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beautiful eating, with a variety of vegetarian and vegans alike. I regularly order from here. Just make sure to say vegan when I order, as sometimes I got a com...
read morethey enter the restaurant and a friendly staff visits them. eating is a super tasty bite. this place has a wonderful seat in/out and also take away. I will high...
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4.8
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City: Yarm, 104b High St, Yarm TS15 9AU, TS15 9BB, United Kingdom
"Had lunch here Friday 30/12 with my wife , 10 and 5 year old. Cheese soufflé starter was very very good, I had Halibut for main and it was outstanding. Wife has scallop starter, perfect. For main she had the burger, as did our 2 kids, and they were excellent. Service was impeccable, a lovely lunch had by all."
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City: Redcar and Cleveland (near Yarm), 38 Lambton Street, Redcar And Cleveland, United Kingdom, TS6 0LT, Redcar and Cleveland
Takeout, Seating, Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible
4.8
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4.8
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City: Middlesbrough (near Yarm), 446 Marton Road, TS4 3AA, Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
"I orderd bacon sausage mushrooms and egg and the mushrooms wernt fully cooked i got 1 sausage(reheated) to slices of bacon(70% rind) and the egg was clear and slimy id eaten half my sandwich before chokeing on uncheweble bacon rind I opened sandwich to see all the raw egg stuck to 1 side of the sandwich within an hour I was stuck on the toilet and the experience cost me £4 I do have pictures but cannot post."
4.9
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City: Northallerton (near Yarm), High Street, Northallerton DL7 8LU, United Kingdom
"Fabulous little place. Went in for afternoon tea and required vegetarian sandwiches was given plenty of options. Very friendly staff and all spoke to our nearly 2 year old son which was lovely. Afternoon tea was lovely and good value for money. Will be returning soon. Thank you!"
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City: Middlesbrough (near Yarm), 15 Albert Rd, Middlesbrough, England, TS1 1PQ, United Kingdom
"Alkalise your body and improve your health … I’ve wanted to eat here since I moved north in November and it’ll be the first of many visits from now on. Our first time here with a table for 5 and all sharing meant we tasted a big section of the menu (see images of the menu). Each of the portions was very generous to say the least. What amazed us all we’re the complex flavour combinations. They were slightly weird on some but they all worked and very well too. Alkaline Nachos £10.95 Nachos with marinated baked quinoa, topped with refried beans, cashew sour cream, guacamole, pineapple salsa and pickled red cabbage. All with a smoked cashew cheese drizzle over. They were indulgent, sweeter than I’ve had before and had tangy twist too. BBQ Tacos £9.50 Shredded carrot in an alkaline BBQ sauce in a crispy corn shell, filled with refried beans and guacamole. Topped with pineapple salsa and pickled red cabbage, served with a side salad. Best BBQ tacos in the north so far. Thai Buddy Bowl £10.95 Orange teriyaki chickpea tofu surrounded by, pineapple 'fried ' quinoa, purple coleslaw, a thai side salad, with an almond and ginger dressing and quinoa falafels topped with mango chutney. Crazy flavours that worked really well. This was my favourite dish and I could eat this most days of the week. I’ll be back for this dish on its own. Thai Wrap £9.95 Quinoa and peanut butter falafels in a soft wrap with mango chutney, coleslaw and kimchi served with a thai side salad, with an almond and ginger dressing and pineapple quinoa. A mental combination of ingredients for a falafel but was amazing. Again, sweeter than I’d have imagined. Pink Pitaya Acai Bowl £5.50 A fruity smoothie bowl topped with raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, banana kiwi and coconut (we held the seeds). What an amazing breakfast. A real power breakfast too. Immunity Boost Juice £4.00 (x2) Strawberry, pear, apple and lemon juice. Refreshing and moreish. Tropical Sunrise Smoothie £4.50 Papaya, mango, orange, banana, coconut, maple and cashew smoothie. It was as nice as you’d expect and none of the fruits lost their identity due to the power of another. Peanut Butter and Jelly Smoothie £4.50 Strawberries, banana, peanut butter, maple and lemon smoothie. Another one that doesn’t quite sound right but really does. The peanut butter was not overpowering and provided a nice earthy grainy taste and texture, lifted by the sweetness of the fruit. A great experience and worth the wait. Would I recommend Yes I’d insist you go for the flavours and filling plates alone. Will I return. We’ll be back again soon. Need to finish that menu. Alkaline kitchen What’s in a name? Your metabolism — the conversion of food into energy — is sometimes compared to fire. When things burn, an ash residue is left behind. Similarly, the foods you eat leave an “ash” residue known as metabolic waste. This metabolic waste can be alkaline, neutral, or acidic. So, if you eat foods that leave acidic ash, it makes your blood more acidic. If you eat foods that leave alkaline ash, it makes your blood more alkaline. Acidic: meat, poultry, fish, dairy, eggs, grains, alcohol. Neutral: natural fats, starches, and sugars. Alkaline: fruits, nuts, legumes, and vegetables. Acidic ash is thought to make you vulnerable to illness and disease, whereas alkaline ash is considered protective. By choosing “Alkaline Kitchen” and an alkaline diet you should be able to “alkalize” your body and improve your health."