Jam Jar - Menu

Brunch menu with a wide range of options. Food was of top quality and very reasonably priced. Staff were extremely attentive and the vibe inside the building is very enjoyable

I really enjoy the Jam Jar. There’s lots of studenty places on Osborne Road. However, the Jam Jar always strikes a nice balance of fun, friendly, and affordable w/out lowering standards.

Food was lovely , staff were attentive but we were the only ones in . Liked having the bottle put on the table for the bottomless brunch rather than waiting for glasses to be filled back up

This place is amazingly delicious vegan options during their menu, some I have never seen on a menu. Really unique and tasteful. In addition, it was a great atmosphere and the staff was nice. A must try!!

this place is amazingly delicious vegan options during their menu, some I have never seen on a menu. truly unique and tasteful. Beyond that it was a great atmosphere and the staff was beautiful. a must try!

3-4 vegan options. I had the Jackfruit, good quality but not very filling had to pay extra for chips. If there were 4 stars, however, it cannot justify that for a place that still regularly hosts Steak nights, no significant steps have taken on their menu.

3-4 vegan options. I had the jackfruit, good quality, but not very filling had to pay extra for chips. 4 stars have been given, but cannot justify the fact that for a place that still regularly hosts Steak nights did not make any significant steps on their menu.

Yes Jar was one of the providers at the recent vegan festival in the Wylam brewery that I visited, so I was intrigued to see what vegan options they offer. Only the two options sad that were the Radgie Bhaji and dirty pommes. I got Radgie Bhaji, but I got disappointed. Not only was it not all the way through cooked, but for £4 I would have expected a little more. It was so tiny and not worth money compared to other providers. Too bad I love Bhajis and rarely get them to order so much. #Veganuary

ja ja jar was one of the providers on the recent vegan festival of flowering power in the wylam brewery that I visited so I was fascinated to see which vegan options they offered. only the two options sad that were the radgie bhaji and dirty pommes. I have the radgie bhaji, but was disappointed. not only was it not cooked all the way through, but for £4 I would have expected a little more. it was so tiny and in comparison to other providers not worth money. pity as I love bhajis and rarely get them so much.