Karamel N22 Collage Arts
If you're looking for a vibrant, welcoming spot in London to enjoy a delicious and diverse menu, Karamel N22 Collage Arts is an excellent choice. Situated at 4 Coburg Rd, London N22 6UJ, United Kingdom, this restaurant is not just about great food; it's about an experience that blends culinary delight with cultural energy.
The menu at Karamel N22 offers a variety of flavors to satisfy all tastes. Whether you're craving a Sunday Roast, a hearty Nut Roast Wellington, or the rich comfort of Bangers and Mash, you'll find something to tickle your taste buds. For those who prefer a plant-based meal, the Vegan Xmas Roast, Vegan Cheese Platter, and Vegan Cakes are fantastic options. Additionally, if you're in the mood for something lighter or more exotic, try the Spicy Mexican Burger or the Masala Dosa, both bursting with vibrant flavors.
Aside from the delicious meals, the restaurant offers a fantastic selection of drinks. From refreshing cocktails, a diverse beer selection, and carefully crafted coffees like Latte and Cappuccino, to indulgent desserts such as the decadent Chocolate Cake and Rocky Road, there's something for every palate. If you're a fan of traditional beverages, their Greek Salad, Fluffy Rice, and Large Thali make the perfect pairing with a chilled beer or glass of wine.
Karamel N22 stands out not only for its diverse menu but also for its accessibility. The restaurant has wheelchair-accessible facilities, including parking, seating, and toilets, ensuring that everyone can enjoy their visit comfortably. Whether you're planning a solo meal or a dinner gathering with friends, Karamel offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing time.
This restaurant is also known for its lively atmosphere, with regular live music enhancing the dining experience. It's a great spot for both lunch and dinner, and the happy hour offers great deals on food and drinks, making it a popular destination for those looking to unwind after a busy day. They also provide kerbside pickup and takeaway options for those who prefer to enjoy their meals at home.
If you're in the area, Karamel N22 Collage Arts is not to be missed. With its welcoming environment, delicious food options, and vibrant cultural scene, it's the perfect place to enjoy a delightful meal while soaking in the local vibe.
Reviews
I came here for a Sunday Roast and it was absolutely fantastic. There were two roast options and I went for the almond wellington, which not only was super tasty, but had a really nice texture as well. It came with all the trimmings (as you can see): roasties, mashed swede, spring greens, red cabbage, peas and a lovely little stuffing ball. The only thing that could make it better is if they were able to make a Yorkshire pudding to go with it. The space itself was nice and open with lots of light, and looked like it would be cool to go there in the evening. The staff was very friendly too. I’m gutted as I’m moving out of the area soon and have only just discovered it, but I’m definitely planning on going back so that I can have the other option (steak and ale pie), and one of their yummy desserts. Do yourself a favour, and treat yourself to a lunch from here!!!
Had my child's birthday party here - everyone had an amazing afternoon! We coincided it with the once-a-month children's theatre event curated by Booster Cushion Theatre, which was such a treat. Kids were so engaged. The party was food was such high quality, all vegan, included fresh fruit and veg as well as delicious pizza, vegan nuggets, chips...so good that even the adults enjoyed it! Karamel also an Indian thaali; very home-style, healthy, full of flavour. The team at Karamel are so welcoming and accommodating, they really made my child's birthday unforgettable and unique. Highly recommend this gem!
Confusing review to give! Overall; it's a great place that we're going to visit again - friendly people and a really positive space; a few food options and easy going. The vegan cheese is the goopy stinky kind and a gin being a fiver was acceptable but twelve quid for a tiny basic gin martini felt a bit mental. The house IPA at £6.50 and everything else being piddly little cans was a bit naff. The space is big and cool but also feels a bit like a community rec. I don't want to put anyone off with a review or oversell it - I would genuinely advise coming here is the best way to get a feeling for it. I've ended the night very happy and there's a certain charm to it... But it's weird. Kinda like you've gone to a small town village hall annual gathering. I can't word it right; come for a fun evening and see if it's your bag, I guess?
I had my 70 th Birthday Party at Karamel. Everything ran very smoothly, the staff were warm and welcoming and the food was outstanding. All my guests had nothing but praise for the evening.
Great food and excellent band tonight. Just the most friendly and hospitable venue in London! There's magic in the air