It would be nice.
Even allowing for London being about 7.5 X bigger population wise than Birmingham - we simply don't have an attractive percentage split!!!
I think everyone in brum that wanted...
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Re: Vegan London, Part Three - 2010
It would be nice.
Even allowing for London being about 7.5 X bigger population wise than Birmingham - we simply don't have an attractive percentage split!!!
I think everyone in brum that wanted...
Re: Vegan London, Part Three - 2010
No I haven't as yet - i'll let you know how I get on when I do.
Re: Vegan London, Part Three - 2010
1. SAF has just opened a second gourmet vegan and raw restaurant and bar upstairs at the Kensington branch of Whole Foods Market, 63 Kensington High Street W8. Tel: 020-7368 4555/6, 020-7613 0007....
Re: Vegan London, Part Three - 2010
^ There's always Bristol and West Midlands to go to.
Hopefully, you might make one of those :thumbsup:
Re: Vegan London, Part Three - 2010
Benefit for FARMED FRIEND ANIMAL RESCUE SANCTUARY
1980s DISCO/PARTY night, Saturday 13th March
MANNIONS PRINCE ARTHUR PUB
158 Broad Lane, Tottenham, N15
8pm till 1am
£3 on the door.
Vegan...
Re: Vegan London, Part Three - 2010
If you remember the macrobiotic vegetarian restaurant that used to be at the East West Centre in Old Street, or are interested in Japanese vegan wholefood cooking, pop along to the London Vegans talk...
Vegan London, Part Three
Carrying on from:
Vegan London, part 2
http://www.veganforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22500
Which contains a lot of useful info.