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I have visited the load very often last year, especially to get my refill on laundry and hair care products, but noticed that it was not recently open hopefully they will find more voluntary once the next love asylseeker helps View all feedback.
I have visited the load very often last year, especially to get my refill on laundry and hair care products, but noticed that it was not recently open hopefully they will find more voluntary once the next love asylseeker helps
When they are in the opposite, new roots is a place to go and explore. they have always delicious vegan sweet and hearty dining options, they are operated by volunteers, they don't throw away any kind of fun just because they are brittle and the personal is always for a chat.
The hotel is located in rundown burngreave, that is a shady house, the whole day vegan breakfast is only 2,50, so please go buy it and try the vegan carrot cake even if they can.
I really like New Roots and go there often mainly for pasties from the deli especially as it's so close to Sheffield uni I'm always recommending it to friends. It specialises in Fairtrade stuff and also has fruit and veg (not from halfway across the world) and some books, hand made cards and toiletries as well. They also run a charity to put up destitute asylum seekers and have a donation box for that, as well as petitions for good causes on the counter. It's always bright and cheerful with posters and ethical cartoons (plus Calvin and Hobbes which is always good) and friendly staff! Their deli has some really tasty veggie/vegan pasties/wraps (not homemade but from nice veggie companies Forest foods and Saker) and flapjack/crumble snacks as well as a range of cakes which are only about 80p for a decent sized piece which always goes down a treat-some of them are always vegan,choc ornage being my favourite. They also have a fridge with some chilled veggie foods. The newest feature of the shop is the Speakeasy cafe' downstairs where you can take your pasty/cake to relax on a big sofa with a cd player and ethical magazines and a random assortment of books at your disposal as well,and a toilet out back. They do cheap teas including herb/fruit ones too (only about 40p Well worth a look however long you're in Sheffield for although it's not right in the city centre,it's out just past the University of Sheffield.
Wonderful and cheap wholefood and eco products. Lovely pasties and veggie lunch time treats. Very cheap and manned by friendly volunteers. Also worth attending for the cheap chocolate bars and the lovely fresh veg. Many a time I used this place in my student days and the student discount came in handy too.