Newcastle's plant-based anchor occupies a grand former bank on Hunter Street, its high ceilings and tall windows throwing light across a room kept green with pot plants. The kitchen is entirely vegan, dairy milk or butter only on request, and leans on organic produce delivered weekly by growers around the Hunter. Mornings bring tofu scramble, chia pudding and crumpets; midday the momo board and changing bowls; the cabinet carries house-made vegan pastries and sweets, with kombucha and kefir on the side. It trades daytime hours, closed Tuesdays, and has become the sort of civic fixture that vegans and omnivores alike name without hesitation. Come for the room as much as the cooking.