• Amardeen Cafe

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Vegan-friendly
Mediterranean
Delivery
Middle Eastern
Lebanese
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Lebanese & Middle Eastern cuisine. Vegan marked.


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7 Reviews

First Review by KellyBone

dontbedaft

Points +629

Vegan
04 May 2023

Solid option for mixed dining

Attended for work event as only vegan and worked well. Disappointing that the baba ganouch contains yogurt but was delighted that they has sam smiths beer from the uk. The vegan moussaka was good.

Pros: Vegan options well labeled, Samuel smiths beer

Cons: Closes early

linadelbruck

Points +179

Vegan
18 Oct 2021

Delicious

Very delicious Lebanese food!! Oily, but that’s the norm. Ingredients are fresh. I got moussaka, tabbouleh, and lentil soup. Yum!

marnittt

Points +13

Vegetarian
23 Feb 2020

Delicious food!

The lentil soup here is so delicious!

Food is excellent here.

Pros: Lots of vegan and vegetarian options, Attentive staff

Cons: Expensive

Hodzic_fam

Points +1764

Vegan
28 Sep 2019

Great vegan options, quality food

This restaurant has legit vegan options and it tastes great. The cauliflower wrap was very good along with the falafels. It is a bit pricey though.

dlough

Points +44

Vegan
26 Aug 2019

High quality veg mediterranian food

Great food (excellent vegan options). My favorite is the falafels tahini. The garlic spread is also dank, so is the tabouleh. Food has a great combination of exotic spices and complex flavor.

Pros: Nice flavor profiles, Good, attentive service

NickRoshon

Points +30

Vegan
02 Jun 2019

Cute place with awesome small plates and snacks

We visit often and love the califlower tagine, vegetarian plate and falafel wrap. The lentil soup is also great.

KellyBone

Points +2827

Vegan
19 Jul 2017

Come for Falafel, Stay for the Cauliflower Tagine

This super solid Lebanese restaurant offers a diverse collection of clearly marked vegan options. My personal favorites are the Vegetarian Meza ($23)--with hummus, tabouleh, garlic tahini, fattoush, dolma, falafel, mixed pickles, and I sub out the baba ghanouj (made with yogurt) with toum--and Cauliflower Tagine ($10) topped with tahini sauce, sumac and roasted almonds.

Pros: Clearly marked vegan options, CAULIFLOWER TAGINE

Cons: Yogurt in the Baba Ghanouj




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