Vegan-friendly
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Mediterranean
Serves only vegetarian or vegan versions of kosher Jewish dishes. Could include lentil soup, falafel plate and an it's not salmon and cream cheese bagel (vegan cream cheese, carrot lox and beef tomato.) Open Mon-Sun 10:00-16:00. Hot food served 11.30-2:30 pm.
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190 Cheetham Hill Rd, Manchester, England, M8 8LW
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Added by JAHark on 06 Nov 2021
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7 Reviews
First Review by JAHark
Nattyy
Points +2831
Great authentic little cafe - Edit
This is a great spot in Manchester, looks like the salmon bagel is on the menu to stay but the rest of the menu seems to change pretty often, there were 3 options when we visited, the Dafina was in fact vegan although labelled as Vegetarian on the menu, the chef advised this was because they used to serve it with honey in, we had the Dafina and the chickpea soup, which came with bread. Both were very hearty warm dishes and very tasty. Staff were super friendly and helpful. The venue is beautiful. Highly recommend a visit. Would have been a 5 star if fully Vegan.
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IanMandu
Points +36
Amazing ‘salmon’ bagel! - Edit
Never had vegan salmon before. I don’t actually think I’ve tasted real salmon! This was so delicious.
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Pennylite
Points +297
Great for vegans - Edit
Very much enjoyed lunch in the small vegetarian cafe section of the museum. The vegetable & lentil Cholent was delicious & large enough to share. The vegan ‘smoked salmon’ & ‘cream cheese’ bagels were very tasty & enjoyable. Selection of plant based milks for drinks. Staff were helpful. While I personally prefer crispier bagels & these were softer, more like buns, I very much enjoyed the food & highly recommend a visit.
Read morePros: Mostly vegan menu, Home-made food, Delicious tasting
Cons: Limited menu
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Thepieparlour
Points +164
Unexpected vegan gem - Edit
Had a tour round the museum then lunch the food is amazing
Read morePros: Amazing vegan food, Variety to suit all, Snacks or meals available
Cons: Not huge amount of tables, None, None
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DaddyofTwo
Points +170
Great place - Edit
Interesting menu. Well worth going out of your way to visit.
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Dishon
Points +17
Vegan Cafe - Edit
Friendly Cafe at entrance to Museum
Read morePros: Freshly made vegan food & healthy snacks , Friendly staff , Small modern cafe with quick service
Cons: Hot food sells out quickly , No parking outside but parking on side roads free
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JAHark
Points +231
Friendly modern cafe - Edit
Situated on ground floor of new extension this small cafe is light and bright.There are a few tables in entrance area close up to what was the outside wall of the synagogue.Staff very friendly and helpful.Menu is small but interesting.Recommend the not salmon cream cheese bagel,carrot lox, unusual taste& texture.Visited couple of times and cake selection different each time - this week Hanukkah donuts.
Read morePros: Friendly staff, Light with views out, Quiet
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