Reviews Eat Of Eden

An amazing plant-based meal whether you are vegan or not. Wide range of choice with generous portions and an amazing taste for very reasonable prices. The mac and cheese was outstanding. Would definitely eat at this place again in the future. Great inspiration to try similar dishes at home too.

A really nice finding in Brixton. It’s a vegetarian place with super delish vegetarian food! I’m not a vegetarian, but this place has really really good food! The food was cooked freshly! The place is best to go for a group of two or more as the portions are quite big. The plate for one costs about £12.95 that has 6 selections of sides, but we ate it for both of us and we were super full. I loved the macaroni and pumpkin curry, it was just super delish! They have a shared plate for about £22 that has 8 selections of sides. If you’re in Brixton area, this place is worth to visit. The only downside is that the service a bit slow because the menu was not very clear about the food, so people tend to spend more time at the till asking about the food. And the space is also very tiny. Moreover, some tables were not stable and has gaps that made me had some sauce dropped on my trousers through the gaps. 😢

Food is really delicious overall. I got the Eden platter which lets you choose seven items. I got: 1. Chickpea curry 2. Seaweed fritter 3. Stew peas 4. Callaloo 5. Macaroni pie 6. Wheat meat 7. Pumpkin and sweet potato curry I also got a side of dumplings and a callaloo patty. I absolutely love love love the callaloo patty, dumplings, seaweed fritters and macaroni pie. The patty was so flaky. The dumplings were great for mopping up the sauce from the curries. I had read some review that said that their dumplings were hard and when I got mine I thought it would be hard but it definitely wasn’t at all. It was wonderfully soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside. Same with the seaweed fritter - delightfully crunchy and fried with quite a bit of peppers and seaweed in it. (Would’ve liked to get two fritters instead of just one though in the platter since it seemed a bit skimpy to just get one.) The macaroni pie was super “cheesy” and creamy. Wish it was a bigger serving too! The stew peas and chickpea curry are also quite good - good flavor and not spicy - although wish the stew peas had some more dumplings in it since it was mostly beans. If you like bbq sauce, definitely recommend the wheat meat. (I thought it was a little too much bbq sauce on them but the texture of the wheat meat was very good.) Didn’t care for the sweet potato and pumpkin curry as much because it was a little too sweet for me. I think some more spice would make the sweet potato and pumpkin curry better. The callaloo was a little salty to me so I preferred it in the patty than on its own. I was given a really large portion of the callaloo compared to the other things I chose for my platter and would’ve liked a more equal ratio since it was a little overwhelming to have so much callaloo. The service was pretty good. The two people there were so nice and friendly. They did forget to give me my seaweed fritter but when I asked about it they apologized and brought it out to me. They also were very nice when I asked for some tap water and asked for refills - didn’t make me feel uncomfortable at all to ask about it. It’s a shame that Britton doesn’t have indoor seating right now since it would’ve made the experience nicer compared to sitting outside since it was a bit cold when I went. Also, I wish the food didn’t come in takeout boxes since a nicer presentation would be preferable considering the price. Several of the items were placed in one box so they got mixed in together. I would’ve liked to be able to try each one individually to compare. Overall though I definitely really liked the food here. They are quite generous with their portions so definitely come super hungry if you want to try everything!

One of the best lunches (maybe meals) I've had in Brixton (maybe London). Huge flavors, very filling, and vegan. Try the Mac Pie, it's delicious.

With vegan being the hot topic recently, hands down one of the best. Everything taste good, (both shops), and trust me I've been to a good amount of well known (insta worthy) vegan eateries around London. The DOWNFALL. Your stores are never open, with two being permanently closed, Brixton is some timish and their website is not upto date with opening times. (as it states its open)You never know who's looking or travelling down just to to be disappointed. and it don't look good especially being in a food court. The other food stores don't have nothing good to say. I came down with a filming crew to let them try it, after bigging you up just to see it closed and looking very dull compared to your surrounding restaurants. We need to do better as a people. Chef your food is exceptional but you marketing and reliability is off.

The tastiest food in Brixton, and such a good variety with the platter, which can be hard to find with plant based in lots of places. 100% recommend eating here!

The staff are very welcoming, the restaurant has limited searing but vegans are friendly so we shared a bench. Now the food 🤩😍 is amazing the platter of 2x is where we started and ours the perfect introduction to finding your favourite flavours (hard when its all lush) the fact its real food with real flavours it filled me and my wife up with with leftovers for later on 👍🏽🤩 The pricing is greate £22.50 We will go back 100%

Such a cute welcoming little place. We ordered the sharing platter for two and everything on it was delicious. I am vegan but my friend isn't and we would both definitely return without hesitation. Thank you for a lovely meal :-)