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Somewhere Green

Cafe, Vegan Brunch, Zalmon Bagels

Worth ordering: Coffeenamed in 8 reviews

4.6food Limited vegan options

Vegetarian

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Ask about: mixed vegan claims Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Try the zalmon bagel, a recurring favorite for breakfast and lunch.
Good to know: Check that cakes and drinks are vegan when ordering: cow’s milk is available, and one reviewer found a cake made with dairy and egg.

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Try the pancakes or açaí bowl for a sweet brunch.
Look for the quiet downstairs seating if you want to read or work.
The vegan BLT is filling and travels well, though it may arrive cold with delivery.

Must-try

Worth ordering: Pastrynamed in 11 reviews

People also mention bagel, bowl and croissant.

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Also pancakes, zalmon bagel, sandwich, acai bowl and avocado toast.

Good for

The vibe: work & study The vibe: relaxing

Praised for friendly service, cozy atmosphere and good value.

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Also praised for beautiful interior, generous portions and laptop-friendly.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Outdoor seating
Wi-Fi
Breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee, dessert, takeout
Cards and mobile pay

About

Somewhere Green’s brunch menu includes zalmon bagels, vegan BLTs, pancakes and açaí bowls, with cakes and pastries made in-house. It’s a relaxed, plant-filled café with quiet downstairs seating, books and games; a bagel was £7.20 and a large latte £3.60 in one review. The food is described as vegan, but cow’s milk is available for drinks, and one reviewer reported a cake made with dairy and egg.