The 8th Day - Manchester

Beautiful business, many options. like a vegan super market. the caffe is amazing! I can't expect to return.

Update 11. september 2021 the cafehours are now 11-3. and still vegan! since the reopening after unlocking the caffe has gone vegan and naturally offers table service, or takeaways. Day/Lunch menu, from 12 o'clock, includes a delicious, extremely tasty cheese" and hot cake as well as a one-pot /back of the day. 4pm-8pm has a tasteful dhaal and a curry as well as jackfruit-based dishes. her super nourishing salat is available all day so colorful, so many textures and completely divine! they do not do breakfast in caffe anymore, but in the load above has coffee and pastries. updated by the previous review on 2020-10-23 updated by the previous review on 2020-10-23

Honestly, the eighth day is vegan heaven! the upper floor shop is huge and has a large selection of vegan and organic foods, including a Deli-Counter that sells cake, cake and other hearty things. excellent zero-waste section and many vegan/germ-free/eco-friendly care products and cleaning products. the caffe below is now fully vegan! there are always good gluten-free options and eating is so cheap! absolutely delicious and a wonderful atmosphere. the caffe over deliveroo during the lock-off, which I hope they will be able to continue, as their food is much more nutritious than the usual vegan takeaways in some places! one must visit for all vegans/beers who visit some!

A shop runs with worth and ethics, excellent selection of vegan foods, most of which they find nowhere the caffe down served delicious vegan food, it is like a kantine, but who cares

The café is below the co-op healthfood grocery store. I had the full vegan breakfast and especially liked the crispy tofu and good bread. Menu items change daily. On another visit, I had the main dish with added side dish (I had half each of two sides) for £7.25. Although the café is not fully vegan, it looks to be almost all vegan. There is a large selection of vegan cakes, and the coffee is good. The co-operative healthfood store on street level offers a full range of products: chilled, frozen, canned, packaged, fresh produce, treats, salty snacks, bread, household. The deli counter has burritos, savoury pies and other takeaway food, with lots of vegan items. I was happy to find the new Bosh/Sheese/Kettle Chips here (January 2020). The store sells wine, cider and beer my complaint is about the plastic/metal security strips taped onto every can/bottle of alcoholic beverage they will contaminate the recycling streams, not to mention just the overuse of unrecyclable plastic.