Vegan
Middle Eastern
Israeli
Cafe offering Levantine food, like hummus and dips, for lunch and dinner. Est. 2020. NOTE: Please verify if offering cow's milk. Open Mon-Tue 17:00-22:30, Wed 17:00-22:00, Thu-Sun 12:00-22:30.
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Added by vanche_s on 18 Aug 2020
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33 Reviews
First Review by YoucefZeghouani
PrincessPudding
Points +249
Fresh exciting flavours - Edit
We loved all of the small dishes we tried on the lunch menu. Great fresh flavours and produce. Can really recommend the bread salad (nom). The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated.
Read morePros: Completely vegan , Quality of food
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Leonie97
Points +41
Surprise vegan - Edit
We went here without knowing it was a vegan restaurant. So when we wanted to order we were pleasantly surprised that everything on the menu was vegan! The food was amazing, tapas style with warm bread. Would highly recommend.
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wommes
Points +151
Great food, delicious coffee - Edit
Nice and cosy place with very good coffee and great vegan food (meze). Nice atmosphere, ideal lunch place.
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Yasminesan
Points +1917
Fast and nice service, terrace, nice tapas selection - Edit
Israeli tapas near Tempelhoferfeld. Nice service, bathrooms inside, indoor and outdoor seating. Large hot and cold drinks menu and tapas are all vegan with a mixture of hot and cold. The bread salad is especially excellent, and I liked the baked cauliflower too.. Priced are a bit high considering it's tapas but post-Corona it's understandable. card payments accepted.
Read morePros: Food quality, Location
Cons: Prices for portion size
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lunaliz
Points +78
NOT VEGAN! otherwise nice - Edit
Cafe Pilz seems to have really nice mezze and food in general. All the food is vegan - awesome!
Read moreWe weren't hungry though and only ordered coffee, which we expected to be vegan as Cafe Pilz is labeled vegan on here and everything else was vegan as well. Turns out they usually serve coffee with cows milk and charge 0.30 Euro extra for oat milk (the only vegan alternative). I found that quite confusing as in my opinion a café that serves non-vegan food or drink isn't vegan.
So: In order to not confuse people who don't drink cows milk, I would either relabel label Cafe Pilz as vegetarian and make it clear that the default choice is cows milk or make it all vegan. If either of those were chosen, I wouldn't have anything to complain about!
AntonPilz
Hey,
Read moreI apologize for the confusion, but we never intended to label ourselves as a vegan place. On the contrary, we're a normal restaurant that serves Levantine food without anyone noticing it's vegan. We also never stated anywhere that anything we sell is vegan and it says on the menu that oat milk costs extra. I actually didn't list us on this website but I'll try and claim it. Thank you for your feedback.
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YoucefZeghouani
Points +141
Amazing mezze Levant - Edit
Very nice new middle eastern/levant food place. Small tapas/mezze like, affordable price and original recipes
Read moreSuper tasty and all vegan!
Pros: All vegan, Original recipes, Cheap
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