Maloko - Southwark

Really interesting aromes that I usually do not try. service is always friendly and affordable. would be recommended for a light lunch/sweet treatment!

Great atmosphere, friendly staff and delicious home made food. I usually have Carribean Twist vegan pancake with jerk tofu and one of their super tasty fresh juices. Definitely worth it!!!!! Great value and good prices too.

Loads of amazing crêpe and galette options here, plenty of vegan choices. All very wholesome and healthy, leave you feeling amazing. The juices and coffee are also top quality. The man that runs it is a lovely, understanding guy, giving the whole place a great energy. I’ve not been, but also heard it’s a great, and cheap place, for evening drinks.

Went here on a friends recommendation, we were doing some food tourism, and we were upset. Upset that we hadn’t come in sooner! The man who was cooking/running the shop happily changed some of the items on a crepe to make it vegan, and gave recommendations for replacements (Agave instead of Nutella). My partner absolutely adored it. I had a Vegan galette, I cannot remember the name of it on the menu but it had mushrooms, tomato, aubergine, spinach, and some home made houmous like base, along with a healthy side salad with grated beetroot. It was so very tasty. I really wish we had had breakfast there the days before, as for the price, the quality, and the quantity, it is so worth it. The space is really chilled and laid back. Although we didn’t have any of the juices, they are apparently even better than the food. Updated from previous review on 2019-05-09

The decor is minimalist. it's a mistake of random furniture. the concrete floor was beaten a bit with pink and yellow points, the walls were covered with art (apparently by local artists) and the deck was covered with coffee bags from brazil. jacintha from urban pixxels and I got comfortable on the sofa in the corner while we studied the menu. the choice was plentiful and all sound delicious. the other thing standing on the menu was the price. they all go for about 3 to 5 pfunds per pop. I went for a red goat pancake with goat cheese, beet root and sweet potato. jacintha has a Mediterranean version with sparing, tomato and cheese. You can order the pancakes in the back kitchen...read more