Wildflower

Had been meaning to come here for a really long time, after reading about it in the ‘Vegan London’ book (although regular vegetarians are also catered for). Unfortunately they weren’t serving the one thing I’d come for - the vegan breakfast. I had the cauliflower dish instead, which was amazing, although not too filling. I plan to return again soon and have the vegan breakfast - I’ll change rating to 5* if it’s as good as I’ve heard.

Had a really tasty full vegan English breakfast - seitan sausage, portobello mushroom, bubble and squeak, homemade baked beans, sour dough toast, scrambled tofu and grilled tomatoes. Really tasty, although it needed another slice of toast to mop up the tasty bean juice. The vegan options are somewhat limited, but tasty. Oat milk is available for the pots of loose leaf tea, but the Earl Grey was too strong and fragrant for me.

Great space, with a very good breakfast. Not that many people there on a Sunday morning which makes it a really good option for this who don't want to be queuing everywhere else in Peckham. They are veggies, but they do cook eggs, and the courgette breakfast is worth coming back for. Bit slow making coffee however, especially as the place had about 20% occupation.

I've been to Wildflower twice in as many weeks and plan on going back again. You have a spacious indoor and sometimes sunny (smaller) outdoor terrace area to choose from. The ingredients are fresh and exciting and the service is excellent. Even with a few drinks as well as a decent spread, it was ridiculously affordable. GO NOW!

Ate the food before I remembered to take photos, which is something these days. Vegetarian & vegan options abound with flavours and beautiful presentation- everyone at our table was a meat-eater and everyone walked away full and very very happy. Organic wines (and some vegan) were delicious, good range of beers and mixed drinks - and some decent Non Alc options. The music in general is great, but the addition of Ghost Notes for some of the best after-dinner music in London just adds to the appeal.