Blue Brick Cafe

Cafe · East Dulwich ·

Blue Brick Cafe

Cafe · East Dulwich ·

Vegan breakfasts, specials, & cakes in a cheery cafe

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14 Fellbrigg Rd, London SE22 9HH, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

@onthegrid

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"Situated just off North Cross Road, this charming and homely vegetarian cafe is the place to come and get a delicious veggie fry up, vegan cakes and coffee at the weekend. The staff are really friendly and compared to standard London prices, is very reasonably priced for the generous servings." - 2A Studio

https://onthegrid.city/london/east-dulwich/blue-brick-cafe

Blue Brick Cafe

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Blue Brick Cafe

@onthegrid

18,031 Postcards · 836 Cities

"Blue Brick Cafe, East Dulwich. Situated just off North Cross Road, this charming and homely vegetarian cafe is the place to come and get a delicious veggie fry up, vegan cakes and coffee at the weekend. The staff are really friendly and compared to standard London prices, is very reasonably priced for the generous servings."

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Blue Brick Cafe

@eater

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Where to Eat in London This Weekend | Restaurant Recommendations | Eater London

"A tiny vegetarian café in a converted Victorian dairy serving a changing but well-executed menu of breakfasts, hot dishes and vibrant juices: examples include roasted red pepper, puy lentil and halloumi salad, garlic-heavy spaghetti with tomatoes and toasted cashews, and hearty savoury-stuffed pancakes. The chef’s Mediterranean-leaning background shows in the balanced, flavourful plates and the lively juice selection." - James Hansen

https://london.eater.com/2019/7/26/8931488/best-london-restaurant-recommendations-weekends

Blue Brick Cafe

Jason C.

Google

Very good vegetarian and vegan restaurant in south london. Great big breakfast, spaghetti and sandwich options. Accompanying drinks delightful. Wonderful desserts to complete the culinary festivities. Quaint and eclectic decor, with lots of single/couple seating and a few larger tables indoors too.

leon T.

Google

Wonderful cafe. Fresh, tasty veggie breakfast & lunches made with love and full of surprise. We came in for a simple avo on toast this week as a quick snack and all the same left so pleased thanks to the care in presentation, garnish, & seasoning. ❤️❤️❤️

Andrew D.

Google

Great food and great service! Cool little cafe which provides very yummy vegetarian and vegan fare and decent coffee. Very good Eggs, particularly the scrambled eggs which I had (a generous amount too). I noticed in some of the photos that they used to be cash only but they do take card now.

Naomi L.

Google

A great little breakfast/brunch spot! The menu changes regularly and they can make changes to the dishes to accommodate your dietary needs or preferences. They made me a chocolate cake smoothie, which wasn’t on the menu. Super friendly service, will be back again!

Dani Q.

Google

We had late Saturday breakfast with our toddler around 9.30, so it was quite quiet when we arrived. The menu has kid-friendly options and there is a high chair available. All the food delicious and the limited menu meant everything was freshly prepared and done well (imo). I got the feeling the staff didn’t love having a toddler there, as there were a few slightly odd/awkward interactions at the start.

Tanya L.

Google

Cute little vegan cafe tucked away on a residential street in East Dulwich. We had savoury pancakes and a chickpea stew. The food is descent, a home-made kind of vibe which you could make at home if you could be bothered, comforting and quite large portions. Check chalk boards for specials. The cakes looked nice, didn't try them but was very tempted. It's a nice place to hang out and catch up with a friend. I have seen it at weekends and it looks very busy inside so perhaps pop in during the week.

Anna H

Google

A delightful place to grab some food and drinks. Friendly service and no long waits, really enjoyed our breakfast. The red smoothie was delicious and loved the soup of the day (courgette, lemon). The veggie breakfast sandwich was filling with a well dressed, fresh side salad. The sourdough with soft leek & melted cheese on was a winner. Fab!

jeff B.

Google

A bijou vegan eatery located snuggly in a former Victorian Dairy on an inconspicuous suburban side street. The offhand boho interior concedes little to fashion or affected chic. Limited but varied selection. Robust portions, delicious flavours that defy assumptions, exceed expectations. Staff propelled by enthusiasm and galvanised by intent. So good. VIVA BBC ! Blue Brick Cafe Recommended wholeheartedly.

Jennifer S.

Yelp

A place that doesn't accept cards shouldn't be in business in 2018, period. There is no excuse in this day and age to not have a card machine. Sadly, even though the menu looks tempting, I took it off my list for that reason.

Linnea F.

Yelp

Love this place. Off lordship lane, around a corner so a little bit hard to find but well worth the look around. Great vegan and vegetarian salads and cozy atmosphere. Have yet not tried the cakes but they look delicious. Loads of vegetable juices etc. Often crowded at lunch time. Cash only. Free wifi.

Malcolm N.

Yelp

Great little restaurant tucked away near our favourite jewellers, Davies and Vaughan. We had the risotto and soup followed by tea and Bakewell tart. It was all perfectly delicious, flavour combinations of tomato and chilli and mint and leek working so well together. The service was exceptional. Will come back often.

Erin B.

Yelp

It took a bit of time to find but it was really great to take my vegan friend to a restaurant where there was more than one thing he could eat on the menu! He had the full veggie and I had a dish with spiced chickpeas which was quite tasty. Not sure what they put in their sausages but they were delicious. Service and atmosphere were friendly. The whole place had a very cosy, family feel.

Erica L.

Yelp

Lovely café just off busy Lordship lane. They do know their vegetarian food for sure. You can taste the quality and the portions are satisfying. I had the full veggie and super pleased both during and after. I highly recommend the spiced apple and elderflower drink. Tastes a-m-a-z-i-n-g