Opened Oct 2017, this is the fourth all-vegan eatery in Izmir. Owned by a lady known in the grassroots animal rights scene in the city. Menu is limited at the opening, and include falafel, hot drinks including coffee with soy milk and vegan breakfast. Owner states that the place is entirely vegan, including cleaning and personal hygiene products consumed within the premises. Located in town center of Izmir, that is Alsancak. Reported open, Sep 2019. Open Mon-Sat 12:00pm-11:00pm, Sun 2:00pm-10:00pm.
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1460 Sokak, 28/1 (at Close to Kibris Sehitleri Caddesi, a busy shopping street), Izmir, Turkey, 35280
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Last update on 07 Feb 2020 by Meggy.maria
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Added by guraytezcan on 24 Oct 2017
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9 Reviews
First Review by muratnart
Semaa
Points +231
Great cupcakes 🤩 - Edit
Cupcake is great! Ambiance is a bit off, but the staff is nice.
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DaDominique
Points +24
Definitely worth the money - Edit
The falafel dish was sooooo good!
Read moreAlso the muffin dessert mmmmmm.
Pros: Neighborhood , Friendly service
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rosebuda
Points +1260
Amazing place with progressive views - Edit
Definitely try it in izmir. Amazing people with progressive views. They also host groups and small political events.
Read moreCozy atmosphere with seats in the front and also in a small backyard
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ChantalPoulin
Points +2898
Nice ambiance, love that place - Edit
I only took a turkish coffee but I really loved the vibe. So cool to see a queer vegan place in Izmir. The coffee was really good.
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mouser1
Points +154
Awesome lunch! - Edit
We have been starving for good vegan food while traveling via cruise ship. This place saved us! The food is made fresh and it was delicious!
Read morePros: Fresh food, Outdoor patio, Friendly service
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EkimAkyıldız
Points +73
Great experience! - Edit
I love everything about Tyke. The people working here are great, there is a gender neutral restroom, solidarity stands with prisoners, artists, and sex workers. The place provides an overall summary of local movements and struggles.
Read moreWe had fellah köftesi along with two falafels, they were tasty and pretty affordable.
Cold brew coffee and homemade lemonade are a must try!
Updated from previous review on 2022-06-22
Pros: Affordable, Great staff, Political space
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unparalloser
Points +130
Not a cafe, still a good ideological space - Edit
I don't think this place is treated like a cafe by the locals, and for a good reason: sometimes they have only one position available from an already tiny menu, and even that position has but a half of usual ingredients. One day you can order a salad and get an amazing plate full of flavor with hummus and falafel on the side, while next time it's just leaves, carrots and a few slices of marinated cucumber.
Read moreI think it's more of a studying/ drinking tea/ discussing politics kind of space. Giving it a bonus star for all the symbols and posters they display and zines they offer.
Updated from previous review on 2020-11-03
Pros: pro-LGBTQ+ and other things that matter
Cons: quality varies a lot, 1-6 positions on the menu
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Feyme
Points +544
Cosy vegan cafe - Edit
Very cosy place, almost feels like home. They do not have many options but the falafel was really good. I will definitely go back!
Read morePros: All vegan, Cosy, Suitable for studying, reading
Cons: Limited options
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muratnart
Points +24
Like home - Edit
Small place in the back streets of Alsancak. Very good fallafel but you wanna go there for a drink and spend time thinking, studying or reading.
Read morePros: Feels like home, All vegan
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