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Vegan
Israeli

Vegan cafe, library, and inclusive event space created 2017. Open Sat 12:00pm-11:00pm.


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6 Reviews

First Review by URvegan

ReemAbuRass

Points +20

Vegan
12 Nov 2022

Amazing place

Vegan cafe, very nice people, amazing environment. Highly recommend!

Pros: Great people , Inclusive environment , Vegan cafe

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HappyOtter

Points +297

Vegan
11 Dec 2019

Very welcoming!

Lovely food and tea in an inclusive space. They make very clear that folks are welcome to stay and work/study/chat.

GinaBo

Points +38

Vegan
24 Mar 2019

really nice!!!!

nice café with really sweet people😄
the lentil salad with smoked tofu is very good and the ice-café!!! very good prices for Israel 🤭

JaredinIsrael

Points +1366

Vegan
09 Feb 2019

An unassuming hidden treasure

I've wanted to try this place for a while, but due to their very limited open hours, I only recently found myself in the right place at the right time. After struggling a few minutes to even find it, my family and I were welcomed into the tiny (and a bit uncomfortable) space by the friendly staff who outnumbered the clientele. Not everything on the menu was available, but we understood that as an informal community center and activist hangout, they're not trying to be a full-fledged restaurant. The service was bumpy and confused at times, but eventually the sandwiches, soup and salads arrived and we were pleasantly surprised - very yummy! What they lack in formality, they make up in attentiveness and taste. And the prices are unbelievably low. This probably isn't the most convenient eatery in town, but I'll definitely be back.

Pros: Very simple, healthy & yummy food, Extremely affordable, Kind & attentive service

Cons: Fairly cramped & uncomfortable seating options, Limited hours as a public cafe

kenvegan

Points +12346

Vegan
02 Dec 2018

Nice Food / Lovely Conversation

A great place for wholesome and tasty vegan food and intellectual conversation.

I ordered a lentil salad and soup. Both were delicious.

URvegan

Points +64

Vegan
28 Apr 2018

Most interesting space in Jerusalem

First of all, whatever you do - take the smoked tofu, and have a cake.

This is a small co-operative, so all the waiters are the co-owners. it's a safe space for activists in different struggles: animal rights, LGBTQ, and of course against the occupation. There is a political library, many events, and tasty food for very cheap (its a non profit).
So if your looking for a real alternative look at the city, or a place to eat/drink/chill, this is the spot.

Pros: interestign, cheap, chilled

Cons: sometimes the service is a bit slow




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