
We both ordered soup to start. I went for tomato and lentil, which was thick and hearty, while Andy had an oriental-style mushroom broth with a fantastic savoury flavour.
For main course, I had the "grown-up" mac'n'cheese, and Andy had the autumn chilli with cornbread (photo above). Ordering macaroni cheese in a vegan restaurant isn't the kind of thing I'd usually do, but because I'd been here before I decided to trust them. I wasn't disappointed. Although vegan cheese is never really all that cheesey, after a few weeks in the US I was more than happy to have something a bit lighter. The addition of vegetables to the macaroni was a nice touch, and the gratin topping was perfecty crunchy. Andy's chilli was lightly spiced, packed with beans and full of fresh coriander (cilantro). The cornbread was soft with just a slight crust, and the dish was also accompanied with wilted greens.
It's most unlike us to be too full for dessert, but somehow the Great Sage portions defeated us. It might have had something to do with the helping of sweet potato fries we'd decided to share....












6 comments:
I was drawn in by the chilli, layered on a bowl of greens. That is a clever idea and I like it a lot more than rice. It sounds like a great restaurant.
That's a generously-portioned meal - I'm not surprised it defeated you!
oh heaven - a vegan restaurant - and lovely looking food - why can't they do that in Malta?????? x
I am hungry now:) looks so yummy
You had me at mac and cheese...Drooling!
Mouth is watering. Googling to see how far away NJ is from Clarksville... ;)
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