Recommended
Vegan friendly
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Avoid21 Talbot Street
Maesteg
Bridgend
CF34 9BW
Tel: 01656 733270
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 8am-5pm
Number of Vegan dishes:
2+
Price:
Meals under £5
Comments: Vegan options may vary but there is always something available such as sweet potato & butternut squash soup and lentil & vegetable broth. They are open to ideas and suggestions for future dishes. Soya and almond milks are stocked for hot drinks.
Location:
Opposite the Town Hall in Maesteg town centre.
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3-6 Commercial Street
Maesteg
Bridgend
CF34 9DF
Tel: 01656 810115
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Opening Times:
Sun-Thu 8am-midnight,
Fri-Sat 8am-1pm
Labelled VeganNumber of Vegan dishes:
3+ Breakfast Items, 2 Small plates,
6+ Mains, 8 Sides,
1+ Desserts, 3 Children's meals
Price:
Prices vary depending on pub. (approx.)
Breakfasts £2.50-£3.50, Small plates £4-£5
Mains £5-£8.50, Sides 50p-£3,
Dessert £2-£3.50, Pizza £7
Comments: They have a specific vegan menu with options such as curry, chilli, a noodle dish, salad, houmous & roasted vegetable wrap and chips. Pizza without cheese is on offer in certain pubs. The breakfast menu (served until 12 noon) includes a cooked breakfast (with Quorn sausages and vegan spread but no beans) and smashed avocado muffin. Soya milk is available for filter coffees and teas and they have a list of all their vegan friendly drinks.
Location:
On Commercial Street, in Maesteg.
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Can adapt dishes to be vegan. Avoid pilau rice, as this may not be suitable.
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Explain you are vegan and they can leave stuff out. No bean curd but can adapt mushroom fried rice, chow mein etc.
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Informed our researcher they do not cater for vegans.
Nothing suitable for vegans.
They have informed Eat Out Vegan Wales they do not offer vegan options at the moment but are looking into it.
The pizza bases sometimes contain milk and other times not. If they are informed in advance they can make vegan pizzas, without cheese. Sadly kebab meat has been found on pizzas ordered as vegan, so clearly cross contamination is an issue.
They informed our researcher that they do not cater for vegans.
Unwilling to provide pizzas without cheese as "The sauce will burn."
The chips are cooked separately from the fish but the pans are alternated. The pans are skimmed in between but the chips will have been cooked in oil that has been used for fish, in most cases.
