Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden)

• Came here with family who were visiting from the States
• They're actually quite old and were living on the other end of Tottenham Court Road which made the walk a bit of a stretch for them
• We'd been eyeing the raw brownies for most of our time there and were disappointed because they were a little dry
• I had ordered a juice that never made it because it was too busy in the Juicery downstairs
• It's been a while that I was meaning to write my highly biased and totally unobjective review of this Neal's Yard raw food haven
• So I hope my memories are as fresh as the salads they serve
• The explnation behind my bias is that Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) believes in and promotes the same food
• It was hard to choose so I went with the lovely waitress's advice and ordered their signature dish WILD PIZZA SPECIAL &ndash
• The almond crust is topped with basil pesto
• On that day it was rucola and raw zucchini "
• The staff are incredible welcoming and the decor is simple yet effective
• My friend and I chose to share a vegan creme brulee with coconut and lime cream (which was a special for the week)
• As I was expecting to not be full by the end of the meal (perhaps a naive meat eater mentality) but I was more than satisfied and felt full
• I had lunch with my mates twice in Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden)
• I had heard about it by a friend and I decided to try as this area is far from being crowded of "
• I have to confess that Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is a tremendous success
• Re wanting mellow dining experience as it is always busy
• T disappoint with a queue striding up the stairs towards the restaurant holding only 3 4 long wooden dining tables
• Each sitting around 8 people with some high chairs around the open curved kitchen
• Music blazing in the background mixed in with the warm chatter of customers being attended by happy
• I have been before when they were unfortunately out of stock on most things
• Having never been a fan of this I crossed fingers and prayed to my smoothie Lords that the Forbidden Ecstasy smoothie was flowing freely and indeed it was
• Cinnamon and vanilla blend of goodness came with some dried flowers confettied on top and oh my
• No wonder why it is so popular that even on weekdays you&rsquo
• Their specials are always true to their name
• Their polenta cakes with heirloom tomato salsa and asparagus came exquisitely presented with an array of colour and vibrancy which is an unmistakable trademark of the Wild Food Cafe
• The picked fresh herbs were flushed with flavour but tied in perfectly with the acidic taste of the tomato salsa
• Accenting beautifully with the less flavoursome but perfectly cooked polenta cakes
• Staple ingredients that are so thoughtfully combined with love and passion that it ensures delicious
• Nothing is over cooked nor is it overly seasoned
• Dates and coconut chips finally finished off with a seasonal berry sauce
• This monstrous cheesecake type thing is a meal in and of itself
• So dense and filled with an array of goodness it&rsquo
• Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) can become great but the service is the thing which doesn't let it to do so
• I enjoyed my meal a lot but it was the appalling service which put me off
• Their product is quite good but it is the service which needs to improve
• The food was fine but the service they had provided was miserable and very inefficient
• All the dishes we ordered were very appetizing
• The hummus with crispy bread was delicious and had lots of garlic in it
• Only downside is they have specials and and an extensive menu but were out of many dishes we asked
• The food we finally got served was really worth and pleasing
• I have been to Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) many number of times and the food served is always fresh and inventive on the chef's part
• Their weekday specials are quite good and wholesome
• The service though is a bit lacking but it usually happens during the peak hours
• The staff is pretty amiable and the atmosphere is quite lovely
• Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is perfect for anyone who enjoys healthy food full of nutrients in a refreshing atmosphere
• I went here with my mother for celebrating her birthday
• Were fresh and very innovative with their ingredients
• The service was slow and inattentive
• Our drinks came after we were done with our meal
• The falafel was completely burnt
• The ambiance of Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is so great and enjoyable
• The dishes are very inventive and they offer a range of raw and cooked dishes
• All of these are full of flavor and are very freshly made on site
• Every dish is simply delicious
• Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) serves one of the best smoothies in town
• Their noodles and sandwiches are delectable as well
• Their service is efficient and they possess a very pleasing personality
• The ambience was quite good and the dÃ
• The menu was quite an extensive one with a lot of interesting options to choose from
• The dessert though was a disappointing one
• The vibe that Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is going to provide you is also very good
• The portions are adequate but the prices are pretty steep
• I shall seldom come here for the prices are a major drawback
• Some of the cuisines that i tried were just out of the world
• The only drawback is that Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) doesn't open until noon otherwise I would have loved to sneak in for some breakfast
• Finding about a restaurant on internet and going their to check it out is quite a deal
• The whole ambiance of Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is amazing and the food they serve is fresh and very tasty
• The list of songs that they were playing were bit over the top
• All in all Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) was worth giving a shot
• If you are looking for a nice vegetarian experience then Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is surely for you
