The food was delicious ! BUT THE SERVICE WAS REALLY DISAPPOINTING which was a real shame ! One of the people in the party has a number of allergies . I rang in the morning to give them a heads up ... but there seemed to be no way to accommodate. The oil in the fryer was for everything so couldn't have gluten free chips or any other fried product . They were unable to make anything ssperate or offer anything at all ! They made the person with the allergies feel like a massive problem and inconvenience which spoilt it for us all. The service was at best careless and at worst rude . read more

Eating here was a wonderful experience. There is a quiet ambiance and very cute string lights around the restaurant. The food was so amazing, all plant based. There were many versatile options and i throughly enjoyed everything I ordered. I was most impressed by the desserts, you would have no idea they are vegan. very very impressive and delicious read more

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Closed closed closed this location is no longer open it is closed Don't be like me and walk 3 km from your 5 star hotel near slavefarce tower in city on a hot London evening only to arrive sweating and discover this place has been closed for some time. Last review was pre pandemic people! read more

Nice vegetarian option. Tagine - 4/5. Solid flavors, rich and tasty. Lemonade - 3/5. Purely lemon in juice, little bland because the lemon flavor concentrated down to the bottom (which was delicious). Came with people who got the Gate's burger with cheddar and wild mushroom risotto and they quite liked it. read more

Pretty good vegetarian restaurant. Quite a lot of good options.

I'm not a vegetarian, but some of my friends are and I'm always a bit scared when they say "oh I know this great veggie restaurant". For me going out to a restaurant is too indulge yourself, so I'm not super excited at the though of eating tofu and salad. BUT - The Gate offers a really various, gourmet selection of veggie delicacies. Who knew you could do so many different dishes with only vegetables? The food was amazing, really tasty with some very interesting combination. My friend and I shared a mezze platter (stufffed mini pepper, spring rolls, fried aubergines and tortilla) and a cheese plate and we really enjoyed it. The place looks like your normal gastro-pub, really nice to meet up with some friends. The only thing I didn't really like was the quantity/price. It costs us £25 each for a tiny plate of mezze + carafe of house wine + a tiny cheese plate. A tiny bit overpriced for such small quantities. The mains looked like they had more on the plate, but we already spent quite a lot just for the starters so we passed our turn. read more

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Went to The Gate last night with a couple of friends. I'm always sneakingly suspicious of vegetarian restaurants, as I almost invariably am disappointed or leave hungry (save a few exceptions, like 'Millenium' or 'Greens' in San Francisco). The Gate fortunately met neither of those expectations: we were delighted, and left very full indeed! The service here is irreproachable. We arrived on time for our 9pm booking, but our table wasn't ready; however, our server told us to go to the bar, and order any cocktail off the list on the house. Now that's what I call turning a potential customer problem into a stellar customer experience! The cocktails were ok, but then again, I'm pretty picky about my drinks... so by and large, pretty decent drink (gin, pepper, strawberries on crushed ice). We all decided to share our starters, mains and desserts, so that we could experience as much of the food on the menu as possible. For starters, we ordered the Courgette Flower, Pumpkin and Potato Cake, and the Green Banana Fritters. The courgette flower had a perfect crunch, and was nicely tucked into a dry, crispy, batter, and it came with a side of lentils that made the dish nicely balanced. Wasn't too impressed with the banana fritters, but the harissa they came with was spot on. The potato cake was the heavier starter, and the stilton came through, but not too strongly, again, showing how the kitchen here is right on top of their flavour profiles and balance. The mains demolished us! We ordered to share: The Aubergine Teriyaki, the Wild Mushroom Risotto Cake, and the Beetroot Canenelloni. The Aubergine was probably the most strongly flavoured dish, and comes chargrilled and layered with coriander pesto, roasted red peppers, shitake mushrooms and horseradish, and is coated with crispy breadcrumbs and served on stir-fried noodles with a pickled ginger and mango salsa. Pretty explosive in taste, and really good. The favourite dish for my 2 friends was the Cannelloni. I was a bit fearful, as I hate beetroot, and anything that uses that word is usually something I don't end up going near. It's essentially a home-made pasta filled with Jerusalem artichokes, hazelnuts, goat's cheese and basil pesto, served on an artichoke purée and finished with salsa verde. This dish was absolutely fantastic, and if it wasn't for the risotto cake, would have been my favourite. The star for me was the Wild Mushroom Risotto Cake. It's copiously served with with pan/fried girolles, pied de mouton, oyster and paris brown mushrooms, with a cepe reduction sauce and finished with rocket and Twineham grange shavings in truffle dressing... Whoa. Amaaaaazing!!!!! The risotto was perfecly cooked, the cake formation slightly crispy but still moist, and flavours where wild and explosive. Really, really good, and literally the dish that pushed me to give this place at least 4 stars. The 5th star comes associated with the level of service we received last night. The wait staff were attentive, kind, humourous, helpful, and went out of their way to help us. When they saw us constantly dividing our dishes amongst ourselves, they'd come with additional plates, spoons or whatever to help. When we asked if the kitchen could set up our three desserts to be shared and equally portioned, they happily obliged. Rarely have I seen this in a London restaurant. Talking about desserts: the Orange marmalade & whisky croissant bread & butter pudding is my favourite, but the White chocolate & baileys cheesecake is worth a detour. The Banoffee pie? Tastes like any old Banoffee pie, to be honest. Good, but could do with some more 'eeeee'. In any case, The Gate is truly a gateway to a truly pleasurable vegetarian culinary experience. Is it high end ? No. But is it good, with a warm atmosphere, no 'phru-phru-posh-BS' ? Absolutely. Go there, and see for yourself :) Oh, and you will leave pretty full and satisfied! PS: The house wine, although cheap (17£), has a bit of a bite; we decanted it into the empty water flask on our table... got a whole lot better ;-). read more

