Pilgrims Vegetarian Cafe - MILTON

Enjoy mouthwatering burgers and delectable pies in a laid-back atmosphere. Choose from indoor or outdoor seating options. A perfect dining spot on your way to the South Coast.

I tried the vegan pie and it was delicious, hearty, and satisfying. It had chunks of mushrooms, sweet potato mash on top, and pumpkin seeds. I enjoyed it so much that I ate it too quickly to take a photo, sorry!

I tried the amazing, filling and nutritious burger at Millennium. The smoothie wasn't the greatest, but the portion size was quite generous!

I was not a big fan of dinner at Pilgrims in Milton. It wasn’t an exciting menu but maybe I ordered the wrong dishes. The vegan nachos, burrito and burrito bowl lacked flavour. I didn’t order any dessert but it may be nice. Check out my blog post [hidden link]

We were very happy with our visit here. Very good food, good sized portions. $20 a person got you a burger and a shake or regular juice which I think is ok value given the size overall of the portions, the juice wasn't stingy. They were very busy and said wait would be 20 30 minutes. Drinks came reasonably promptly, 3 5 minutes or less I wasn't timing and food came in quick succession short of the said 20 minutes I think, all meals came one after the other so no one was left hanging. No chips on the menubut I must say retrospectively I couldn't have squeezed them in too so lucky they didn't have any. Great burgers/wraps and an array of drinks on offer. Two burgers are Vegan the Millenium and the Tofu. These also come as Gluten Free. The Millenium as Vegan and Gluten Free was fantastic, that is what I'll be having next time. The Tofu which is meant to come as a wrap but as GF it came in the same bun as the Millenium. The Tofu was a bit bland TBH. Maybe a nuttier sauce or something else to give it some zing, it was ok but not stunning. Drinks were fantastic and a very good size. Bombie juice was very good, Espresso (soy) shake very good, Vanilla (soy) shake was good, mango lassie (not soy) apparently good, tumeric soy latte also rated well from the group. So a burger and a regular sized juice were very filling even for a big bloke. Whack a shake and a burger in a 12 year old that doesn't know when to say enough and you have a car sick accident waiting to happen. If you go jumbo I recon you'd need to take the rest of the drink away. Was very busy, not surprising given it was the tail end of school holidays. Outdoor seating, semi outdoor seating and indoor seating all available and quite pleasant. Heaters in the semi outdoor area for when it gets a bit cooler. The difference between the two burgers is the patties. The Mixed Grain Pattie is bound by egg whereas the Curry Lentil Pattie is not. Group also had the Mountain Burger (vegetarian eggs) and the Bliss burger. Both rates well apparently. Not sure if you can mix and match patties, didn't test their flexibility on this, they seemed like nice people and very friendly so I recon you're in with a chance if you were polite enough.