Karamel Restaurant

Recently went for a vegan singles night through Meetup. Great bunch of people and decent choice of alcoholic drinks.
Sadly the food was really below par. Pizza seemed to be on a tortilla base, so too thin for the toppings. I tried to order one of 5 dishes, and they had sold out of what I wanted. Didn’t fancy the bean chilli or bean burger, as they are boringly familiar, plus seemed pricey. Ended up ordering chips, again what I have to eat everywhere else. You’d think with such a limited menu, they would actually cook fresh chips, but they were definitely from frozen.
I want healthy, green, creative food, not chips and stodge. They did a single Jamaican patty, chips (frozen, crinkle) and salad for £10! Really poor show.

Read some good reviews of this place and was excited to find a decent vegan place in the local area. Unfortunately the food was really disappointing. Really salty sludgy black bean and tofu noodles which had clearly been reheated and no effort at all to make the food look good. The burger we ordered was basically a beanburger in a dry bap with cheap supermarket chips and a side salad. Honestly could have made better myself. Won’t be coming back.

Sad those bad reviewers weren’t there last Saturday night, when the cabaret was on. The atmosphere was fantastic, the vegan cocktails lovely, the vegan craft beer well chosen, the vegan curry Cornish pasty and great salad were perfect pub grub. And the fresh coconut, which, when we’d drunk it dry, the staff cut in half and brought to where we were sitting with some spoons? Lovely. Indeed, everything was served by warm, friendly people. And my god, what music! You gotta love any neighbourhood restaurant where the founder of the Brodsky Quartet, pops in and plays the Chaconne while you sip your IPA. A mere five stars is hardly fair!

A lovely little place a true local gem!
If you’re out shopping in Wood Green and you can’t face another McBurger, nip to just behind the shopping city and treat yourself to lunch here.
They offer an astounding array of dishes, so there is something for every taste. We opted for the fish & chips and we were not disappointed fresh crispy fish and well cooked chips, and at prices way lower than you’d expect in London. Hurrah!

One to avoid. The menu blurb says they only cook with fresh ingredients every day. That’s all very well if you can then treat said products with care
my speciality sausages Which I had for lunch were special as I’ve never tasted cardboard mixed with oil before
The cabbage which came with them was as soft as a marshmallow. The gravy was a brown sludge.
Onto service. No one took a drinks order when I arrived. When I asked for the bill I had to ask three times because the waitress couldn’t understand english
Then as I was waiting to pay she invaded my space by clearing the table rather than wait until if left. If they were packed id understand. The place was empty
Enough. I will not be returning. It’s cheap but it’s not tasty. You get what you pay for if you want sloppy canteen food give it a go.