Lounges Rococo Lounge - Aylesbury

We ate the Moving Mountains vegan hot dog there. Well, naked dog because we asked for gluten-free rolls, but they didn't have that day, but the waitress was so friendly to find the perfect solution for us and finally we had an amazing meal.

I tried the moving mountains hot dog. It was absolutely delicious! You can choose the page (frries or salad) or gluten-free bread rolls or without rolls. Besides, the staff was the most helpful thing I've ever met!

Brilliant, funny mood for this city bar. Large vegan menu with many options and fun choices. I loved it here.

This place has everything: location, interior design, friendly staff and above all good food. we came for a nice hearty breakfast and we were satisfied! good portions. delicious food. the only minus: poched egg was really overcooked. so yolk was not runny what a little disappointing. but everything was delicious : very recommended!

Food/breakfast was fantastic. a warm welcome when we arrived. went to the bar to order the food together with 2 coffees and a coke, the coffees came on the table not long after I had set myself back. the food came after about 15 minutes of the koks not yet arrived. I went to the bar to ask her where the coke was, and I looked like I turned her out. would not think of it and the coke came a minute or so later on the table. the quality of the items on the breakfast was very good and although the great breakfast was £12,95, I think it served the money because of the quality of the food. When we finished eating, my friend decided that he wanted another drink, he went into the empty bar to order a coke, paid and said they would bring it over, there were 5 workers in the service when it took 15 minutes to pour it and bring it on the table...for something as simple as a glass koks, they could just pour it there and then pour it there. If it wasn't for the incredibly slow bar service, they would have got 5 stars. another thing to consider that I thought the place would not look too good. there was a person sitting on a table in the corner of the restaurant, packed in a deck and sleeping in a round on the table. not sure whether it was a homeless person or not, but it did not look very professional. I can only assume that this happens regularly when the person was awake, who interacted with them personally.