-relaxed atmosphere means that it remains the best place in the city centre to fritter away an afternoon, chatting with a friend over endless cups of tea and watching the world go by. read more

Depending on where and who you are, "vegetarian" is either: 1) a lack - of meat - or 2) an opportunity - to think creatively about how to make food healthy, tasty and appealing in unconventional ways. I'm usually in the second camp; the Egg Cafe falls squarely in the first. My "spicy" burger looked and sounded wonderful; it ended up being almost insufferably tasteless and dry, with only a below-average chutney to help it go down. The sides - couscous and pasta salads - were equally bland. My partner's full veggie breakfast was a slight improvement because the veggie sausages were tasty; the rest - white toast, beans from a can, fried eggs, tomato and mushroom - was subpar. A little effort here would have gone a long way. The servers, for their part, were friendly but hardly efficient; one of our dishes arrived about 15 minutes before the other (and was not, as we've seen, worth the wait). The Egg Cafe's colorful, comfortable ambiance, however - up two flights of crooked, curving orange stairs, in an attic room with purple rafters, plenty of plants, and a superb view out the third-floor windows - rescued our experience from complete disappointment. Had even some of this care and creativity gone into the menu, the Egg Cafe would have been an out-and-out winner for us. In sum, *don't* expect to impress your date with the food; but *do* bring along a craft beer or bottle of wine, pay the modest corkage fee, and share an appetizer while you sink in the atmosphere. read more

This place is absolutely the best Vegan hangout in Liverpool. It's very hippy and relaxed. the staff are super amazing and the food is excellent. I love the Vegan full English you have to try it. I had to ask if the Vegan sausage were really Vegan. Yes they are. Everything they make is amazing! It is nice to dine in a very relaxed atmosphere with happy people who work there. I am slowly working my way through the menu before i head back to the USA. One word to describe this place! PERFECT The only flaw would be for someone in a wheelchair, there is no lift and it is on the third floor. This doesn't affect me but it is the only negative thing. It is an old building. read more

Had breakfast here on our way to the Cathedral. The food was good and reasonably priced. The staff was friendly. Cute decor. read more

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I've come to the end of eight weeks of reviewing for Yelp, and since I was told I could review something that had been done many times if I ran out of things to review, I have decided to go out with a bang and review The Egg Café as my last hoorah. I absolutely, unashamedly love this little place. From the leafy, purple walls to the drippy red candles, and the mismatched wooden tables and chairs to the quirky man behind the counter who is both funny and demanding, this place is so warm, friendly, interesting, and the food is fabulous. The food is almost all vegan (there are a few exceptions), and while some people seem to love complaining about the Egg not offering enough variety, or the food being somewhat bland, I have to say I think it's amazing. Tasty. Such delectable home cooked goodness that you won't find anywhere else. I'm not a vegan, and this place won me over for vegan food when I first tasted it three years ago. And they make real pancakes! Thick, American-style pancakes. And the best French toast you will find in Liverpool too. The soups, casseroles, cakes--everything is top notch. And the prices are really low for the amount of food you get. I have never been able to finish an entire plate of food at the Egg only because I was too full to stuff it all down. I love the atmosphere as well. It's inspiring, fun, and mysterious all at once. There's always art for sale on the walls. Sometimes its' beautiful, sometimes it's just plain weird which makes for fun conversation at your table as you try to decide what the artists were thinking. I love people watching here. It's kind of a student hub, and a favourite for hippies, and, obviously vegans. The Egg shall receive five stars, making it only one of six establishments out of the 360 I've reviewed to receive such a high rating. Long live The Egg Café. read more

Egg is one of the gems of the city. Not to everyone's taste as the food is strictly vegetarian. I have to admit food is not one of the reasons why I love Egg. The food is fine, essentially bulked up salads- its cheap and it fills you up so job done. But it is a little bland, I always need extra salt or vinaigrette. I go to Egg for two reasons, BYOB i.e a place to enjoy some wine or beer bought from tesco with friends. And the second is the atmosphere. When I was there last, a man sat opposite my friend and I was sketching us as we ate, afterwards he gave us the picture to keep. Interesting and abstract art from local students gives the place its decorative charm and is available to buy. Egg is sweet, romantic and the staff are friendly. I would most certainly recommend it for couples looking for somewhere cheap but romantic and good fun. The view is also lovely. read more

A vegatarian haven. This quirky little palce offers outstanding food for great vaue, if you like your lunch with no meat. Set in a rickity old building it has charm and character. Whats sets it apart is the lovely service and how friendly the waiters and staff are. All round very satisfying. read more

i came here with my boyfriend on a date, and as someone who is currently transitioning to veganism, it is so nice to know that this cafe is here when i want to treat myself to a hassle free lunch!!! the staff are friendly, though quiet, and the atmosphere is lovely!! i was told about this place by a friend and thought it was so lovely i went the next day! the choice of food is great, with something for everyone, and it isnt at all expensive!! would recommend to anyone looking for a nice artistic atmosphere to have their coffee in read more