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Vegan in Stockholm
Berlin was the most interesting destination on my recent holiday, but Stockholm was by far the prettiest. It was just as well, too – it’s a bit on the expensive side, so we couldn’t afford lots of entertainment and attractions. … Continue reading
Vegan in Malmo
When I booked my trip to Copenhagen, I was particularly excited about making a day trip across the sea to Malmo in Sweden. Any fans of Nordic noir will know that Malmo is home to Saga Noren, detective extraordinaire. More … Continue reading
Vegan in Copenhagen
What a spectacular castle! We visited it on our last day in Copenhagen, which was the only day we actually enjoyed there. Oh, I hated Copenhagen, almost from the moment we arrived. I was going to give a long rant about … Continue reading
Vegan in Berlin: Friedrichshain
Friedrichshain was all about one building for us until our last few hours in Berlin. From Warschauerstrasse station it’s just a short walk to the building that is home to Veganz (a vegan supermarket, bigger and better-stocked than Dr Pogo’s), … Continue reading
Vegan in Berlin: Kreuzberg
Kreuzberg is perhaps the most famous alternative area of Berlin, and thus it may be the one with the highest concentration of vegan-friendly eateries. To give an idea of how ‘alternative’ it is, we went on a walking tour to … Continue reading
Vegan in Berlin: Neukӧlln
Ah, post holiday blues. I hadn’t been on holiday for so long, I’d almost forgotten about the inevitable comedown, but here it is again. While I’m far from enthusiastic about returning to work, I have had the blow somewhat softened … Continue reading
Vegan in Manchester: Greens
Greens is something of a Manchester institution: a fairly fancy vegetarian restaurant in a fairly fancy part of town (Didsbury). I have long been a fan of Simon Rimmer, the omnivore who bought the restaurant, learned to cook and kept … Continue reading
Vegan in Teesside: The Waiting Room
Recently I saw a list of the top thirty vegetarian restaurants in the country. My initial reaction was, of course, to drool Homer Simpson-style at all the feasts that awaited me. My second reaction was one of outrage: why no … Continue reading
Vegan Adventures in London Part Two
UPDATE: MS CUPCAKE CLOSED IN 2020 On our second evening in London we had a Japanese feast at Itadaki Zen, a vegan sushi restaurant. I had been looking forward to it immensely. Japanese cuisine has always somewhat passed me by: … Continue reading
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Vegan Adventures in London Part One
UPDATE: TIBITS CLOSED IN 2020 Allow me to break with tradition and not share a recipe this week: I’ve got too much other food to talk about! At the weekend I went for a trip to London again, armed with … Continue reading