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Being a vegan, finding places like the Gate is quite exhilarating. I won't lie, I decided to come here for lunch with friends only because I looked at their desert menu and saw vegan eaton mess on it. Eaton-fucking-mess! That too vegan. I would've eaten through a bucket of raw kale to get to the eaton mess. But thankfully it did not come to that. For starters we had the miso-glazed aubergine, some herby polenta fries, and the bread basket. The aubergine was heavenly. Perfectly sweet and savory. I wish all aubergines were made like this. Or for that matter, all veggies. The polentat fries, predictably, were fantastice. I mean what's not to like. So, as would've been expected, I ended up ordering more of those. For the mains, we had the rotola, the laksa, and the artichoke carciofini. Everything was good, albeit a little one-dimensional. Except the laksa, which was the star of the show. Nicely seasoned with a bit of a punch and a big helping of veggies. And now, the moment, you've all been waiting for, how was the eaton mess? You know how you sometimes build up something in your head and it then never lives up to its expectations? This was NOT one of those times. The meringue was still crunchy and not too sweet. The strawberry coulis was tartfully brilliant. And whatever dairy substitue they used was a superb standin. At least, I could not tell the difference. Forget the best vegan, this was one of the best eaton mess' I've ever had. The place itself is big, spacious, and has a nice feel to it. I went here with my wife and kid along with a friend and not once did I feel like we've been relegated to some cramped corner. Also, the wait staff is wonderfully patient and helpful. Definitely coming here again, and this time, not just for the eaton mess. read more

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I prefer to eat vegan and while my husband doesn't, I was thrilled when he made reservations for us at The Gate. We had the bread with olive oil, courgette flower (chose the vegan prepared option), a glass of red wine, beer, and for the mains he had the thali while I had the Asian dumplings. The bread was ok, the wine and beer were ok, and the thail was just ok. I really liked the courgette flower and I loved my Asian dumplings! Staff are nice, ambience is lovely, and there is a lot of space at this restaurant which is really nice. I live pretty close to The Gate so I would not hesitate to go back. read more

So I didn't realize it was Vegitarian/Vegan when we saw it on yelp. We sit down and the carnivore in me immediately notices there's nothing with a face on the menu. So we started with the Mediterranean Tart and a Miso Glazed Aubergine. The Aubergine was surprisingly tasty, while the tart was also a real treat. I then had the broccoli salad, which was also surprisingly good. We drank a bottle of Cuvee des Galets, which was excellent. read more

