I visit Mildred's every time I visit London and it never disappoints! The small plate braised cabbage had such a lovely texture and the fried shallots gave it a nice crunch, a dish packed with flavor. The small plate arancini rossi was amazing! I typically don't like mushroom but I would order this over and over again. The kimchi bokkeumbap was my favorite out of the two larger dishes. There was a nice spice due to the gochujang and kimchi. Would definitely reorder. The kiri hodi was yummy and the mint chutney was a great part of the dish! I order the bread as an extra but the name is missing me, ask the waitress and they can let you know! It goes great with the curry. The ambiance is always nice! It's so pretty on the inside, I highly recommend snapping a couple of photos. Oh! They also currently have a Veganuary menu

Mildreds was one of the first vegan restaurants I went to in London when I first visited the city in 2017 and it will be a place I return to every time I am there! They make amazing and creative vegan dishes with thoughtfully-prepared ingredients (roasted artichokes in a kale Caesar salad are *chef's kiss*), and their cocktail offerings are *superb*! Plus, the people working there are always very kind and fun. Would recommend for vegans and non-vegans alike!

One of the best restaurants for vegetarian food. The place is beautiful and the food is great.

Literal Flavourtown. I usually order a burger at a vegan restaurant but if you're like me, force yourself to try something new here -- esp the sweet potato curry. The staff was nice to let me add a side of fried tofu to my meal for an extra price ($5/£2.50ish). The cappuccino with almond milk was nice to have before the meal. Curry was amazing! This was the first time I've had a large lemon peel cooked into the meal so I had to google whether this was garnish or safe to eat! it was fantastic though

Excellent vegan restaurant. My wife had the nachos while I had the sausage and mash as well as the coleslaw. Really tasty and would definitely return if we lived in London.

Truly delicious as usual. And I wasn't disappointed by the Crème Brûlée as the last couple of visits I've been seduced away by their next level pancakes. Well worth the wait.

I've been to Mildred's in Kings Cross a couple times now and have had great experiences, and most importantly, delicious food! This location is conveniently just a short walk from the station area. It's got a lot of seating inside, as well as a small outdoor patio. The staff are very attentive and helpful in recommending items if you're having trouble choosing. They have a quite large selection of drinks to choose from, everything from beer to wine to cocktails and mocktails. My partner really enjoyed two of the latter. I personally had the Soho pale both times, and as the can states, it does go great with food. Speaking of which, the portions and flavours are ample. I've either had or tried the bibimbap bowl, korean burger, nachos, and bangers and mash. Really, everything was quite lovely, though I think I was most partial to the burgers and bangers. Will definitely comeback when I'm next in town, or maybe check out some of their many other locations.

Extremely high-quality, creative, all-vegan restaurant that is sure to satisfy. We stopped in for lunch after arriving into town, as it's super close to King's Cross station. The place is beautifully set up, with a nice outside seating area as well. They have an expansive menu, including some nice brunch items if you visit on a weekend before 3pm. So my wife ordered their classic brunch and I ordered their thali brunch (£14 each). We were both super impressed with everything about each of our meals. Each item was thoughtfully designed and all the items went well together. We finished off the meal with a S'nickers fudge cake (£7) to split, which was pretty delectable. Top-notch service, great environment, and excellent food. What more could you ask for? It's a little pricy but for the quality of the food and overall experience, it's worth it. Highly recommended.

I am so glad that we made it to Mildreds on our recent trip to London. It was a great experience, and the food was good enough that I wish I could go there for dinner tonight, too. We were seated promptly upon arrival, and the service was at a good pace throughout the meal. We started with an appetizer of olives and breads, and they were fresh and tasty. Our entrees were even better. My friend did a falafel plate, and she said it was very good. I had a mushroom and ale pie with a side of chips that was probably my best meal in London. I would love to have it again right now in fact! I have no complaints at all about this restaurant and highly recommend it to vegetarians and vegans looking for a good meal in London.

Very good vegan/vegetarian restaurant that serves dishes from different cultures. I saw burritos, falafels, and curry along with takes on traditional British fares on the menu. The place was busy on a Sunday night with only seats available at the bar when I came by. It looked like different parties were sharing tables in the dining room also. The vibe combined with the diner felt like a Hipster diner. The crowd was mostly people in their twenties that could pass for being university students. The place looked like a modern hipster diner. The food itself was pretty good. I ordered the wild mushroom pie which looked like mushroom soup between two pastry puffs and came with mashed peas and Belgian-cut fries. The food was tasty without a hint of spice which I found common this area. Prices seemed higher than what I can get home but we are in London. There is also a 12.5% optional service charge that comes with the bill. The service was quick and straight like a diner, almost to the point of fast food.