Full English Vegan

Martin the Mod and his partner Lynnmarie are two of the best people I know. Not only are they interesting and fun but they are committed to making Manchester a vegan friendly city. Lynnmarie along with Linda runs Manchester Vegan Society and has also been involved with Cake Liberation Front from the word go. Martin has run veggie cafes at various venues around the city and can currently be found at the Seven Oaks Pub in Chinatown. His grub is the best value veggie food in the city with big portions, friendly service and pretty much everything can be veganised. The board below just shows the breakfast selection, there's burgers, paninis, noodles, chillis, pastas etc too.


This breakfast kept me going all day! Sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans, hash browns, toast and there's a rasher hiding under there too! Opening times are weekdays 12-3pm and Saturdays 12-5pm.



Comments

  1. Cara Sheppard7 June 2011 at 03:59

    Yum! It's so rare to find a truly satisfying vegan breakfast!
    Btw - I had to google rasher...

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  2. Carol7 June 2011 at 09:52

    Oh that looks sooooo good. I could eat that right now.

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  3. VC7 June 2011 at 16:43

    Aw thanks honey! Praise indeed! You are not so bad yourself! x

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  4. Mike7 June 2011 at 22:19

    That looks super smart. Do you know if they allow kids in?

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  5. Tea and Sympatico7 June 2011 at 23:51

    Yep, kids allowed in. The dinning room is upstairs above the main pub.

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  6. Islaborg9 June 2011 at 18:21

    Mhmm, that looks great and I like that everything on the menu is very affordable. :)

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  7. PixieRoseDresses9 June 2011 at 20:41

    yum yum, looks delicious!

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  8. All Consuming10 June 2011 at 16:29

    wow excellent! There were a few options on our honeymoon of full vegan breakfast too which was great though I tend to want to eat it at lunch or tea time rather in the morning. I shall be heading down to this pub asap, thanks :) x

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  9. Tea and Sympatico11 June 2011 at 19:45

    New opening times are weekdays 12-3pm and Saturdays 12-5pm

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  10. Zoe23 June 2011 at 00:23

    Oh, yum! I love cooked breakfast, so good.
    Zoe x
    Life of a Vegetarian Girl

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