As one of my vegetarian friends was visiting me for the weekend, we went to The Gate, which is known for its international dishes and its inventiveness. What I wasn't prepared for though, was how beautiful the place actually is! High ceilings and well stock bar: always a winning combination! The starters were really rather good: the Mediterranean Peppers, filled with an artichoke & hazelnut paste, and served with tapenade and pesto, this dish was basically the sun on a plate. The peppers themselves were melty and artichoke paste had a very delicate, slightly sweet flavour, which worked really well against the stronger flavours of the accompaniments. The Three Onion Tart itself was absolutely flawless: thin, cheesey, flakey pastry covered with a smooth, creamy, leek-ey filling. I wasn't as much of a fan of the caramelized red onion sauce, which was slightly too sweet for my taste. For mains, the Wild Mushroom Risotto was fairly nice and well balanced, the Broccoli Flower Ravioli (which was really more of a gyoza-type thing) was a bit meh (but the accompanying wasabi & pumpkin puree was ace!). The winner dish though? *THAT* Aubergine Schnitzel! Silky-smooth grilled aubergines, layered with smoked cheddar, pesto, roasted red peppers and tomatoes. SO GOOD! All together, it wasn't bad but nowhere near as creative as I expected it to be, so I'm not sure I'll visit again. Or maybe just to try the desserts, as we didn't get a chance to do so this time! https://cakeandwhisky.wordpress.com/2015/04/05/the-gate-vegetarian-restaurant read more

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With several open tables and nearly 3 bar stools free, I was told that I'd have to wait an hour to be sat.

Light, bright, modern restaurant. The high ceiling makes it a bit noisy, but I like the airy atmosphere and the service was fairly good. Although I like vegetables I don't usually go for vegetarian restaurants. However this one has really tasty dishes that won't make you miss your proteins. Fresh ingredients and interesting combinations of flavours like in the sweet potatoes and beetroot tortillas, with guacamole, sour cream and watercress. read more

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Food was delicious and lovely presented :) had the roasted pumpkin, dolcelatte and sage tart for starter. It was delicious. Then we had aubergine teriyaki and butternut rotolo - the butternut rotolo was divine! And then for dessert we had the rosewater panna cotta and fruit summmer trifle. All was delicious, including the red wine (can't remember which one we chose). Service was 4 stars. The waitresses came round after delivering the food checking to see how everything was, which was hice. Will definitely come back! read more

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I really want to give this place 5 stars! But the issue is that I have been slightly underwhelmed both times I've visited. Still, I will continue to return, as veggie restaurants deserve all the support they can get! This time around I had the veggie burger - the menu was a lil misleading as I thought the patty would be made from jackfruit, (as using it as a meat substitute certainly seems to be the trend in California), but in this case it was just a garnish. It was filling, beautiful presented, though a little bland. My date's Latin-themed dish looked more tasty, so maybe I'll go with that next time! read more

The hostess seemed almost offended that I didn't have a reservation. I saw him act the same way to 3 other guests when they walked is as well. The place was beautiful on the inside. Food tasted incredible! However it was extremely expensive for the portion size. They were very small. I'd come back here for a special occasion maybe, but wouldn't come back just to grab a bite to eat. Way better Vegan options around that have good ingredients and are much cheaper. read more

I'd been looking forward to coming here since I found out about it and The Gate certainly didn't disappoint! The oil and breads appetiser was very tasty. It was the soup starter that first seriously impressed though. We both went for a butternut squash, coconut milk and chilli soup and it was one of the loveliest soups I've ever had. Just about perfect! For the main course I went for probably their best known dish (and the one that caught my eye when first perusing their menu) the aubergine schnitzel. I enjoy a proper schnitzel and I liked the non meat take on it. Very nice. When I go back next time it'll be hard to decide what to try as I'd eat just about anything on the menu! To drink they have some excellently selected beers from local breweries, Five Points and London Fields...but I have a big issue with the price of six pounds. This is a very nice meal, the kind I wouldn't have every week, and I expect to pay a bit more for the food. But I've never paid anything like that for a beer and felt a little bit fleeced on that count. read more

Excellent vegetarian restaurant. I'm a meat eater, but I'm always on the look-out for places to take my vegetarian girlfriend. I've been to Mildred's before and enjoyed that too, but the presentation and care taken to prepare the food here was a step above, although this was also reflected in the price. We started with the mezze - a selection if small portions of the other starters, which was excellent. For mains, my aubergine schnitzel was good, and my partner's polenta salad was also very tasty. The wine was of good quality, if a little pricey (we had the Riesling) and it's great to see that they stock local beers from Five Points and Redchurch. Service was friendly too. We had a great time and I didn't miss the meat at all. read more

