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Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers coffee with soy or oat milk, fresh juices and other drinks. Also has a daily changing lunch menu that includes a vegan dish. Open Mon-Fri 08:00-00:00, Sat 10:00-00:00. Closed Sun.
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Lindwurmstraße 159 (at Gleich Beim KVR), Munich, Germany, 80337
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Added by Flosse on 19 Jul 2020
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3 Reviews
First Review by Flosse
_Johnny_
Points +799
Great community-forming café but few vegan options - Edit
It's a one-man operation with a single warm dish that begins vegan with animal products added afterwards if desired.
Read moreHe also has numerous pastries, which are unfortunately not vegan. Being more of a cafébar than a restaurant, it would be great if there were vegan pastries.
The place is cozy and what really sets it apart are the music and event nights. There is a very diverse and welcoming community of regulars and this brings people together in a way that very few places do.
Pros: Cozy, Has created it's own community
Cons: No vegan pastries
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NinjaRamenGirl
Points +81
Not vegan. Only a few veg options - Edit
Nice people. Doesn’t cater for vegans
Read morePros: Nice staff , Cool location
Cons: No non dairy products- only cows milk for coffee, Option for food was mainly meat and quiche
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Flosse
Points +42
No war, Drink coffee, Play guitar - Edit
Café Diba is my second living room, and hands-down my current number one happy place. The owner, Reza, is one of the most warm-hearted and open-minded people I know. Beautiful (usually) Jazz music is playing throughout the day. On many, but not all Wednesdays, half a dozen or so musicians meet at this place for the regular Gipsy Jazz Jam Session. Come on in and listen (free), bring your instrument and join in if you like! Café Diba offers a staple of newspapers, including the local standards Süddeutsche, AZ and TZ, but also - to my delight - the left leaning political taz and Junge Welt. Free unlimited WiFi provided by Freifunk München (ffmuc) helps me get some work done should I have to.
Read morePros: The nicest owner, Excellent coffee, Great quality everything
Cons: Small shop, unreliable hours, Time is not of the essence here
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