2/5 Josie S. 4 years ago on Google
We
visited
twice
last
year.
The
first
time
they
put
cheese
on
my
mushrooms,
despite
me
stipulating
I
had
a
dairy
allergy,
they
claimed
it
was
vegan
however,
as
a
lifelong
vegan
I
know
the
difference
between
vegan
and
dairy.
They
took
it
away
and
came
back
with
it
scraped
off,
I
could
still
smell
the
cheese.
My
husband
ate
it
and
I
ate
something
in
the
car
that
we
had
with
us.
We
returned
several
months
later
hoping
it
was
an
honest
mistake
because
they
were
busy
and
asked
for
our
meal
to
be
gluten
free
&
vegan.
They
assured
us
their
bread
was
gluten
free
and
vegan,
I
asked
where
it
was
from
because
I
have
been
caught
out
before
and
had
gluten
free
bread
that
has
egg
in
it
(severe
allergy).
When
the
meal
arrived
I
triple
checked
with
the
waitress
and
as
a
result
the
manager
brought
a
loaf
upstairs
and
literally
plonked
it
on
the
table,
clearly
annoyed.
It
was
Tesco's
own
seeded
bread
in
a
vacuum
packed
bag.
It
has
honey
in
which
is
NOT
vegan.
I
left
the
bread
and
ate
the
rest
of
the
meal,
cautiously
and
we
have
not
returned.
Allergies
are
serious,
I
carry
epi-pens
with
me
but
would
really
rather
not
have
to
use
them
so
when
asking
if
food
is
suitable
the
owner
needs
to
not
get
annoyed
with
customers
and
understand
that
they
have
zero
choice
where
allergies
are
concerned
but
not
only
that,
they
are
meant
to
be
a
vegetarian
restaurant
and
therefore
one
would
have
thought
they
would
have
a
better
understanding
towards
vegans.
Allergies
aside,
Vegans
do
not
eat
honey.
