The Nosebag - Menu

had forgotten a suppe (kartoffel and soup) to ask no butter with the brot. was really good and fast service

in the regular more than a vegan option on the net, a few delicious vegan cake options, not milk milk. large independent place.

the food tastes as good. the place is very soothing and peaceful, and the people there are so nice and friendly. authentic oxford charme and gnade.

Whenever I go there is vegan cake, soup, and a hot main, as well as a variety of tasty salads. Lovely atmosphere, knowledgeable staff, all food items well-labelled. Seasonally rotating menu

Had a lovely pear cake here wish we had come for a full meal! Would love to try more next time. Very relaxed, casual dining hangout, and perfect with a big group with self-serve style hatch.

I had a sweet potato curry with rice, huge portion (I had to take some home) and good value with student discount! Many options, friendly people and good atmosphere. Curry was a bit salty but overall, nice! Salads were really good too.

They started by serving me the meat lasagna when I'd specifically asked for the vegetarian one! They were quick to replace it, but it was annoying. The quality of the food wasn't great. The lasagna tasted like it had been sat under the heater all day. The garlic bread was mostly grease. The salads were OK, but unlabelled so it was hard to know what was in each one. The rose wine was undrinkable. Tasted more like fruit-juice. The water had been sat out and was room temperature. Generally an unpleasant experience. There are many better veggie restaurants in Oxford.

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I had lunch here this week with my omni husband so we both had a choice which was very good. I had the Farinata with Braised Fennel, Butter beans and Almonds along with a choice of 3 salads, I had loads to eat. Most of the salads are vegan, no labelling but very helpful staff. The farinata (a chickpea flour pancake) was filled with a very tasty tomato based sauce with lots of fennel and butter beans and a topping of flaked almonds. I really liked this, particularly as it was a bit different from the usual vegan options we get offered in most omni places. It's counter service so at busy times you might struggle for a table plus if you can't do stairs then this place is a no no as its on the f...