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Had dinner there last night with the wife. I'm not typically a vegetarian restaurant fan but this one was pretty good. Service was great, it's a nice setting and the food was tasty. Wife and I both enjoyed our meals, I thought there might have an over reliance on rocket in the salad to pad it out but then I guess Vego's see rocket as a main food type whereas I see it as an enhancer. Anyway, give it a go, well worth the visit. read more

The Gate was a little hard to find but definitely worth it if you are looking for vegan/vegetarian near Hammersmith. It's also a great place for veggie/non-veggie groups as there are a lot of options for both. Inside looked very clean, staff was very nice, and the menu had plenty of options. The food was very tasty but the portions were a bit small for the price (not much rice with the green curry). Would fully recommend. read more

I am a fair-weathered participant of the vegan and vegetarian lifestyle. My colleague and I happened into this restaurant by chance and did not realize it was a vegetarian restaurant until we saw the menu. Although he was less than excited about, I was fine so we stayed. The food was out of this world. The Cuvée des Galet Syrah also happened to be one of the best Red wines I ever had. Service was great. I have been a frequent world wide traveler in my profession for 25 years eating at many top restaurants. I would put this restaurant in my top 5 ever. Highly recommended. read more

The Gate - Vegetarian Near Me - London, XGL

Ok, I'm not a vegetarian, but I'm a lover of good food. I came with an open mind and empty stomach, but left with nothing but a mushy, unsatisfied feeling in my tummy. Had the sweet potato and beet tortillas. The fillings were overwhelming in mushy, cloying sweetness. The textures were just mush wrapped in tortilla. The beets were better than the sweet potatoes though, but overall, not good. The cheesecake was probably the best part, but on it's own merits, would not hold it's own against a delicious slice of cheesecake. read more

I'm a pescetarian, but I usually prefer to eat vegetarian when I go out for meals. My husband made reservations for my birthday, and I was very much looking forward to it. We got 3 courses that all sounded interesting and promised a lot of flavour. Well, what we got was a LOT of flavours. Too many flavours. It started to taste like they just crammed a bundle of randomly chosen flavours and tried to make them taste nice in one dish. To me, this does not really 'show off' the wonderful flavours different vegetables can have when cooked right and paired with the right ingredients. To be fair to them, the individual items were cooked well, but the dishes were very disappointing considering the hype. It seems like they have the technique, but they just don't have the ideas quite right or thought out well. Maybe that's just what they want to be or they need more time to mature. I'm not sure. I will keep an eye on the menu, but I'm not rushing back to this place on a special occasion. read more

A visit to the original Gate in Hammersmith has always been a special treat - one that I haven't indulged in for too many years. I remember saving up for a meal there when I was much younger. I used to be vegetarian and the choice of decent restaurants was very limited. The Gate and Blah Blah Blah always stood out. I have since started eating meat again, but I still favour interesting vegetarian over burgers. The Gate still delivers and I can't wait to return for a full meal soon. The Islington branch is the perfect match to a night at Sadler's Wells, and I have tickets for another performance in a couple of week's time. Last night we were just after a post-theatre drink - The Gate still looks as inviting as a pub on an Autumn night, and a few seats are available at the bar. It's advertised as a restaurant as well as mezze and it didn't take much persuasion to order a mixed plate. Mind you, there was no active persuasion from any of the staff - the bar man didn't even know where the food menu was (it is not at the back of the wine list!) and we had to ask several times until someone fetched one for us. This seems to tie in with Hina's experience, but I really didn't mind on this occasion. My friend and I had just experienced such an amazing dance piece and so much to talk about, the slightly dizzy staff did not upset us. However, it does not go with the overall feel of the place - or the prices. The food was amazing! Tiny portions of deliciousness, and no hummus or olives in sight!! read more

A delicious-looking menu was topped only by the deliciousness and presentation of our vegetarian delights. I was so pleased with the range of vegetables on the menu - many places think sticking seitan or tofu into a dish that would normally contain meat is enough, not thinking creatively about the wondrous possibilities of vegetation. The Gate does this, with elegantly designed and flavored veg-based dishes. Will definitely go back! read more

