THE COVEN of WICHES

Vegan restaurant · Upper Walthamstow

THE COVEN of WICHES

Vegan restaurant · Upper Walthamstow

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Indoor Market, Unit 38, 98 Wood St E17 3HX, United Kingdom

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Plant-based deli with acclaimed vegan sandwiches & pickle bar  

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The 12 Best Restaurants In Walthamstow - London - The Infatuation

"At The Coven Of Wiches—a '666% vegan’ sandwich shop—you can sit under a cloud balloon (with eyelashes) and eat creative sandwiches (like a slab of lasagne between confit garlic ciabatta) as a plastic ghost flips you off. That's our idea of a good time. We recommend eating at the counter of the Wood Street Indoor Market spot, for a soundtrack that includes ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ and ‘beev strips’ hitting the grill." - sinead cranna, jake missing

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The 22 Best Vegan Restaurants In London - London - The Infatuation

"Walthamstow’s The Coven Of Wiches is ‘666% vegan’ and is a cross between a Halloween store and the kitchen at your witch-core friend’s house. The predominantly takeaway spot makes delicious, creative sandwiches, like a slab of lasagne between confit garlic ciabatta. Sit at the counter, order a beer, and peer into the open kitchen debating another sandwich to-go as Meat Loaf plays and you take your first crunchy, tangy bite of a 'Vishie Finger' roll." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, daisy meager, sinead cranna

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The Coven Of Wiches - Review - Walthamstow - London - The Infatuation

"The first thing you should know about Walthamstow’s The Coven Of Wiches is that it's ‘666% vegan’, and is a cross between a Halloween store and the kitchen at your witch core-obsessed friend’s house. The second thing is that they put slabs of lasagne between bread, and make other delicious, exciting sandwiches. photo credit: Koray Firat photo credit: Koray Firat photo credit: Koray Firat photo credit: Koray Firat photo credit: Koray Firat Pause Unmute The sandwich shop is hidden down one end of Wood Street Indoor Market and seems to be an exercise in how many tchotchkes you can fit into a predominantly takeaway space. There is a counter though, and you should absolutely sit at it with a beer, peering into the open kitchen and listening to Meat Loaf blare out of the record player next to you. We can’t think of many other places where you can sit under a cloud balloon (with eyelashes), eating creative vegan sandwiches, as a plastic ghost flips you off. That’s our idea of a very good time. Food Rundown V.F.B. A perfectly constructed sandwich—like this ‘vishie finger’ (vegan fish finger) one—is hard to beat. There’s the tang of pickles, the salty crunch of shoestring fries, a buttery roll, and creamy cocktail sauce. The V.F.B. is our go-to order. PlayMute video credit: Koray Firat The Philly There’s a heavy caveat to ordering this huge sub: you have to like vegan cheese because there’s a lot of it. The cheese sauce coats everything and can be overpowering. We love the seared ‘beev’ strips though, and the charred peppers and onions. Plus, the rich, dunkable French dip it comes with. PlayMute video credit: Koray Firat The Stevil Behold—the lasagne sandwich. Like all the bread here, the confit garlic ciabatta is the perfect choice to hold up to the hefty slab of pasta and ragu. The balsamic tomatoes, slaw, and pesto oil are nice touches that bring a touch of freshness. Just be warned, this is impossible to eat neatly in public. It’s best enjoyed as a messy, solo experience. PlayMute video credit: Koray Firat" - Sinéad Cranna

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Leo McIntosh

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Really enjoyed my sandwich, potato salad, and spicy margarita in the outdoor dining area! Very friendly service! The Mr. Bangs Hot Sauce has been great with meals at home! Thoroughly recommend

Tim Phillips

Google
Looking at previous reviews I decided to try this place out because I love a good pastrami sandwich. So I decided to make the time to do it because it’s about an hour away by bus and train for me. Thankfully, I’m retired and visiting London and I figured it would be a good way to see another part of it and I wasn’t disappointed. The only problem was that I thought it would be a storefront and when I was looking for it I didn’t see it even though there’s a free standing sign out front but I wasn’t looking for a free standing sign but a storefront. Finally, I looked more closely at my google map and saw that it could be inside this store front that says, Wood Street Indoor Market and then I saw signs of The Coven of Wiches. I ordered the signature pastrami sandwich and it was very good. I had been in Paris recently and had a pastrami sandwich at a popular place there called Chlew and it was alright but wasn’t made with the quality of the meat the Coven uses. I highly recommend this place because the food is great and the atmosphere with all the other businesses around is something we just don’t have in South Florida very much and it’s one of the things that makes London great.

Veronica D

Google
Over an hour and a half travel one way for the sole purpose to have this divine Philly Cheese Steak… it was more than worth it. This was perfectly seasoned and the cheese smothered the steak to the point of climax but not killing. I would sell my soul to the devil to have it again. The au jus was a gushing success. 10s across the board for food!

Susan Fernandez-Nemes

Google
The best sandwiches in the UK. 666% Vegan. Their signature huge sandwich is with Vegan pastrami. Authentic and amazing service. As most of their sandwiches contain soy and I am intolerant. They kindly made me the most amazing flavoursome sourdough sandwich with asparagus, tomatoes, avocado, spinach and rocket. These sandwiches are a complete meal. Memorable. Thank you

Alex Deacon

Google
Sensational sandwich! I had the Banh Mi and it transported me back to Vietnam in the best way possible! A must try in Wood street - £11

Nadine Palmer

Google
The BEST sandwich I’ve ever eaten! We tried The Reuben + The Yule. Both delicious and cannot wait to try their new sando’s

Matt Wallace

Google
The sandwiches we had were stellar, the Ruben and Agatha (actually sorry I don't feel it needs the croutons as well!) really good size and well priced for London. You can sit in (limited seats) or takeaway, there's only one person doing everything but it's well worth the wait

David Joynes

Google
As "Mr. Sandwich," I pretty much daydream about sandwiches constantly. So after picking up a framed picture in Walthamstow today, I had one of those very daydreams and stumbled upon this absolute gem of a place. Now I'm not vegan and never will be, but today I was vegan, and I honestly didn't care because the sandwich was divine! It genuinely tasted like meat, but that was the last thing on my mind. I had to try their house favorite, the Reuben, which is the only constant on their weekly changing menu, and I was not disappointed. It had incredible crunch, oozed with sauce, and felt like I was tearing into bacon it was piping hot and utterly delicious. Was it the sauerkraut? The sourdough? I don't know, but everything about it was divine. And the potato salad? Something truly out of this world and so unique you'll never have anything like it. 5 stars! And thanks for stocking dandelion and burdock that brought back some memories!