• This is a lovely place and is recently renewed so you will have a amazing time if you are thinking of visiting here
• The ambiance is great and very pleasing
• Both the dishes were delectable and fresh
• The atmosphere of Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is very unique and great
• The best bit is the style of eating here which is communal
• In my opinion the chai cake was great and very delicious
• I was really impressed with the food here and will come back again for the raw food
• The food here is extremely overpriced for its quantity and quality
• The ambiance is a bit crammed up with a small seating area
• I would only recommend Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) if one is famished and does not mind paying an exorbitant price for the food
• Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden) is nice and cute
• The ambiance had abstract imagery and paintings and the servers were really nice
• We ordered lemon cheesecake which was dense &
• The smoothies there are amazing too
• This is a great place if you are looking for some healthy food
• I enjoy the dishes here and despite of being healthy they are pretty delicious
• The presentation of the food is also very good and same goes for the flavors of the food
• The service however is pretty slow here and it will take them forever to get you your meal
• The portions were not that filling so I do not think that I will be going here again
• The dishes here are unique and innovative
• The service here is quite slow and not very good
• A cafe coming with an innovative and reasonably priced menu
• Also attractive is their Fresh from the tree Chocolate and Coconut delicacies
• Because some of the staff waiting are inexperienced
• The service was a bit slow
• You get to a communal room shared with the kitchen from a stair
• You find yourself surrounded by natural light (in good days) as this delightful cafe overlook that little gem that is Neal's Yard
• Vegan food and a shared experience of food and people as you get seated at one of the long tables with the other patrons
• The concept is lovely and the food scrumptious
• I got the hummus and beet root sandwich (after my lunch mate kindly asked a lovely lady at my side for the best dish) and went on with the guacamole
• I'm a poor vegetarian at the best of times and even worse at cooking it
• The difficulty in cooking vegetables is unappreciated as it is and that's before even considering how to make it taste good too
• That difficulty is taken to a whole other level when you go raw
• Wild Food Cafe is a raw centric
• Wild Food Cafe sets about producing a daily menu which is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the palate with the aim to contribute to a healthier way of life
• Scanning the menu revealed a number of items which sparked my interest the Wild Burger certainly sounded interesting and with the claim that it's the best in London
• Sunflower seed cracker) was awesome with the highlight of the dish actually being the unstated hommous
• Wild sea purslane pesto) was delicious and unlike anything I'd had before
• It does however provide a tasty alternative which is worthy of a try
• Sugar free that are just unique
• Every portion is made with fresh product and very tasty combination
• Simple place but with a touch of smile from the staff that make your meal really relax and comfortable
• The salads are not boring at all and their changing daily specials are very interesting (ie you add more to the list of "
• So only available for a few weeks) made with sprouted quinoa
• If there ever was a time or place to try a healthy pizza
• Trust me that it is here &ndash
• Their wild pizza special (made with a dehydrated almond and butternut squash base) is simply incredible
• A visit to Wild Food Cafe is a must for the innovative and feel good experience it offers
• This was the perfect candidate for a date night with the vegetarian girlfriend
• The Wild Food Cafe is a small restaurant based around the kitchen
• The food is incredibly flavoursome and the service is exceptional
• I didn't love the sead bread but it was good enough
• The smoothie was very strong
• Contained a lot of tumeric and that flavour lingered with me for many hours
• As soon as the doors open its packed with a mixed crowd of vegan foodies
• The tables are semi communal which makes the atmosphere casual and also means you will be sitting on top of strangers while you eat and chat
• Starters are all quite nice but the salad main is completely tasteless and plain
• We went for a Saturday lunch and the place was packed but we could still squizz in
• It is a bit loud but that's just because everyone is feeling so relaxed
• Neals yard is one of the places i allways like to hang
• The atmotsphere is unmistakebla
• The shops and food is colorful and looks fresh
• I liked the place from outside and the reviews were quite good
• The restaurant is in a quite hidden place and as it is located at the first floor of a building
• Celery and apples with a booster shot and the yummiest date and banana bread slice
• Unfortunately I didn't take too many food pictures but then I got inspired by the view of the square with the weather gets slightly sunny in London
• This lovely cafe offers healthy food with vegan options
• M deeply in love with Wild Food Cafe (Covent Garden)
• A chocolate raw tart that was heaven when I tasted it
• So made sure to pay a visit while I was over from Australia
• After waiting in queue for the restaurant to open (apparently the best way to ensure you get a seat) we were walked up the stairs and given a seat
• The restaurant is very small and felt a little packed
• The options were very interesting and I ended up choosing the mushroom dish
• Once it did it was very well presented and tasted delicious
• It seems that what you're paying for is to witness the creativity and not for the actual experience itself
• S yard which is one of the most colourful street of London and filled with the exquisite choice of food all around then you&rsquo
• Tacos and sweet potatoes on the side are the perfect choice for your meal
• The Quantity as well as the presentation of food is just perfect as your day out in Neil&rsquo
• Also the service is great so there&rsquo

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