I love that this place is now in Islington! I've been a fan of the Hammersmith location for years. This location has nice high ceilings and still manages to be cozy, and in general is a more attractive venue than Hammersmith (at least, last time I was there, a few years ago). Food was quite excellent (once you get past the hard-to-read font on the menu -- their "G" icon, for "gluten-free," looks like an O, confusing more than just me). I started with a small "woodland" salad with spinach, mushrooms, hazelnuts, and truffle oil dressing. I know I'm supposed to feel about truffle oil like one is supposed to feel about Carmina Burana -- discriminating distaste -- but they both strike just the right note, for me. A small was actually small. Next, I had the Wild Mushroom & Celeriac Rosti, most of the words of which I didn't know (rosti? girolles? paris brown? cep?), but it was a great random choice: savory and perfect for a freezing night. I'm totally coming back. read more

Went here last night with my friend who is vegan who was visiting London, lovely vegetarian restaurant close to Upper Street and Angel station so great location, doesn't look massively impressive from the outside but inside is really nice, lot's of space high ceilings. I had the tortillas and my friend had the tofu thai red curry, tortillas were amazing, I love sweet potato but to have it with goats cheese was delicious and the thai red curry was really well spiced. We were early diners at 6pm but the service was attentive without being suffocating. I had the sticky date pudding for dessert and my friend had the crumble as this was the only vegan option - this is really the only negative thing I have to say as I definitely think more effort to include at least one other vegan option could be made. Overall delicious food, good service, great location. read more

I was excited about this place when my friend recommended it as I am trying to eat more veggie and less meat. It is on the quieter side of Angel, but the space is nice and open. I loved the description of the food and everything sounded so yummy. In order to sample more stuff, instead of getting two mains, we decided to get 5 small dishes. We had the Thai salad, Arancini, beet root ravioli, courgette flower and halloumi kibi. The Arancini and courgette were quite good, but heavy. The Thai salad was flavorless and I had to add a lot of salt to make it less blend. halloumi kibi was so disappointing that it reminded me of the food from our canteen. I so wanted this place to be good, but I was so disappointed with the food. read more

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The Gate was lovely, and big ups to them for letting us stroll in and get a quick seat without a reservation. Agreed with Joey C.'s comment that, from the outside, the restaurant is not particularly noteworthy - turns out, I've unknowingly walked past The Gate many a time. Inside, however, the space really opens up and it feels light and uncluttered. There is a wide range of drink options - a nice wine list, and several gins (to pair with your tonic, natch) and tequilas on offer. Being August the table jumped on some cider, Pimms and an Aperol Spritz. The last two were nicely presented with an extra flourish of whittled-down produce. The pakora starter was totally forgettable, though I couldn't fault anything specifically. I guess my attitude skews towards leaving pakoras for Indian restaurants, but this was one of the starters that was easily divisible by three so all of us could have a share. The server recommended the mushroom gnocchi as the stand-out entree, so 2/3 of us opted for that. The final plate was lovely; five round gnocchi (the read more like dumplings, frankly, than the traditional Italian gnocchi, but that's neither here nor there) over a bed of mixed mushrooms and some cheese crisps lain atop. For 14ish GBP/plate, it was not a large, hearty dish (despite its description). It was warm, not hot, and overly salted. The service was friendly and I'm sure they would have worked to fix the former quibble, but we were on a tight timeline for the night so it wasn't worth the trouble. Yelp note: so would I, as a meat-eater, prioritize this restaurant for a night out? Well no, probably not. But it's well situated pre-night out in Exmouth or Angel, or pre-/post-theatre at Sadler's Wells. And nice to have a vegetarian restaurant or three in your arsenal to suggest to your veggie friends! read more

The gate is a serves up a decent vegetarian fair, able to satisfy even the meat eaters among you. The atmosphere is lively and relaxed. The staff are really friendly and chilled. The thing that stops them being five stars is that their dishes are a bit hit and miss. I had a brilliant wild mushroom dish for a main but my sister had the artichoke hearts and they really didnt have much going on for them. The starters were ok but didn't wow, the deserts were all lovely though. I'd say this is a great place to go for a celebration with the vegetarian or vegan in your life - or if someone can't eat gluten/dairy/nuts. It will hold up to most people's expectations of a good restaurant, but have a decent chat to the staff about what their favorites/recommendations are before placing your order. read more

