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Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Mediterranean
Middle Eastern
Israeli
In the Jewish district a community gathering place and cafe. Offers coffee and tea with soymilk option, pita and hummus, Kosher wine. Open Mon-Sun 10:00-22:00.
22 Reviews
First Review by hack_man
CharleyHarris
Points +622
Touring the Jewish quarter - Edit
A little Jewish cafe in the Jewish quarter serving mezze meals. We ordered their medium meze which was great for two. Lots of vegan options. The dishes were very flavourful, in some cases a bit overpowering as I wasn’t expecting it but enjoyable
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O.anne
Points +63
Calm corner in Kazimierz - Edit
Cheder is a relaxed café with Israeli specialities amidst the busy old Jewish quarters. The place is cosily decorated, and invites reading a book. The hummus with pita (and sumak, etc) and tea were tasty.
Read morePros: Atmosphere , (Middle Eastern) dishes to share, Tea
Cons: Extra charge for oat milk
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Ciamciak
Points +45
Well prepared, clean design and ale. - Edit
It's such a relief to go to a place with plenty of vegan options and no killed animals served.
Read moreVeggies were cooked amazingly - sweet and delicate. Balanced tastes. They know the need in variety of structures, textures, colors and temperature. A non-alko mangoAle was a bonus as well as the garden.
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CécilePereira
Points +94
Tasty food and relaxed atmosphere - Edit
Nice choice of vegetarian and vegan mezze. Wide choice of drinks, including coffee, tea, herbal tea, juice and wine. My friend had the mulled wine and I had the warm fresh orange juice with cinnamon.
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Yasuraka
Points +195
Perfect chill spot - Edit
Atmosphere is great, you can relax in the living room style interior. Getting some snacks and drinks.
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FlorMayana
Points +1524
Super nice ambience - Edit
I went to "have a tee" with a friend, without knowing this was a vegetarian place. They have a nice menu, vegan cake! This time I've tried a rose lemonade (without honey).
Read moreMost of the drinks can be made vegan, they have almond and soy milk, and others that are with honey you can just ask without... It was super tasty!
The ambience is very good vibe!
Pros: Ambience, Taste, Friendly
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thegenie
Points +157
Cozy and calm place in a busy neighborhood - Edit
Nice and calm Cafe in a very busy area of the town. Never had food there, only the coffee but that alone is worth the visit. We always get the traditional pot with cardamom. Be aware that it takes a little to make, so dont expect that to be done in three minutes! Sit down and enjoy the coffee experience!
Read moreThe menu has vegan food options so you will find something to eat!
If you are interested in Jewish history, you will find plenty of books that you can go through.
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Czplwsk
Points +30
Worth visiting while in Cracow - Edit
Very relaxing place, perfect for a good read as they have a lot of books. The porridge is perfect. It's like no other place in Cracow.
Read morePros: Spacious
Cons: Not many vegan thing to choose from (but all tasty
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jzero
Points +72
Fab place just need vegan cake! - Edit
Love the music, the decor, very relaxing, great mezze.
Read moreWould give 5 stars had there been some vegan cakes!
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NatashaMaddison
Points +92
Amazing Vegan Meze! - Edit
Really relaxing atmosphere in the heart of the Kazimierz. The vegan mezze was delicious & the plant based latte was the best I've ever had.
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AnnaZalewska
Points +27
Proste ale smaczne - Edit
Proste dania, bardzo smaczna kuchnia. Miejsce warte odwiedzin.
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SG213
Points +819
Nice place to relax - Edit
This is a very chilled out place in the centre of the Jewish quarter. We got the hummus bowl which was good, although I was expecting perhaps some interesting type of pitta bread but just got the standard lavash style flatbread which is ok but nothing special.
Read moreThe Israeli wines on the other hand are quite interesting. If you prefer slightly sweeter red wines there is at least one option here which is very drinkable.
Pros: Serves both hummus and alcohol, Relaxing calm place, nice decor
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malinavegan
Points +416
Amazing hummus bowls - Edit
If you love hummus and are in Krakow this place is a must! They serve different hummus bowls with the most delicous warm pita bread. They also have a meze menu so you can combine your own bowl.
Read moreThis was the first time I tried Israelian food, and it will definitely not be the last!
Pros: Amazing hummus, Make your own bowl, Delicious warm pita bread
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KatM13
Points +350
great food and amazing coffee - Edit
The food is very yummy. Probably tried the whole menu. The coffee is excellent (especially the ones with cardamom and ginger). Nice place to sit and work or read and they alway have great music
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FernandoMoreira
Points +1461
very good - Edit
good coffee and amazing hummus
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missliey
Points +169
Nice place, limited food - Edit
It's quite a large place, good for meeting for a coffee, working on your laptop or reading a book. I wouldn't come here primarily for food though, the only option is really houmous. I enjoyed the houmous though, nice sized portion. Atmosphere is relaxed and friendly.
Read morePros: related atmosphere, Good for meeting
Cons: Not many food options
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silverfin
Points +93
Tea & tunes - Edit
Didn't actually eat here, but stopped off for cup of tea (hot or iced, many interesting varieties of tea, coffee, tisane) and a sit down. Browsed books on Jewish history, listened to music. Very nice atmosphere.
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GeoffreyDeSena
Points +69
Good food, exotic coffee - Edit
The toasted sandwich I had was quite tasty, but it could have had more filling. The Israeli coffee was quite delicious. I've never had anything quite like it, and even a small pot will go a long way. The choice of music is a bit loud for studying or reading, but it's a good place to chill with a friend or just get out of the sun for a bit.
Read morePros: Coffee, Food, Exotic
Cons: Noise, No garden
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Kether&Kevin
Points +72
Nice place - Edit
Went late one evening and shared the mezze platter and a nice bottle of wine. Nice relaxing vibe
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KelseyHudspeth
Points +675
Community space with amazing hummus. - Edit
The hummus was spectacular, the tea was amazing, and the atmosphere couldn't have been better for a cold winter day in Krakow.
Read moreI recommend trying their seasonal hummus and the Moroccan mint tea. We came back twice because it was so good
Pros: hummus
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Safrits
Points +21
quiet place, friendly people and good food for vegetarians - Edit
This Jewish restaurant is a mix between a livingroom, library and a restaurant.
Read moreVery quiet, not a overkill of music so you can talk with eachother. And of course the food: delicious.
Good wine from the hills of Judea.
Pros: vegetarian, quiet
Cons: not many menu options, but not really a disadvanta
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hack_man
Points +21598
Very Special - Edit
Modern place, set up perhaps like a sophisticated bookstore. Immediately welcoming and a gorgeously inviting aroma of fresh food as soon as you walk in. Located on my favourite street in Kazimierz, you will find typical middle eastern and north African style snacks and pitta bread delights here with hummus, tahini, eggplant and grilled vegetables forming a large part of the menu combinations. The premises are large and relaxing. I'm absolutely sure this will be a success. Not somewhere to go for a main meal but a place to unwind, snack on or chill out with something from the extensive drinks menu and soak up the "Kazimierzian" atmosphere. That's a name I just made up by the way, but I think it works well to describe this amazing part of town.
Read morePros: fresh food, location, atmosphere
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