Manna in Camden

We had nice vegan soup and main dishes. The interior though for me was very basic, ok for a quick drink, I would have felt more cosy, if there were pictures, decoration on the wall, plants, live plants too.Music was nice. Thank you :)

Have been to Manna several times. Absolutely love the quality of the food. The atmosphere is so nice that I took my partner here for our first date. She absolutely loved the food, so much so that it helped open up her eyes to becoming vegan. I really like the spaghetti 'meatballs'. She really likes the raw lasagna. You also can't go wrong with the 'bangers' and mash. All foods are presented to a professional standard. Kudos to the chef. We will definitely be back the next time we visit primrose.

I celebrated my birthday at Manna. It was my first 100% vegan restaurant experience in London.The staff blew me away with their professionalism and attitude.The food was delicious, and the portions were surprisingly big. We ate bangers and mash, raw tacos and a salad, for dessert we had toffee pudding and berry cheesecake.My next on the list is mushroom risotto 👌

The oldest vegan restaurant in London delights with tasty dishes. The service was friendly and fast. A good mix of different cuisines. Good portion sizes.

Came here to celebrate my 50'th birthday and my almost 10 years as a vegan. Only to find out that the restaurant is also 50 years on the clock.My family and I had a very nice dinner and desserts and where all very happy and literally stuffed when we left.Highly recommended.

Love the place.. don’t complain any more about food in London even if you are not vegetarian. Have nice walk near the park and take the plate. Nice menu perfect temperature for food. Sometimes they heat all together if that is hot menu.. but this house have own their’s character one plate! Enjoy 😉

Delicious food and espresso. The kale was lush as the side but raw in my main course, the only thing I did not like food wise. The interior is lovely, it'd be nice if the toilets were a bit more 'welcoming'.

We had the croquettes,, onion rings and maki rolls to start. The croquettes were good, though bottled sauces were a let down. The maki rolls were okay. The onion rings were probably the stand out dish and best I've ever had. Whole rings of onion in a very crisp batter.We both ordered the Caribbean main. Both of us sent it back. We were looking forward to a well spiced curry and a jerk kick on the tofu. Both were a disappointment.Our replacement mains were the sausages and mash, and the enchiladas. Both were fine though nothing to get excited about.The sticky toffee pudding was good, moist, sweet and well balanced with ice cream.I last came here seven years ago. That feels like a good timeframe for a revisit.

Food and service was good although a bit more towards the pricer side. Me and my mate had lunch here and spend £75We had a starter each, a main and a side platter to share, plus 2 soft drinks.The savory almond tart was really good and the quinoa maki was refreshing. The main was ok, nothing amazing about it. The chana masala was really good as a side.Portion size was generous certainly filling.Now that i've tried it, i don't think i will revisit as it didn't amaze me.If you've never been, i would say give it a go and decide if this place is worth revisiting.

It's nice.. but the current June 2017 menu for main course is not too impressive. Starters are awesome.. buffalo cheese with cauliflower starter is a must try..