Casual spot for plant-based dining with limited bar service amid comfy, basic surrounds.
"One of the best things about Holloway Road is that it caters to all types of people, from those looking for a cheap pint at The Coronet, to Arsenal fans wanting a pre or post-match Neapolitan pizza. For vegans and vegetarians, Keren View should be top of your list. The homely Eritrean spot has been around for years and the combination of fairy lights and warm hospitality mean you can get very comfortable here. After a portion of injera and a choice of dishes with it—we recommend dnish (stewed potato and peppers with chilli) and brsen (stewed brown lentils with kale)—you’ll understand what we mean. photo credit: Giulia Verdinelli" - Jake Missing
"One of the best things about Holloway Road (of which there are many) is that it caters to all types of people, from those looking for a cheap pint at The Coronet, to Arsenal fans wanting a pre or post-match Neapolitan pizza. For vegans and vegetarians, it’s particularly good, and Keren View should be top of your list. The Eritrean spot has been around for years and after a portion of injera and a choice of dishes with it - we recommend dnish (stewed potato and peppers with chilli) and brsen (stewed brown lentils with kale) for sure - you’ll understand why. Or you can always grab a little sweet something from Cookies & Scream, a great little vegan and gluten-free bakery. Otherwise if you’re willing to turn a corner onto the Seven Sisters Road, then Mao Chow have a spot in Nag’s Head Market." - jake missing
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