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Excellent food at a relaxed Camberwell spot. The staff was lovely, the food delicious, and the glass of wine very generous. If you're looking for tasty, vegan/vegetarian, Carribbean-inspired food, this is your place.

This place has a great vibe that starts instantly with the barmaid welcoming us with a friendly smile. The atmosphere is relaxed with a nice background music. The food and the juices are fresh and naturally delicious. It was worth waiting for it, we could tell that the food was made with love.

if they like a small place, with a relaxed atmosphere and good eating it is. some customers were on their own faust with their laptops; others in two and three; we were eight, celebrating two birthdays, and the place worked for all of us. It was open, happy, not to move pressure, just because they are finished. eating was tasty and filling and the staff relaxed. be simple and enjoy. View menu

Maloko is not just your usual dining experience, it is a vibe, a moment of solitude between you and natures flavours. In each crepe parcel is a moment of magic, simple ingredients with perfect spicing that slows down seconds into minutes. The smoothies are generous and indulgent, and their coffees are a joy. A slice of life for many Camberwellians, this is a community spot where everyone feels at home. Perfect for vegans, vegetarians, gluten and nut allergies.

Had a really lovely time at Maloko. The service firstly is absolutely fantastic. And the atmosphere is really lovely. Felt relaxed from walking in the door. We ordered the Farinata to start and then the Vegan Route and Carribbean Twist. The food was beautifully presented. The starter was okay, could have been a bit more tasty, but the main course and dessert were delicious. Also the portions are really generous and it is such good value. Loved it. Will come back again.

I came over maloko at one of my extended weeks walks when I was on the way to home. I have hunger, but instead of running on the way to the first pub, I was still complaining about the food choices in camberwell. there was no ram. good enough. but there was no cake either. Why didn't there be a cake? then I found this little jewel. on the menu in front it said galettes, which did not have a word I heard before, so I went in to find out. it turns out that it is a vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free creamperie. Hello. I am not a vegetarian, but I prefer the vegetarian option most often. View menu

really disappointed by this place. I wanted to support this local business, and eating was good from previous experience, but an hour and a helped wait for a galette. they only have hotplates. waited mins for a watery paprika and they did not seem to worry at all, I am not sorry for waiting. my friend ordered a juice and after having hunted for mins, the machine said broken. then she ordered a hot chocolate that never arrived and when she went to get her money back, she had to explain why, as if the guy didn't believe her. I am happy to wait something if ot means that I can support a local business, but here to visit threw out all our schedules. not recommended

The decor is minimalist. It's a mishmash of random furniture. The concrete floor was pimped up a bit with pink and yellow dots, the walls decked out with art (apparently from local artists) and the ceiling was covered with coffee bags from Brazil. Jacintha from Urban Pixxels and I got comfy on the sofa in the corner while we studied the menu. The choice was abundant and all sounded delicious. the other thing that stood out on the menu was the price. They all go for about to pounds a pop. I went for a red goat pancake with goat's cheese, beetroot and sweet potatoes. Jacintha has a Mediterranean version with asparagus, tomatoes and cheese. You can order the pancakes in the back kitchen...read...

the decor is minimalist. it's a mistake of random furniture. the concrete floor was beaten a bit with pink and yellow points, the walls were covered with art (apparently by local artists) and the deck was covered with coffee bags from brazil. jacintha from urban pixxels and I got comfortable on the sofa in the corner while we studied the menu. the choice was plentiful and all sound delicious. the other thing standing on the menu was the price. they all go for about 3 to 5 pfunds per pop. I went for a red goat pancake with goat cheese, beet root and sweet potato. jacintha has a Mediterranean version with sparing, tomato and cheese. They can order the pancakes in the back kitchen, which is coo... View menu