Black Cat is the reincarnation of Pogo's. From a rags to riches story, a punk orientated, free for all, to a artisan, gentrified community hub. The food is good, apart from their reliance on the odd processed muck of fake meats and pseudo cheese's. However this does come at a price, IIT is not cheap and a lot of this is due to the council rates. Aside from this they could offer a poverty dish and culture of tea for a cheap price as some of us are homeless and are vegan and cannot afford gentrified prices. One dish on the menu for the poor would go a long way. Vegans harp on about equal rights, opportunities and helping the less well off. Look at reality and see that some of us vegans cannot eat or drink k in an ethical store/shop as the prices are for the middle classed.
Tried this place few weeks back and totally loved the concept and the place. Food was also good, price was quite competitive. The non-profit angle was quite attention grabbing to me, curious to go back again and understand the model in more detail, maybe volunteer also sometime if possible. I really wish to see more and more such vegan places all around.
I really enjoyed it here. Lovely little cafe. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. Seriously recommend going to the Black Cat. One of the best vegan eatery in Hackney.
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