Tel-Aviv

I didn’t realize this was a vegan place when I arrived. I asked what type of shawarma the they had and they told me vegan only. I felt silly and ordered the spicy hummus to save face. It was delicious! As far a hummus goes this is the best I’ve had in Poland. Could have come with more than one pita though.

We were staying at a hotel in the area and this restaurant was recommended by the front desk! Such a cute place, great outdoor seating and the food was super delicious and fresh!

I go there quite often for lunch, and it’s rather nice for those who love hummus, though for a large plate of it there’s not enough bread and you have to order more to finish the plate. There’s nice lemonade. Falafel and some soups were a bit too spicy for me, but that’s just because I’m too intolerant to it. Staff can be a bit more friendly.

Place claims to be healthy our experience was just the opposite. Felt bloated and sick after the food that seemed contrived and not authentic compared to real Israeli food. The food was not fresh and was flat. If you want Tel Aviv fly to Tel Aviv. Also the service staff left a lot to demand. Yes, they did ask if we were ok, but the food was rushed and thrown at us. If we wanted that type of service we would go to McDonalds. Finally the experience should be more about good food not the scene. For G-​d sake this is Warsaw not NYC or TLV. Bottom line price does not match food and service.
Finally the place has no air conditioning and our clothes smelled like they were in the kitchen. Bad experience.

Sehr leckere Hummus-​Variationen, nette Bedienung, cooles Interieur. Auch die Falaffel sind sehr gut. Tee bekommt man wahlweise im Becher oder einer Kanne, die eine halbe Kompanie versorgt. Empfehlenswerter Laden!

Excellent for hummus lovers also one of the best falafels in town, low selection of beers but you can try delicious wines

Amazing from the tea to the hummus to the falafels. I want to eat here everyday. The food is fresh and satisfying.

The food is incredible and I can really recommend their hummus! Cosy restaurant and great wine!

Great place for a meal or small bites. There is a page on the menu with a list of about 15 things you can choose to order a small amount of, for just 5plz each (1gbp). I really liked getting to try many things.
Vegan shawarma was fantastic. It was smokey and well-​spiced. Salty. The texture was incredible… Kinda melts in your mouth. I never ate meat like that, but my friend that had said it was too realistic, texturally.
Tofu was really good too… Sauce on it was nice and light… A little spicy.
Hummus had perfect texture. A little on the bland side for me, but still good.
Spicy red sauce was terrific. Good heat, but not extraordinarily hot.
Got some curry thing as well that was the texture of hummus. It was nice.
Mushroom soup was wonderful. Very earthy and interesting.
Falafel wrap was good. Really big. Great value. There is a sweet sauce on it that tastes kind of like sweet dried fruit… good contrast with the other flavors… made for a unique falafel wrap.
Highlights of the meal for me were definitely the shawarma and the mushroom soup.
Service was spot on. Atmosphere was alright. A little crammed. Tables too close together. But it wasn’t bad. Free wifi was nice.
Oh, and I tried to go the previous night at 1am and it was closed. I’d suggest calling beforehand if you’re planning to go late at night.

Nice place with exceptional hummus and pumpkin soup. Service is pretty good and English friendly.

What an awesome place. I’m not by any means a vegan — in fact, few things I love as much as I love a bloody steak — but I have an appreciation for deliciousness in general and this was great. Fun and young atmosphere, great food, good music and a positive message to boot. If they get their service up a notch and get some better drinks, it’ll be stellar.

While the culinary offerings in Warsaw are quite accommodating for vegetarians, there is still some room for the vegan department to improve. Luckily there are a couple cafes with vegan brunches, Tel Aviv being one of them.
We came for the weekly Sunday morning Israeli brunch. It starts at 10 so we arrived not long after, since we are used to brunch being packed in Berlin. That’s not the case here though, I’m pleased to report. The atmosphere was much more relaxed and casual, with people strolling in at a steady pace. And luckily there is a fair amount of seating.
The Israeli brunch is 29.90 PLN per person, about € 7. Compared to everywhere else we ate in Warsaw, this is a bit pricy, but I still think that it’s a fair price to pay. The food offerings include a lot of pastes/​spreads, like hummus and baba ganoush, as well as chickpea and tabbouleh salads, various fruits and vegetables, soup, and pita bread (with gluten-​free bread options for an additional amount). Most of the food was also very «clean» — no processed fake meats and cheeses. I enjoyed the food quite a bit, and was filled and satisfied for most of the morning and afternoon.
As for the café itself, it’s light and clean and has many vegan and gluten-​free options of other sorts on the menu. There is also free WiFi. I guess the main thing I noticed is that even though we showed up about 30 minutes after the brunch began, it wasn’t ready, and the soup and bread were missing. So there definitely could be a little more preparedness. But otherwise, it was a good experience, and perhaps one of the better vegan brunch options in the city.

Auf die Bedienung kann man Jahre warten. Absolut unschoen! Limonade waesserig, und Essen war nicht mehr warm!