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Veg-options
Vegan-friendly
Italian
Beer/Wine
Kosher
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Small cafe offering small plates (aperitivo), coffee, and cakes in a very cozy atmosphere. Food is presented in glass case display. Cakes and coffee are soy milk and plant margarine based. Staff is able to explain about the food ingredients. Has Wi-Fi. Previously named Kosher Bistrot Caffe. Open Mon-Sun 11:00-22:00.
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Last update on 13 May 2018 by Guest
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8 Reviews
First Review by Topinambur
Monkiki
Points +13
Terrible - Edit
We have been there last week for a quick lunch. People are kind but food is horrible and terribly expensive.
Read moreWe had Falafel and Hummus: Falafel were dry and tasteless, while hummus too watery and tastless too.
We had artichokes Jewish style but they were hard and dry, oily and absolutely different from the ones of the Jewish - Roman tradition. Also a portion of Code was terrible, dry and with a really bad taste. At the end of the story we had an exagerate bill. I absolutely not recommend the place to tourists as the experience we had was totally negative and our suggestion is to avoid the place and choose another one among the houndred possibilities around the Roman Ghetto. Please do not repeat our experience!
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Theralex
Points +50
Nice cafe in the jewish quarter - Edit
Nice cafe that offers many vegan options &only uses soy milk in their coffee.
Read morePros: Nice staff
Cons: Way way overpriced. Cappucino was 3€, while you c
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RachelParle
Points +40
Ok option if you're in the area - Edit
This place doesn't specialise in veggie/vegan food and nothing on the menu is labelled as such. But if you ask the staff they'll point out a few options. We had risotto (1 pumpkin, 1 zucchini) and a salad. They were ok, but pretty pricey. There aren't many good options near the Capital, so it was handy, but I would definitely not go out of my way to come here.
Read morePros: A few vegan options.
Cons: Food is nothing special.
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LemonsandLuggage
Points +2172
Nice Dessert - Edit
The people at Kosher Bistrot were quite knowledgeable and knew exactly which items on their menu were vegan. Both my boyfriend and I opted for pasta dishes which were decent but not quite filling. I did, however, have a vegan vanilla mousse with vegan whipped cream for dessert which was quite impressive. However, since Kosher Bistrot was quite expensive, we decided not to go back again and explored other options during the rest of our stay.
Read morePros: Nice dessert, Knowledgeable staff
Cons: Expensive, Small portions
Guest
I_love_pears
Points +324
lots of options - Edit
At least 5 appetisers, 4 first courses and a few salads are vegan. Menu in English so easy to choose and staff knew what vegan meant. Also lots of labelled gluten free options.
Read morePros: options, outdoor seating
Cons: not the friendliest service
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rosie
Points +502
Great hot chocolate - Edit
Popped in one evening, just for hot chocolate. Seats are mostly outside and a few stools inside. We didn't eat there (it seemed mostly small plates of stuff, but they pointed to quite a few that were vegan). The hot chocolate (thick, custardy and with cream on top) was really lovely.
Read moreIt's worth a wander around the Jewish quarter, there were some fast food places with quite a few things labelled vegan as well.
Pros: Friendly staff , Really great hot chocolate
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andrea
Points +638
Kosher rules - Edit
You have to realize that kosher means to keep milk products away from meat ones. So while there is no milk dairy, most kosher baked goods have eggs. They don't even count fish as "meat," so they sometimes serve fish in "vegetarian" kosher places. If you don't speak Italian, just be careful.
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Topinambur
Points +52
eggs... - Edit
Ho preso una cioccolata calda con panna vegetale ma non ho trovato dolci vegan, in tutti c'erano uova o miele. Forse per il pranzo ci sono più opzioni.
Read moreI had a chocolate with whipped cream but the sweets was with eggs or honey (no milk). Maybe more options for lunch.
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