http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22371.htm Manna Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating After our visit yesterday evening (9th July), we would recommend vegetarians (and non-vegetarian foodies) to head for your restaurant and its adventurous menu. It was not the usual stodgy fare, but a fascinating culinary experience. All praise to your inventive chefs who create original, elegantly presented, internationallly sourced dishes ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm What can I say? Simply the best veggie summer menu in London. Potato cake is gorgeous - It wins all the stars... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm Went to Manna with a vegetarian friend for dinner last night - booked at the last minute. Had a really wonderful evening - very chilled atmosphere, good service and excellent food. The sweet potato galette was absolutely brilliant - and although I'm normally a committed carnivore, I really didn't miss the lack of meat. In fact it was one of the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm We have been visiting Manna for many many years now and on the whole are usually impressed. We visited 2 weekends ago for the early Saturday sitting. Service is always good at Manna I think, not so great over Christmas but they do get v v busy. I didnt find the menu inspiring this time, there didnt seem to be a great deal of choice for vegans ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm Four of us went to Manna last night. We went a few years back and thought it was good, but it looks much better now since the refurb, actually a lovely looking restaurant rather than a scruffy cafe. The food was on the most part very good and interesting- we had aubergine pockets filled with goats cheese and mushroom piroghi for starters, both ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm Took the veggie other half to Manna as a birthday treat. Other half very pleased, but being a vegetarian means they have slightly lower expectations of food. I found the new decor, with the ever-so-slightly sinister wallpaper, very pleasing, although the menu and atmosphere did not live up to expectations. The aperitifs were fine, but nothing ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm A word of warning to anyone wishing to book a table at Manna: if you phone and don't get to speak with anyone, don't leave a message with your contact details expecting them to get back to you because they didn't bother with me. Obviously they don't need the trade! http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm Went back to Manna having not visited for a while and was pleasantly surprised to find they'd been redecorated. The old wooden tables had gone to be replaced with white linen, new wallpapers, lights, colours all very smart. The food was still good. I had a pumpkin filled with a delicious fondue followed by a cake made from with buckwheat ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm My boyfriend and I decided to go to Manna for dinner on friday 20th of April. When we arrived, the athmosphere wasn't great, but it was okay, simple. As a starter, I ordered some morrocan pastery and my boyfriend a goat's cheese galette. My dish was completly tasteless, and his was quite good. As a main course, I ordered a burrito, and my ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm The food was beautiful - very imaginative, and lovely flavours and textures. However, the service was appalling. After ordering (in an almost empty restaurant) we waited for an hour for our food. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/98.htm