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Dyadya Fadi

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5/22 Dumskaya Ulitsa, Flat 68, St Petersburg, Russia,

Informal, home-style small vegan cafe offering falafel, sweets, soup, tea. Hosts yoga classes, events and more. English spoken. Gate entry code: 2-4-6-0. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-11:00pm.

Category: Vegan, Western

Reviews (10)

First Review by Ihgd

never again - Edit

It took forever to find
They only had 1 thing to serve and wasn't all that great
The experience isnt a hipe as many have said unless you enjoy being lost in the snow for an hour
The enternece code is wrong i just sat at the door waiting for it to open
Just not worth it

Pros: cheap

Cons: everything else


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Must try once! - Edit

Tasty falafel, spiced green tea, coffee and date sweets. That's all they serve. And it's great! The place is very cozy (apparently a 1st floor apartment) and ridiculously cheap. When we visited, there were five newborn kittens to entertain us while waiting - bad news for allergic and hygiene freaks but great news for everybody else, that's how cute they are.

The place is indeed hard to find, we were lucky to have someone coming in with us. As an addition to previous instructions - press the buttons of the code simultaneously.

Pros: cheap, delicious, kittens

Cons: only one food option, hard to find


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Delicious but hard to find - Edit

Really good homemade falafel (very moist if you like that kind of thing) and vegan sweets in a legitimately homely atmosphere. I won't ruin the surprise of the toilet but worth a trip on its own!

Hard to find: go under the arch at 5/22 into what looks like houses, then immediately turn right and go through the iron gate (code 0246). Then all the way to the end and buzz flat 68.

FM

Pros: Good food, Friendly, Cheap


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Delicious Falafel in cozy atmosphere - Edit

First we had some troubles to find the place, but we made it, finally. Fadi speaks English quite well and offered us really delicious Falafel wraps. We could choose between spicy and non-spicy. Really cheap, as well.
They provide the food in their own flat, but also have space for a larger group. We were around ten people. Cozy atmosphere.
Highly recommend. One of the few vegan places in Saint Petersburg.

Pros: awesome falafel, really cheap

Cons: a bit hard to find


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friendly & hommy - Edit

Though the place does not have plenty of meals to offer, their falafel is delicious and pretty cheap, made with care, literary before your very eyes at the open kitchen. They also have table games. There you feel like you came to visit a friend or some cosy home party.

Pros: Inexpensive, Tasty, Home-style


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Uncle Fadi guest - Edit

Fadi is owner of place, very charming person.

You can have some falafel, coffee or tea, as i understood from time to time there some more stuff in menu) The food is good and coffee just outstanding)

Place is quiet, have their own atmosphere (which in my opinion is cozy) and you can take a rest. Wi-fi is good, Fadi speak russian and english.

The flat of Fadi is not easy to find - it's better to call him or ask some locals, many of them knows him.

Pros: True Falafel , cozy atmosphere , place for rest, conversation.

Cons: hard to find )


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Friendliest place that has the best falafel - Edit

Don't be discouraged by this place being in a flat! The owner is the friendliest guy ever and speaks very good English. This place has the best falafel I've ever tried in my life, and I had a lot. Also try the soup and home made candy. Really cheap as well.

Pros: tastiest falafel ever, friendly, cheap


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Home-style place - Edit

Very nice, very small (four or five tables) cafe, a little hard to locate but very much worth it. The claim to making the city's best falafel is likely justified, the vegan sweets are extremely tasty, all food is cheap. The guy running the place is just the friendliest. No alcohol or smoking.

Pros: Home-like atmosphere, Excellent falafel


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