5/5 James K. 2 years ago on Google
Great
for
plant-based
peeps!
(4/5
Green
Stars)
Have
been
going
to
Bare
Food
for
a
few
years
now
and
by
brother
is
a
regular
there.
If
you
need
convincing
of
the
bare
food
ethos
(explained
on
their
website)
then
just
try
their
scone.
It’s
vegan
and
made
with
dried
fruit
and
nuts
to
replace
the
refined
sugar
that
you’ll
normally
encounter.
It’s
definitely
more
nutritious
than
a
regular
scone
and
also
won’t
result
in
a
sugar
crash.
Anyway,
the
food
and
coffee
at
Bare
Food
don’t
disappoint
and
staff
members
are
always
friendly.
Café
seating,
both
inside
and
in
the
laneway,
is
comfy.
A
good
place
to
spend
some
time.
I’m
giving
Bare
Food
4/5
Green
Stars
for
social
and
environmental
impact
for
the
following
reasons:
• Lots
of
vegan
and
vegetarian
options
(veggie
sausage,
tofu
can
sub
for
chicken
in
most
dishes,
vegan
pastries,
vegan
butter).
Eating
a
mostly
plant-based
diet
is
the
#1
thing
you
can
do
to
save
the
planet.
• Tea
is
from
Tea
Pigs
(a
B-Corporation,
plant-based
packaging,
member
of
ethical
tea
partnership)
and
coffee
is
from
8th
Corner
(sometimes
organic)
• Kombucha
from
SynerChi,
made
from
organic
tea
in
Donegal.
Smoothies
are
made
fresh,
to
order.
• Compostable
cups,
but
I
do
wish
they
could
provide
ceramic
and
glass
for
customers
who
sit
out
in
the
lane
(A
strange
rule
for
Covid,
I
guess,
even
though
it’s
not
spread
by
touch).
• Would
like
to
see
organic
food,
or
some
info
about
sourcing
on
the
menu.