Omdömen om Pepstop

Sergios Had

BBBBBBBBBB22 september 20268 omdömen

Just brilliant! Best vegan grab in town. I still think about the almond feta tart. Staff are kind and helpful. Do yourselves a favour and go.

CG VLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB31 augusti 2026664 omdömen

The dirty matcha is a must have! The toffee cubes are also delicious.

Johanna Niewerth

BBBBBBBBBB7 augusti 20266 omdömen

Alles glutenfrei und vegan. Tolle Auswahl an Matcha und z.B. Wraps (Kühlware) sowie Gebäck. Die Zimtschnecke war fantastisch! Sehr zu empfehlen!

LucLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB30 juli 202621 omdömen

Bien pour manger une salade ou un sandwich SANS GLUTEN.

James ScottLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB29 juli 202642 omdömen

I entered this establishment, if you can even call it a store, a mere lad. Now? I am complete. I am a reinvigorated entrepreneur. ​I walked in uninitiated, unaware, my third eye firmly closed until it was pried open, gently at first, then forcefully, by the mystical powers of this powdered green spinach dust. ​As a somewhat round, thirsty forty-something-year-old from up North, my usual routine abroad when parched involves shouting at a local passer by until I’m led to the nearest boozer, knocking back a few pints, having a bit of a scuffle, refusing to pay, and sleeping in the gutter until the local constabulary grant me free accommodation and a budget flight home. It’s a tried and tested strategy that has served me exceptionally well in Benidorm, Magaluf, Faliraki and of course Aberystwyth. ​Not so in Sweden. Not so in Stockholm. And definitely not so in Pepstop. ​Today, the thirst was so intense there was simply no time. I stumbled into Pepstop, where its blindingly bright lights, lovely staff, and non-food food wooed me in on a magic carpet of sprout powder mist. The counter was offering "simple" drinks with more moving parts than an Austin Maestro's choke cable. The wonderful staff immediately called security, brewed me the elixir of life itself, and recommended several expensive bowls and cup cleaners, which I gladly accepted. The accompanying rock cake was also duly purchased, despite Mandy from Rotherham scaring me off them at the roller disco when she dumped me in 1988. ​After one sip of the lukewarm green potion, a cleansing wave washed over me. I became utterly dizzy on the concept of vitamins. The barista spoke of legends from afar—including the dark sorcery required to milk coconuts, almonds, and actual rocks. ​Naturally, I ordered another eleven before collapsing onto the floor, my body going into shock from such a violent influx of pulverized lawn extracts. It was at this point I was informed that there IS NO TOILET. The silver lining was that several bags of spinach dust fell on me from the top shelf, which I discovered can also be effectively snorted off the linoleum. ​Around this time, the Swedish police arrived to give me a proper talking-to and escort me to the airport, but not before I was obliged to settle the bill. I had never heard of a "Krona" before and genuinely assumed the stickers on the items were IKEA stock codes. They were not. It turned out I had spent close to a grand on green rock milk, four bowls, six cup cleaners, a bottle of cold-pressed olive oil, and a bamboo curly straw. I was also deeply offended to find I’d been billed for the 250 grams of sprout powder I snorted, despite the fact it technically never left the shop. The bowls, at almost sixty quid a pop, I can only assume were handcrafted by the Dalai Lama himself, given the somewhat questionable workmanship compared to an empty tub of Vitalite. ​However, once the swelling went down, I was able to truly appreciate the benefits of this magic brew. Suddenly, the tension headache I’ve had since joining the village darts team at age twelve completely evaporated. The coal dust in my lungs turned a healthy, vibrant shade of lime. My indiscretions from previous incarnations melted away like a Netto choc-ice. ​I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve worked out a 25-year payment plan with the owners of Pepstop to repay my order and open new franchises in Rotherham, Barnsley, and Doncaster. 5 stars.