Blueberry Pancakes Blueberry Pancakes

Fluffy pancakes filled with juicy blueberries, served with syrup and a dollop of butter.

One Sixty

One Sixty

160 St. James's Street, Burnley, United Kingdom

Cafe • Kebab • Sushi • Asiatic


"vegetarian hidden gem, big caffe. see this pop-up on happy cow, pleased as it is in my hometown, that is now a vegan caffe and a vegetarian caffe that have opened in burnley in the same month! I never went to the red triangle, but it is where the former vegetarian caffeine was. it is a “link and they miss it”. we went past a few times before we found it. aptly named ‘a sixty’ and located on 160 st James’ street. great central location. they have a normal menu and a special board. everything on the menu was either vegan or vegan beside the halloumi burger, everything on the special board could be vegan and from the display cabinet was nothing vegan except the bananenbrot. I would say it would be great to offer vegan cakes as well as vegetarian! we ordered a latte and a shallow white, they do both hafer and soy milk for vegans. my man (omnivore) and I both ordered everything completely vegan and loved our food! Between us we had mac and cheese that came with black pudding and was delicious and garlicky and the specialties; thai burger (yellow and spicy, delicious) sweet potato wedge (perfect cooked with great taste,) pfancake and banan the best! the bananas were caramelized and so tasteful. you could have had blueberries instead. can't wait to have it back. a couple of bananenbrot took home, was again beautiful. for everything, plus another flat white it was £25.10 very reasonable! inside there is a wood burner that creates a cozy feeling. there are 5 tables where you sit. beautiful atmosphere with music in the background. the personal was friendly. they plan to make future art events! 2 unisex toilets are located above. I suppose it's dog friendly as there's a lovely 6 weeks old patterdale welpe in with a family when we were there."

Bosini's

Bosini's

19-20 Weighthouse Street, City of London,Westminster, United Kingdom

Pasta • Coffee • Cheese • British


"Fairly expensive, but a yummy vegan restaurant. Cute, cosy interior and has nice outdoor seating too. I would highly recommend the sourdough bread w/ cultured butter, the lentil spaghetti and the cashew pumpkin dish. Thnk the prices are a bit excessive, especially for the desserts and some of the small plates. I know it’s common for elite London restaurants to add service charge but I don’t like the way they go about imposing it. When we were deciding how to split the bill, the server said ‘and will you be splitting the service charge into two then’ as if it were implied that we had to pay it. They also added a £2 surcharge to the bill for a Ukrainian Charity without informing us beforehand. This added fee seemed quite sly, and I don’t like the way they try to guilt trip you into giving money to a cause they support. I think they go wrong in trying to make a customer’s meal into a charitable action. If the customer decides to donate they’re likely to be uninformed about where or who that money goes to or what the charity actually does. If the business wanted to donate to that cause, I’m sure with the prices they charge and the restaurant often being fully booked they would be able to do so of their own volition; Such as many high-end restaurants have done throughout the pandemic, by closing down their kitchens to customers so that they could use them to cook and donate food to people in need of it. On top of the restaurant already being quite expensive and serving smaller portions, it just doesn’t feel appropriate. In addition, the last time I booked a table here with a friend we felt the service was not very welcoming and was trying to rush us out to free up our table. Beyond this, most of the food tastes lovely and the ethical and wellbeing intentions in a high-end plant-based restaurant are cool. Overall, by adjusting the prices slightly, the service and additional charges, this place could become 5-star worthy."