I am so conflicted in giving The Gate three stars versus five. It's such a huge discrepancy, but I think it needs to be done. I have been to this place almost 5 times, and have had great experiences and mixed experiences. First, the good. I love that this place just elevates the goodness of vegetarian food instead of making faux meat dishes. I have been to those places, and it is almost always a disaster. The seasonal menu keeps things exciting and yet the core menu usually remains the same. The rotolo in any of it's veggie incarnations is delightful. The aubergine schnitzel is another amazing entree to go for, the saffron cream sauce complements it perfectly. The dessert mezze is an absolute MUST HAVE! Order it a few minutes before you are done your main meal, and wait for this masterpiece to arrive. Now on to the bad. I was contemplating whether to do this or not, but I think it is warranted. 3 out of the 5 times I have been, there was absolutely atrocious service. My guests and I were ignored for almost 45 minutes before our appetizers even arrived, and were left without our main courses for an equally long time. The staff did not seem to care, and all we got was "yes, it will be out soon". Furthermore, there are quite a few dishes on the menu that are just off the mark. There was an okra dish that was just okay, and any main salad I have gotten has been quite bland and uninspired. At the end of the day, I would probably still go to The Gate. The frequency with which I go though is questionable. read more

Fully believe what they say; not just a good vegetarian restaurant, a good restaurant overall. Speaking as a carnivore, the food is more than filling and is packed with flavor. The polenta fries were cooked to perfection and I had a potato & feta creation which felt clean and filling. Great place to go if you're in need of some restorative food after a hard night out (like I was...) Portions are quite generous and since it's vegetarian the prices tend to be quite reasonable as well. read more

Seriously gourmet vegetarian place that turned me on to filling, delicious vegetarian food. It doesn't have to be boring at all! The outside of the restaurant looks underwhelming, but the space is quite open inside with high ceilings. At just a few steps away from the Sadler's Wells theatre, this is the perfect Pre theate spot. read more

The service is pretty slow but the aubergine noodles are worth it! Try their veggie sushi, too! It's a good place with interesting food, it just gets way too busy on a Friday. read more

The Gate - Aubergine noodles - Vegetarian Near Me - London, XGL

This place certainly dispels the myth that vegetarian food is boring - especially to a meat eater such as myself. Would definitely recommend and try this out! read more

The Gate - Vegetarian Near Me - London, XGL

Great Place. It seemed that all tables had a reservation. But we were early so got a chance to try this restaurant while we were in London. Both our meals were excellent and the service very friendly + a nice athmosphere close to the open fire. Would go tere for sure next time when i am nearby :) read more

I had a perfectly pleasant lunch here. My sweet potato and pomegranate salad was good, could have done with a little more crunch. My friend Jane had the rotolo, which was beautifully presented and she enjoyed the flavours. To drink I had a Sauvignon blanc which was below par, tasted more like a Riesling. Coffee after the meal was excellent, gorgeous rich roast. read more

Dinner Dinner with friends because one of us was a vegetarian. As a vegetarian, this place may be recognized as a five star place. Not so many non-Asian food can be served in this sophisticated manner. I wanted to give four stars but I had a huge headache and couldn't enjoy this cozy place. I know that they managed to present vegetarian food in this sophisticated manner but, somehow what I had wasn't looking so attractive. I'm sure the present can be improved make it look more seductive? I enjoyed the presentation but I couldn't remember the experience. Normally I will remember what was the feel when I've bitten, swallow eg flavor, crunchiness and smoothness. I generally do appreciate tasting food and it's like a travel of tastes while I'm chewing. I didn't get any remarkable sensation. The okra was used which has a peculiar texture. It's a good start to use and combine with something crunchy so that you could achieve balanced chewing feel. There's a space to develop. Good opportunity. If I wasn't well, I may decide not go back, but health matters for tasting. My tongue and nose need to be calibrated. I'm going to Hammersmith one with another vegetarian friend. Watch the space. read more

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Pleasant atmosphere and comfortable enough ambiance. Jalapeno margarita had a delightful kick to a refreshing cocktail. I had the polenta chips and falafel to start. Polenta chips were delicious, falafel was ok. Mushroom risotto as the main - memorable as savory indulgence. Overall - solid vegetarian option in the neighborhood. read more

The Gate - Mushroom risotto - Vegetarian Near Me - London, XGL

Great service, excellent food! I took a non vegetarian friend and he was impressed with the menu Excellent and hope to go back again soon! read more