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Serves meat, vegan options available. Chain of casual restaurant franchise with outlets across Israel where it's headquartered. Offers marked vegan choices - for big breakfast, hot dishes, salad with vegan feta, sandwiches, and dessert. As of 2021, many branches of Landwer in Israel are offering sandwiches and salads with Vuna (vegan tuna). Has plant milk for coffee. The company, founded 1919, roasts and distributes coffee beans. Serves meat, vegan options available. Restaurant chain offering marked vegan items for big breakfast, hot dishes, salads, and dessert; has soy milk for coffee. Open Mon-Sun 12:00am-12:00am.
5 Reviews
First Review by Brok O. Lee
Bat-Cow
Points +445
Nice food, slow service - Edit
The chain recently updated its menu and now offers a broad range of vegan dishes including breakfast, cheese toasts, pizza, salads, pasta, burgers, and more.
Read moreI would not recommend the burgers, but everything else I've tried so far has been really tasty.
Service can be terribly slow.
Pros: Many vegan options, Outdoor sitting area
Cons: Slow service
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Talik
Points +352
Cafe Landwer Chainstores are really great - Edit
I like the variety and the food is really great. Especially the sandwitches and the Buckwheat dish.
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TravelVeggie
Points +313
nice to have a 24/7 coffee house - Edit
Love the tahini shake and lentils balls.
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Brok O. Lee
Points +3390
Nice Cafe - Open 24/7 - Edit
The Cafe Landwer chain is well-known in Israel and there are branches all over the country, including a couple of other locations in Tel Aviv. Landwer recently added a vegan section to their menu which includes a generous vegan breakfast, served any time. If you're out and about during the wee hours, you can always come to Cafe Landwer, which is open 24/7. The vegan items on the latest menu are really good and not just "veganized" versions of other dishes. The breakfast is large and includes a chickpea-lentil flour "omelet" - still one of the best in town, as well as spreads, breads and rolls, salad, coffee (with soymilk - but remind them), juice and a vegan yogurt dessert. I've enjoyed the lentil balls with rice and salad many times, and several other mains, all excellent. The rozalach dessert made with lotus cream is yummy and generous - 2 could share it. There are also many vegetarian items on the menu as well.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Sunday April 06, 2014
Updated from previous review on 2014-04-06
Pros: Open 24/7, Terrific vegan breakfast, Excellent wait staff
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VeggieMon
Points +274
Vegan sandwich - so good - Edit
I stopped in with a non-veg friend of mine just as a matter of convenience while we were kicking around Dizengoff. I wasn't familiar with the place but it worked out great.
Read moreThere are some veggie & vegan options clearly marked on the menu, but the "red lentil omelette sandwich" jumped right out at me. It is so good - probably the best sandwich I've had at a restaurant since I moved to Israel. It's vegan - "omelette" is just how they describe what amounts to a sort of lentil, carrot, and herb crepe. Must eat to believe.
Pros: Vegan sandwich TDF, Friendly service, location
Cons: Only Goldstar on tap, yech
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