This is located inside the Cardiff market in the city center. It's a tiny box of a place. Stopped…read moreby to get some loose tea. They have lots of options to chose from. The staff were friendly & helpful.

Great find!!! Tucked…read moreaway in Cardiff central market with a rough and ready feel if a start up run by genuine enthusiasts. The enthusiasm shows through in their service, which is energetic, helpful and knowledgable. They have a really varied range of food to buy for immediate consumption for vegetarian and vegan food fans and, a wide range of ingredients to help you make similar lovely things at home. Definitely worth a try even if your food identity doesn't begin with a "V"

As we walked by the wonderful smells brought us in. The host was incredibly helpful and…read moreaccommodating for any type of dietary needs. I have to admit this is the first time that I had all vegetables for breakfast and the food was delicious and filling. My wife had a delicious fig quiche and I had a plate of all the different salads. The Carrots with homemade mango chutney was out of this world delicious. I recommend this place if you want a nice light meal and some delicious veg that tastes like you picked it from your own backyard. The atmosphere feels like Berkeley in the 90s and I was pleasantly surprised by each salad.

Excellent food and terrific coffee! We came here on the…read morerecommendation of a passerby for lunch and coffee. It's not the sort of place that we would visit as committed meat eaters. We chose a couple of vegetarian options - quiche and mushroom lasagne. Both meals were very tasty and the accompanying salads were delicious so we decided to order 2 flat whites. The coffees were terrific! The service was friendly and it was a very good value lunch!

What a sublime place! The Good Earth is a vegetarian restaurant just off the High Street in the…read morebeautiful cathedral city of Wells. The restaurant is sandwiched between a Good Earth shop and Good Earth grocer, so you can fulfil your veggie/vegan dreams before and after partaking of your meal. The selection of dishes is excellent. Quiches are simply magnificent and main courses at long last (and a rarity) demonstrate that vegetarian food needn't be a tasteless stodge, but can be stimulating, with a variety of interesting textures and a delicious combination of flavours. The restaurant (self service) gets very busy and it may not be easy to find a space but it's well worth a visit to complement your tour of this delightful city. Shame there aren't more vegetarian restaurants like this around.

Twelve is a restaurant specialising in vegan food and drinks: the entire menu is free from animal…read moreproducts and all the drinks are free from sulphites. Most of the food is prepared on the premises, i.e. they don't buy in factory-made meat substitutes. The restaurant itself is decorated in a modern take on art deco, in pinks and greens, with subdued lighting. There is a main eating area at the front and a smaller area at the rear, past the bar area. The rear area has a view into the kitchen if you like to see your food being prepared. We had the Twelve veggie-burger and a Tofu Teriyaki, followed by the chocolate torte, the dulce-de-leche cheesecake and a mango sorbet. The food was very good (be warned, the veggie burgers are very filling): full of flavour, and easy to forget you were eating vegetarian food. The puddings were especially good (the blood orange sorbet is to die for). We also had two alcohol-free beers and an organic Picpoul de pinet (both very nice). They provided tap water for free. Service was very friendly and possibly slightly too helpful, in terms of spelling out their vegan credentials in detail. It was also very relaxed - in the sense of being just a little too slow for us. But the overall experience was very enjoyable, and they were certainly doing good business (booking is recommended on Friday and Saturday evenings). The total bill came to £110 for three people, two courses each, with wine/beer.

TL;DR Decor, service, food all outstanding! Save room for cheesecake…read more I'm not vegan but this place makes me believe that I very happily can be. The first thing I was struck by was the decor. It feels a bit like Art Deco era Miami -- very chill, good energy. Then you meet the staff who could not be more welcoming, knowledgeable, or passionate. Never thought I'd be so excited about kombucha but their passion is infectious. Then the food. The food! *emphatic chef's kiss* We got the burrata, scallops, burger, and cheesecake. I was only able to get one pic before I couldn't stop myself from devouring everything. I anticipate that I'll be at Twelve so often that they'll start charging me rent. Worth it.

Amala came highly recommended and would pass on that recommendation…read more Amala is very bohemian and gives a great atmosphere. Services was very friendly with the staff even bending the happy hour times allowing us to get 2 for 1 on cocktails. The food was also very good, with the exception of the Amala burger which was very dry and perhaps only worth 1/2 stars. But all other food was great. I think it may be a little over price. Given vegan food tends to be cheaper to buy in, I always think that that saving should be passed on to the costumer.

Great vegan and gluten-free option place. Given thIs restriction in my diet my food was good enough…read moreand I can't say if other food in the menu is better. The service was great! And when you're eating a late lunch this kitchen is open until 4pm.

Super yummy... Service a bit slow at times as they get very busy…read more Very nice variety of herbal teas and herbal sodas. Changing daily menu with super fresh and local ingredients. Every day very different so a hit and miss for my own personal taste but the things we tried were all amazing and rich in flavour. Friendly staff. This became our mist visited place in Glastonbury :)

Troy is probably my favourite kebab house on this stretch of City Road. They take such care with…read morethe food that it tastes a whole lot better than everyone else's. This may have something to do with the fact that Troy is a restaurant and not just a take away. They serve Turkish and Mediterranean food, as well as the most refreshing tea in the world! The place is run by really friendly people who take a pride in what they do. The atmosphere is very relaxed, and it's a place where a lot of the locals pledge their allegiance. Business is not as brisk as it used to be a few years ago. There are now too many restaurants and takeaways doing the same thing, providing too much competition along the City Road. Troy was one of the first, and thankfully they haven't lost the passion for what they do. A kebab will set you back about £6.00, but there's enough food for two people, making them really well priced for what you get.

Another Turkish kebab house? I think not…read more On the off chance you visit this place and not for the kebab on the night out you should try there charcoal grilled specials, this being their saving grace and unique offering for the area. The have takeaway food as you would expect and some interesting items on the menu. I'm always impressed to see the food I ordered be prepared and cooked in the front of house. The doner kebab is exactly like any you'd find down the street but competes well with Adonis kebab takeaway.